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Brittany Conklin Obituary

Brittany Anne Conklin, 22, passed away May 26, 2011, at Indian Mountain Air Force Station in Alaska.

A visitation will be today at 1 p.m. at Janssen's Eagle River Funeral Home, 11046 Chugiak Drive. A service will follow at 2 p.m., with Joel Brown as the officiant.

Brittany was born in Nebraska on Sept. 21, 1988.

She became a resident of Alaska in December 1991. She graduated from Eagle River High School and was attending UAA. Brittany was currently employed by ARCTEC Alaska Inc.

Brittany's favorite hobbies were hunting, fishing, riding snowmobiles and ATV's and spending time with her friends.

Survivors include her mother, Evelyn Singley; stepfather, Bruce Singley; brothers, Brandon and Alfred Conklin, and Johnathan and Zachary Singley; sisters, Courtney, Gabriella, Genevieve and Josephine Conklin; father, William Conklin; stepmother, Siranee Conklin; and grandparents, Nancy and Franklin Duesing, and Brenna Meese and James Conklin.

Arrangements are with Janssen's Evergreen Memorial Chapel, www.janssenfuneralhomes.com.

To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.

Published by Anchorage Daily News from Jun. 1 to Jun. 2, 2011.

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a mother

June 8, 2011

Eveyln,
I am so sorry to hear the sad news about Brittany. My heart goes out to you for your precious loss. May the God of Love sustain and strengthen you thru your unbearable pain, with His promise of HOPE for the future. When He will end all suffering!
"He will wipe out every tear from their eyes and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away. And the One seated on the throne said; "Look! I am making all things NEW................"

Haley Lee

June 7, 2011

Brittany,
You were so full of life and I could always go to you for a great laugh. You were so funny and I still can't believe you are gone. You will live on through all of us in our memories and the times we shared with you. I'll see you again one day, my friend.

Melinda

June 2, 2011

Evelyn and Bruce, I had not met Brittany personally just through stories from Evelyn. I know that with parents like you both, she was a wonderful person. The memories you have made will carry you through. Memories last forever. I will keep you and your family in my thoughts and prayers today and always.

A Mom

June 2, 2011

Sorry for your loss. The loss of someone so close is difficult to bear. May the God of tender mercies who comforts and strengthens us in our trials and hardships sustain you at this most difficult time. 2 Cor 1:3,4

Montanna Reichl

June 1, 2011

Brittnay
I am pretty sad that our paths only crossed one time. But I'm also glad that you were having the time of your life working and playing at the great Indian Mountain where the hospitality is real and the people there are genuine. The "younger generation" of our Arctec team was happy to finally have a female comrade from their age group who could keep up with them, often pass them and keep them wondering just how much adventure you were capable of exploring. You were truely a breath of fresh air to all who were lucky enough to get to know you.
Thank you for sharing a part of yourself with us. You will not be forgotten and hopefully your presence in our world will teach many of us to practice your passion for life and adventure.
Wishing peace in the hearts of all family and friends.

Annah Anderson

June 1, 2011

Brittany! I could never begin to say enough good things about you! You're service was beautiful, and I know you were looking down from heaven at all of your friends and family gathered today. I am so glad that I was able to of had the chance to call you my friend and enjoy our memories from 7th grade and beyond. I will miss you greatly and never ever forget about you! You thought me many things in life and the most important one being to be yourself and never be concerned with what others thought of you as long as you were doing good in your own life. I am so proud of the person you became! Anyone who had the chance to know you has been blessed. God received a wonderful angel on May 26th and I am pretty envious of him. I know we will meet again and I look forward to that day greatly! God bless you Brittany Conklin! May God be with all of your family and friends during their time of grief! I love and miss you more than you will ever know! My prayers will be with you and your family!

Donell Nordwick

June 1, 2011

I will miss Brittany. She was always happy and was a very enthusiastic worker who was always willing to give 100% in work and when fun was happening like riding snow machines or 4 wheelers. She will be missed. Prayers to her family and God be with Brittany.

Mark Daniels

June 1, 2011

The first and only time I met Brittany was when she was coming and I was leaving Indian Mountain. I was struck by her great attitude and shining personality, in a remote part of Alaska. She will be truely missed at Arctec. My prayers and blessings go out to her family and loved ones. May God bless you in this time of sorrow.

Meggan Coffer

June 1, 2011

There is not a single bad thing that i can say about brittany!! she was a wonderful, caring, young woman... if ever someone needed a friend she was always there! Brittany always knew how to put a smile on someones face, no matter the situation! She will be truly missed by all who knew her! I love you Brittany and I miss you soo much! My heart goes out to her family and friends!

Allison Hall

June 1, 2011

Brittany! Your vivacious spirit will be greatly missed! It amazes me how you took time out of your schedule to maintain contact with family thousands of miles away. You always had some cheerful remark about life and I enjoyed this past year via Facebook getting to know you even better than previously- Your love for life was evident in everything you did! You will be greatly missed! Rest In Peace!!

Cheryl Courtney

June 1, 2011

Brittnay was an amazing young woman full of life and eager to pursue her next adventure. I joy to be around!! I was Blessed to be in the same weather Class with Brittnay, only knew her a short time but her love for life, learning and people was very aparent. She was an extremely intelligent person with a gift of helping others.

Brittnay offered a refreshing view on life....."live it to the fullest"

Thank you to Brittnay's family for sharing her with us. My prayers and hugs go out to all who are left with the loss of Brittnay.

God Bless
Cheryl coworker/ARCTEC

John Williamson

June 1, 2011

For the short time I knew her she will be remembered as a hard worker, bright, fun and friend to all she knew. My prayers and thoughts go to all the family members left behind.

Mark Mastre

June 1, 2011

I never really knew Brittany. I was lucky enough to meet her when Mr. Hageman gave her and a few other "newbies" a tour of our Operations Control Center. I remember being impressed with Brittany's friendly smile and warm handshake. Several weeks ago I was collecting donations for one of our retiring travel agents and though Brittany was still fairly new to the company, she sent me a handsome contribution. At the time she was out on one of the sites but she ensured that I received her donation via friendly email and bank transfer. I thought to myself, "what an incredible young woman". "So friendly and down to earth". I only got to see a small glimpse of Brittany and I only wish I'd gotten the chance to know her more. God bless her and her family during this very sad time,

Mark Mastre
ARCTEC

June 1, 2011

Thank you Brittany for sharing a small piece of your life with us. Though I never met you it is clear you loved life, other people and the responsibility of your job supporting this great nation. I "love" your last Facebook entry. I have a daughter the same age as you and I pray for you all the good things I pray for her. God bless you and your family. Buzz

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