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Lisa Gail was born on December 10, 1965 to Helen and Ernest Franklin. She attended school in Roff, Oklahoma.
She had three children: daughters, Jennifer Renea Franklin-Green and Gail Ann Walker; and one son, Donovan Dean Trent. She was married to her husband, Robert Timothy Kaye Trent for 30 years.
She worked at McCall’s for several years until Donovan was born and decided to be a stay-at-home mom, which made her the happiest. She loved her husband, children and grandchildren, they were her world. Lisa Gail loved being around her family and she loved them more than anything. She loved to make them happy no matter the cost. She loved watching movies and playing Hayday with her Facebook family. She had so many loved ones from a game on Facebook that she never met. But she loved these ladies and they loved her. She called and texted these women, even when she was sick, just because that was the kind of woman she was.
She was loved by so many people. She is going to be with her loved ones; her parents, Helen and Ernest; stepmother, Shirley Franklin; sisters, June and Ressie; and son-in-law, Kendrick Green and loved one Sheila Arles-Trent.
She leaves behind, to cherish her memory, her husband: Robert Timothy Kaye Trent; two daughters: Jennifer Renea Franklin-Green and Gail Ann Walker; son: Donavon Trent; three grandsons: Karon Green, Kendrick Green Jr., Laith Walker; many grandchildren she raised as her own, a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, friends and people that were just family; brother-in-law: Ron Trent and Larissa; brother-in-law: Mike Trent and Brenda; sister-in-law: Ladonna Bell and Cedric; brother: Brian Jay Franklin and Chelse; brother: Ray and Pamela; and many people that loved her. Her grandchildren called her “Nana”.
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