Bri Anne Curry

Bri's journey began in Woodward before she moved to Coyle, where she was lovingly embraced by her grandparents, Evelyn and Gary Crenshaw. Her childhood was enriched with summers on the family farm, creating memories she cherished throughout her life. An alumna of Perkins-Tryon High School and Meridian Technology School with a focus on Cosmetology, Bri pursued higher education at Langston University, earning a bachelor's degree in Public Health.

For over a decade, Bri dedicated herself to her community at Community Access, Inc. in Stillwater. Her life was graced by the simple joys—reveling in the rhythms of 90s grunge and hip hop, exploring new culinary creations, and indulging in her passion for perfume and skincare. Her love of the color orange and tie-dye was well-known and fondly remembered by her loved ones.

Adventure defined Bri's time with her husband, Charlie. She treasured family gatherings, especially cooking with her sister. Sci-fi and fantasy films added magic to her days, yet nothing brought her more happiness than spending time with her beloved son, Riley, filling their home with laughter and love.

Bri is survived by her devoted husband, Charlie; her cherished son, Riley; her sister, Morgan Brown, and partner Ray Autrey; her grandfather Gary Crenshaw and his wife Charlotte; her uncle and aunt, Jay and Leslie Crenshaw, and her cousins Jacob and Abigail; her aunt Jennifer Clifford and uncle Bill Clifford; aunt and uncle Jay and Jackie Arnold; aunt Julie Arnold; uncle John Brown; her nephew Odysseus Autrey; and her beloved dog Daxter. She is now at peace with her mother Sherrie Crenshaw Brown, her father-in-law Gene Curry, and her grandmothers Evelyn Crenshaw and Phyllis Arnold.

Bri was the heart of her family, bringing joy, warmth, and strength to all who knew her. Her memory will forever inspire and remain a source of love for all fortunate enough to have been a part of her life.