New Zion Cemetery

Chandler, Lincoln County, Oklahoma

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Submitted by: Terry Dudley

Brian Royce Baker

September 3, 1979 ~ September 5, 2023

Bryan Royce Baker, 44, passed away on Tuesday, September 5, 2023, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

Baker was born on Monday, September 3, 1979, to Rick Royce Baker and Edna Faye Melson. He attended Chandler public schools when he was young and was later homeschooled. He graduated with his GED in 1998 and went on to further his education at Metro Tech Aviation School receiving his aviation mechanic certification along with a graphic design certification he earned on line. Baker was a very proud and active member of the Chandler Alumni Association. He was employed at Patriot Dealership in Chandler at the time of his passing.

It needs to be noted that, more than anything, Baker was a very devoted family man. He was deeply devoted to his wife, Jessica, and daughters, Addison, and Adlee, as well as the rest of his beloved family. His generosity was very apparent by the way he was able to save many lives by donating his organs after he passed and the 100 + family members and friends that showed up to the hospital for his honor walk.

Baker also enjoyed going to the lake and being on his boat, working on his mud trucks, stargazing, shooting guns, cooking, drawing, making knives, woodwork, old movies, video games and swimming with Addison. He loved his friends wholeheartedly and his family unconditionally. He would give the shirt off his back to anyone who needed it.

Baker was preceded in death by his father, Rick Royce Baker, grandparents, Burt Baker, Charles and Faye Towler, and Jewel and Ross Clark; and a niece, Jessica Clowdus.

Those left to cherish his memory are his wife, Jessica Hunt, daughters, Addison Baker, and Adlee Hunt; his mother, Edna Melson and step-father, Gene Melson; brother Steven Mullins; sisters, Sonja Haugan and her husband, Drew Haugan, and Teresa Neumann, and her husband, Gerry Neumann; niece, Shannon Hester and her husband, Philip Hester, and their daughters, Ayva and Trinity; nephew, Gary Don Clowdus; and niece, Jennifer Clowdus; as well as a host of other family members and friends.

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