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Bryan County, Oklahoma

Highland Cemetery
Durant, Oklahoma

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Jaxon Oliver Brin Coker

October 25, 2020 ~ October 25, 2020

© Browns Funeral and Cremation Service
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Submitted by: Terry Dudley

Jaxon Oliver Brin Coker was received in Heaven by Jesus on October 25, 2020. Jaxon was born on October 25, 2020 to Jason Coker and Hallie Laird in Durant, Oklahoma.

Jaxon is survived by his parents Jason Coker and Hallie Laird; grandparents Sandra Brown, Jackie Coker and Linda Blackburn and Todd Maxey; great grandmother Mona Willingham; siblings Brooke Brasfield, Newt Brasfield, Nathaniel Marshall, Trista Coker, Sophia Laird, Katelyn McCoy and Gunner Delozier; aunts and uncles Aaron Coker, Kevin Blackburn, Tiffany Coker and Marissa Dalton.

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