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Nowata : Christina Nicole Breedwell, was a 38-year-old from Nowata, OK. She passed away May 12, 2024, at home unexpectedly. She was born on October 3, 1985, in Wurzburg, Germany to Billy Lindersmith, Jr. and Teresa Marlin.
Christina Lindersmith was a homemaker and spent her time raising her children. She was a devoted mother to six children and loved each one of them deeply. In her spare time, she enjoyed a multitude of hobbies such as, auction calling, shopping, art, online gaming, watching horror movies, and puzzles. Her family was her most prized possession.
Christina is survived by her children, Llizzabet Lindner of Dewey, Quinndalynn Breedwell of Skiatook, Oscar and Oliver Lindersmith of Nowata, and Luci and Dorothy Riedel of Bartlesville; her parents, Billy Lindersmith, Jr. of Nowata, and Teresa Marlin of Tulsa; three brothers, Aaron Bower of Nowata, Andrew Lindersmith of Pryor, and Cody Menefee of Tulsa.
The family will hold a memorial service at a later date.
Arrangements are in the care of Benjamin Funeral Service of Nowata.
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