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Brian Goodwin, 57, beloved son, brother, and father was called to his eternal resting place on October 14, 2021. He entered this world on December 16, 1963 in Lynnwood, California to Donald and Carla Goodwin (Tapper). He attended Ponca City Schools and graduated high school in 1981. Brian had a local lawn care business, Professional Land Care, for 15 years and was a truck driver for Drisco in Ponca City, often taking his dog, Barney, with him on the road. Brian also had a Harley Davison motorcycle that he enjoyed riding and taking trips to Stillwater for a nice steak dinner.
He is survived by his mother, Carla, daughter Ashleigh, sister, Regina Darden and her husband Ronnie, one niece Kayleigh and husband Isia Gonzalez and one nephew Drew and wife Dana Darden.
Brian was preceded in death by his father, Donald Goodwin.
A memorial service will be held on Monday, October 18 at Grace Memorial Chapel at 2:00 pm. Honorary casket bearers will be Chick Schiller, Pat Lessert, and Jess Hadden.
Online registry will be available at: www.gracememoralchapel.net
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