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Brandy Ann (Cheeseman) Brown, 26, died Saturday in Barnsdall, Oklahoma. Funeral services will be held at 10:00 AM Friday in the Stumpff Funeral Home Chapel in Bartlesville.
Brandy Ann (Cheeseman) Brown was born August 21, 1985 in Bartlesville, Oklahoma to Dwight Allen and Diane Lynn (Gaines) Cheeseman III. She was raised in Okesa and received her education in Barnsdall and Pawhuska schools. Brandy was employed for a time at the Grove Nursing Home in Grove, Oklahoma. Brandy was a loving mother and enjoyed fishing in local lakes.
Survivors include her husband Robby Brown of Barnsdall; her son Ashton Allen Cheeseman; her daughter Ziva Diane Cheeseman; a step son Robby Brown; her parents Dwight and Diane Cheeseman of Okesa; her paternal grandmother Alice Eileen Cheeseman of Ochelata; maternal grandparents James L. Gaines Sr. and wife Vicki; of Grove, Oklahoma and Shirley Donahue of Dewey, Oklahoma; one brother Dwight Allen Cheeseman IV of Okesa; one sister Haven Sierra Cheeseman of Okesa; her uncle James L. Gaines, Jr. of Dewey, Oklahoma; two aunts Tajuana Lewis and Melva Golden and her husband Brian all of Ochelata; and several nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
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