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Brenda Jean (Koswoski) Lincourt passed away on December 14, 2017, in Lawton, Oklahoma. Brenda, 65, was born in Mobile, Alabama, and lived in Madison, Alabama, where she attended Sparkman High School.
Brenda married Laurence A. Lincourt, Jr. on November 7, 1970 at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama.
Brenda will be lovingly remembered by her husband of the home, her two children, Heather Michelle Lincourt of Gainesville, Texas, and Adam Wayne Lincourt of Lawton, Oklahoma, and her two daughter-in-law's Nina Lincourt and Kristina Lincourt. Brenda also cherished her nine grandchildren John, Damek, Amira, Madison, Alana, Kateland, Lindsay, Taira, and Kimmie, one great grandchild Ariannah, one sister, Denise Brown of Madison, Alabama and one brother, Wayne Koswoski of Madison, Alabama.
Brenda was preceded in death by her father John Anthony Koswoski and her mother Edith Warren Koswoski both of Madison, Alabama.
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