Robert "Bob" Brannin was the owner of the Green Door Lounge in Langley and a WW II veteran having served in the U.S. Army.
He was born at Wier, Kansas just to Fred and Leona (Little) Brannin.
Survivors include his wife of almost 43 years, Virginia of the home; a former wife, Gertrude Brannin of Wichita, Kansas; children, Mrs. Rita Mae Leverington and husband Bill of Springdale, Ark; Mrs. Martie Rae Veneable, Greenbrier, Ark.; Mrs. Bobbi Kenney and husband Dick, Tulsa; Mrs. Dana Crane and husband Jim of Vinita; and Mrs. Tooter Nowlin, Lamgley; sisters, Mrs. Laura Elizabeth Sexton, Oswego, Kansas; Mrs. Leondine Hudson of Tulsa; Mrs. Betty Torchia of Dixon, Calif.; Mrs. Freda Knight, Dallas, Texas; Mrs. Myrtle Stangle, Wichita, Kansas; sister-in-law, Mrs. Mildred Brannin, Oswego, Kansas; 14 grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death not only by his parents but his only brothers, Joe and Lloyd "Buff" Brannin and his grandson, Manuel M. Villa III.
Per his request only graveside services were conducted.
He was laid to rest in family plot with his grandson,Manuel M. Villa III.
He was born at Wier, Kansas just to Fred and Leona (Little) Brannin.
Survivors include his wife of almost 43 years, Virginia of the home; a former wife, Gertrude Brannin of Wichita, Kansas; children, Mrs. Rita Mae Leverington and husband Bill of Springdale, Ark; Mrs. Martie Rae Veneable, Greenbrier, Ark.; Mrs. Bobbi Kenney and husband Dick, Tulsa; Mrs. Dana Crane and husband Jim of Vinita; and Mrs. Tooter Nowlin, Lamgley; sisters, Mrs. Laura Elizabeth Sexton, Oswego, Kansas; Mrs. Leondine Hudson of Tulsa; Mrs. Betty Torchia of Dixon, Calif.; Mrs. Freda Knight, Dallas, Texas; Mrs. Myrtle Stangle, Wichita, Kansas; sister-in-law, Mrs. Mildred Brannin, Oswego, Kansas; 14 grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death not only by his parents but his only brothers, Joe and Lloyd "Buff" Brannin and his grandson, Manuel M. Villa III.
Per his request only graveside services were conducted.
He was laid to rest in family plot with his grandson,Manuel M. Villa III.
Robert "Bob" Brannin was the owner of the Green Door Lounge in Langley and a WW II veteran having served in the U.S. Army.
He was born at Wier, Kansas just to Fred and Leona (Little) Brannin.
Survivors include his wife of almost 43 years, Virginia of the home; a former wife, Gertrude Brannin of Wichita, Kansas; children, Mrs. Rita Mae Leverington and husband Bill of Springdale, Ark; Mrs. Martie Rae Veneable, Greenbrier, Ark.; Mrs. Bobbi Kenney and husband Dick, Tulsa; Mrs. Dana Crane and husband Jim of Vinita; and Mrs. Tooter Nowlin, Lamgley; sisters, Mrs. Laura Elizabeth Sexton, Oswego, Kansas; Mrs. Leondine Hudson of Tulsa; Mrs. Betty Torchia of Dixon, Calif.; Mrs. Freda Knight, Dallas, Texas; Mrs. Myrtle Stangle, Wichita, Kansas; sister-in-law, Mrs. Mildred Brannin, Oswego, Kansas; 14 grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death not only by his parents but his only brothers, Joe and Lloyd "Buff" Brannin and his grandson, Manuel M. Villa III.
Per his request only graveside services were conducted.
He was laid to rest in family plot with his grandson,Manuel M. Villa III.
He was born at Wier, Kansas just to Fred and Leona (Little) Brannin.
Survivors include his wife of almost 43 years, Virginia of the home; a former wife, Gertrude Brannin of Wichita, Kansas; children, Mrs. Rita Mae Leverington and husband Bill of Springdale, Ark; Mrs. Martie Rae Veneable, Greenbrier, Ark.; Mrs. Bobbi Kenney and husband Dick, Tulsa; Mrs. Dana Crane and husband Jim of Vinita; and Mrs. Tooter Nowlin, Lamgley; sisters, Mrs. Laura Elizabeth Sexton, Oswego, Kansas; Mrs. Leondine Hudson of Tulsa; Mrs. Betty Torchia of Dixon, Calif.; Mrs. Freda Knight, Dallas, Texas; Mrs. Myrtle Stangle, Wichita, Kansas; sister-in-law, Mrs. Mildred Brannin, Oswego, Kansas; 14 grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death not only by his parents but his only brothers, Joe and Lloyd "Buff" Brannin and his grandson, Manuel M. Villa III.
Per his request only graveside services were conducted.
He was laid to rest in family plot with his grandson,Manuel M. Villa III.
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