Clinton and Cristen Brink

1982/1984 - 2025

In Loving Memory of

Clinton David Brink and Cristen Amanda Brink

June 14, 1982 July 26, 2025

June 11, 1984 July 26, 2025

It is with both profound sorrow and deep admiration that we announce the passing of Clinton David Brink and Cristen Amanda Brink, devoted husband and wife, who entered into eternity together on July 26, 2025. Their lives were a testament to unwavering love, selfless devotion, and tireless service to others.

Clinton and Cristen shared a marriage rooted in faith, laughter, and adventure. Whether hiking as a family, kayaking, or spending days at theme parks with their daughters, they lived for the simple joys that built lasting memories. They were each others best friend, biggest cheerleader, and constant teammate truly one in heart and purpose. They were fiercely loyal to each other, their families, and

Savior, Jesus Christ.

Clinton David Brink, born June 14, 1982, had a heart that beat for others. A Certified Nursing Assistant and delivery driver, Clinton was beloved by all who met him. His patients and coworkers knew him as kind, gentle, and unfailingly dependable. His family knew him as the man who made them laugh, comforted them with strength and humility, and loved them without condition. He often apologized even when it wasn't needed because peace and understanding were more important to him than pride. Clinton's greatest achievement, by far, was being a loving husband and proud father to his three daughters. He was recently honored as Employee of the Month as a CNA, a reflection of his quiet excellence and care for others.

Cristen Amanda Brink (Trent), born June 11, 1984, was a vibrant and compassionate soul. She was a Godly woman of principle and lived her faith to others. A registered nurse with both a nursing and math degrees, Cristen blended intelligence with empathy in every facet of her life. Her patients saw her as a beacon of care, and her family knew her as the strong, funny, and deeply loving woman who always showed up for them. An awarded volleyball player through her high school, college, and professionally, Cristen carried the same energy and resilience into motherhood, friendships and marriage. She had a passion for singing, crocheting, and needle point crafting. More than anything, she delighted in her family her husband and three daughters were her world. She loved her parents, and brothers and brought them joy They leave behind their daughters Breanna Brink Hall (17) and husband Landon Hall (18), Arianna Brink (9), and Christina Brink (7)each a reflection of their parents courage, character, and love.

Clinton and Cristen were joyfully awaiting the birth of their first grandchild, embracing the new chapter of being young grandparents with open hearts and eager anticipation.

Clinton is also survived by his mother Kari Osgood, father David Brink, sister Katrina Hutchins, (Benjamin), brother Mike Osgood (Cheryl Anders), and many beloved nieces and nephews. He is preceded in death by his stepfather Glenn Osgood.

Cristen is also survived by her mother Catalina Trent, father Charles Trent, brother Daniel (Diana Ojala), David (Desiree Issac), and Derrick, as well as many beloved nieces and nephews.

Cristen's loving presence, alongside Clinton's steady warmth, formed the heart of their home a place of welcome, laughter, and deep connection.

A Celebration of Life for Clinton and Cristen will be held on:

August 18th at 11:00 AM

Grace Baptist Church

2550 Jewetta Ave., Bakersfield, CA 93314

Reception to follow immediately in the Fellowship Hall.

In Lui of flowers you may donate to the Brink Family Memorial Go Fund m

e site https://gofund.me/3d6d21a6

Service will be live streamed at Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/gracebakersfield/

YouTube- https://m.youtube.com/@GraceBaptistChurch-Bakersfield

They leave behind not just the legacy of a loving marriage and family, but a ripple of kindness, strength, and joy that will be felt for generations. In their lives and in their passing, Clinton and Cristen were heroic not for grand gestures, but for the everyday acts of love that changed the lives of everyone they touched.

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