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Karren Kay
Bridges
December 3, 1946 – March 17, 2026
Karren Kay Bridges, age 79, of Shawnee, Oklahoma, entered into eternal rest on March 17, 2026. She was born on December 3, 1946, in Vallejo, California, to Charles and Alta Lockard. A lifelong Wichita TX resident, she moved to Shawnee Oklahoma in October of 24 to be with her daughter Tina and granddaughter Lori.
Karren lived a life full of personality, laughter, and love for her family. She found joy in the simple things and in the moments spent surrounded by those she cared about most.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Charles and Alta Lockard; her twin sister, Sharron Fay Lockard; her brother, Charly Lockard; her beloved husband, Butch Bridges; and her daughter, Lori Ann Bridges, and her grandson Randy Hughes.
Karren is survived by her children, Donny Bridges and wife Angela, Tina Bridges, and Jim Bridges and wife Christina; and her sister, Beverly Blodgett and husband Gary. Along with six grandchildren; Jana Pennartz, Kylie Thompson and husband Derek, Conner Powell, Cade Bridges, Cannan Bridges, and Kip Hughes and wife Paige. As well as eight great grandchildren, Lori Sego and husband Enrest, Eryn Pennartz and Fiancé Jesse, William Pennartz, Lainey Hughes, Carli Hughes, Bristol Hughes, Gabriel Thompson, and Ginny Gregory and husband Jeremy. Karren also had three great great grandchildren, Lorelei Sego, Waylon Gregory, and Weston Gregory.
Karren will be remembered for her vibrant spirit and the many hobbies she enjoyed throughout her life. She loved going to the casino and trying her luck on the slot machines, often enjoying the thrill of the game. She also had a deep appreciation for horses and enjoyed being involved with play days, where she could watch and cheer on her family. Karren took great pride in her family and especially loved watching them participate in drag racing. She was our biggest supporter and showed up to every event. In addition, she was an avid bowler, she was a longtime member of the Village Bowl and a part of many leagues, spending many hours doing something she truly loved.
Above all, Karren cherished all the time spent with her family and friends.
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