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Lacey Lanice Brinsfield Lyle Of Apache, Oklahoma Was born November 24, 1992 in Ada, OK to Roy G. Brinsfield and Shauna R. Roach. She passed away June 14th at her home west of Apache at the age of 23.
Lacey was a 2011 graduate of Stratford High School. After graduation, she worked for a vet clinic, then went to work for Stockman-Oklahoma Livestock Marketing in Apache. She loved working cattle, and became a cattle rancher. Lacey also enjoyed team roping. She married Christopher R. Lyle on September 13, 2014 at Cowboy Arena Church, west of Apache where she was a member.
She is survived by:
Her husband, Chris, of the home
Her parents-
Roy Grady Brinsfield Stratford, OK
Shauna and Ted
Franklin Wynnewood, OK
2 brothers-
Grady Brinsfield
Tanner Franklin
1 sister-
Brittany Kerwin
Grandparents-
Robert and Penny Brinsfield
Lynn and Marilyn Roach
Kathy Franklin
2 brothers-in-law-
Daniel and Megan Reeves
William Reeves
1 sister-in-law-
Brandy and Kendal Jirtle
Mother-in-law-
Regina Reeves Lyle
Nieces and Nephews-
Aust'n Bleu Reeves
Chloe Lynn Reeves
Aubree
Lynn Reeves
Natelee Kay Fraser
Brystal Faith Reeves
Payton Spencer
Prestyn Spencer
Mattie White 'MeMaw" and Family
Many other family and friends who loved her very much
She was preceded in death by:
Her grandmother, Wanda Roach
Grandparents, Elwood and Becky Mallow
Her father-in-law, Robert Lyle
Sister-in-law, Rebecca Lyle
Services will be held Saturday, June 18th at 10:00 A.M. at the Cowboy Arena Church with Pastor Lance Smith officiating. Following the service, according to her wishes, she will be cremated. Services are under the direction of Crews Funeral Home.
A visitation will be held Friday evening from 5:00-7:00 P.M. in the Crews Funeral Home Chapel.
Serving as pallbearers are:
Richard Brinsfield William Reeves
Robert Brinsfield Daniel Reeves
Robert Oliver Grady Brinsfield
Honorary pallbearers are:
Bleu Reeves
Lefty, her puppy
The Cowboy Prayer
Lord, I reckon I'm not
Much just by myself,
I fail to do a lot of
things I ought to do.
But Lord, when trails are steep
And passes high,
Help me ride it straight the
Whole way though.
And when in the falling
dusk,
I get that final call,
I do not care how many flowers they send,
Above all else, the happiest
Trail would be,
For You to say to me,
"Let's ride, My Friend."
Amen
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