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Shawnee resident James Earl Breedlove, 35, died Sunday, March 25, in Shawnee.
James was born October 14, 1971, to Leonard and Connie Breedlove in Dallas, Texas.
He attended Bethel elementary, Liberty Academy and The University of Oklahoma.
He was married on August 31, 1990, to Connie Renee Blair.
He worked as a General Manager for Direct Colors.
James was a member of many online game communities and was well known in the world of decorative concrete. He owned Lenny B's in Shawnee for five years.
He was proud to have been married for sixteen years and received great joy from his nine year old daughter, Gates.
He was preceded in death by his granny, grandpa and father-in-law.
Survivors include his wife, Connie Breedlove; daughter, Gates, of the home; parents, Len and Connie Breedlove; God-daughter, Ericka Stanley; two sisters, Chris Mayland and Joy DeRaimo; one brother, Ben Breedlove; mother-in-law, Pat Blair; two sisters-in-law, Malynda Yandell and Diane Breedlove; one brother-in-law, Eric Yandell; two nephews, Colton Yandell and Derek Breedlove; two nieces, Lindsey and Sabrina DeRaimo; aunts, uncles, sousins, and too many friends to list.
Service will be Wednesday from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. at Walker Funeral Service Chapel.
Memorials can be made to First National Bank P.O. Box 68 Shawnee, Oklahoma 74801, Breedlove Family Memorial Fund.
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