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A memorial service honoring the life of Jackie Krahn, 93, of Enid will be held at a later date. Services and cremation care are under the direction of Henninger-Hinson Funeral Home.
Jackie was born in Vega, Texas, October 24, 1929, to Jack and Laura Roberson and passed from this life on October 8, 2023, in her home.
In January 1962, Jackie and her sons and her mother moved to Enid. Jackie worked for Humble Oil Co. and then at Central National Bank until she opened the Showcase Ladies Fashions at Sunset Plaza until her retirement in 2005. Jackie loved decorating her home and gardening.
She leaves behind her sons, Steve and Doug Krahn of Enid; granddaughter Stephanie Pendergraft and husband Kurt and great-grandchildren Rory, Sutton and Ezra Pendergraft, all of Enid; brother, Walt Roberson and wife Mary Louise; nephew, Bruce Roberson and wife Donna of Houston; nieces, Sarah Frith and husband Jim and Laura Florian and husband Jim and four great-nieces and nephews in Arizona.
Memorials in her name may be made to Accentra Hospice through Henninger-Hinson. The family would like to thank R.N. Karri, an angel on the ground!!
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