Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Paula Branstetter, wife of former Oklahoma state Senator Olin Branstetter, died in a plane crash Thursday, Nov. 17, 2011.
Read MoreIt was amazing how your mother embraced like one of her own. I will miss her along with your dad.
They loved so many people and are now loved by so many more.
Darryl Baker
December 21, 2011 | Dallas, TX
How privileged we have been to know two people who actually "walked the walk" during their time with us and how wonderful that our parents enjoyed almost 60 years of friendship! Olin and Dusty reached out with heartfelt notes and phone calls to Mom, Karen and me when Dad died, and we will always be grateful for that. Our love and prayers remain with you and yours during this very difficult time.
Janet Basse Graham
November 22, 2011 | Sewanee, TN
My thoughts and prayers are with your family during these difficult times
Nikki Snyder
November 21, 2011 | Ponca City, OK
May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.
Mary Pinkerton
November 21, 2011 | Buckatunna,, MS
God received two amazing people in His house of glory!! The mention of your name will forever bring smiles to the people of Ponca Cty!!
Cherise Pelts/Musselman
November 21, 2011 | Ponca City, AK
Never have I been more confident of a great Heavenly welcome than I am for Dusty Branstetter. From bringing my first crib, to my first Sunday School Teacher, to my prayer partner always, Dusty was a strong force that helped shape my life. Where ever she was needed Dusty was there with Olin by her side. With prayer always first and foremost for Olin and Dusty, every meal, every trip, every reason, was always met with prayer. My prayers are with Jack, Paul, and Henry along with their...
Laura Hines
November 21, 2011 | Ponca City, OK
YOU WILL BE THE LIGHT OF HEAVEN.GOD BLESS YOU.YOUR CLASSMATES AT SAPULPA WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER YOU.
WAYNE JACKSON
November 21, 2011 | LAVON, TX
Dorinda Williams
November 19, 2011 | Choctaw, OK
Dusty Branstetter flew my dying brother and I over downtown Dallas at night so he could see the city lights. This was his dying wish. I was so impressed with her skills and how meticulous she was about flying. Words cannot describe the love and respect I have for Dusty Branstetter and cannot imagine how this loss must feel to her family and I offer my most sincere condolences.
Penny Krispin
November 19, 2011 | Dallas, TX