Christina Parker Obituary
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She was born on August 9,1985 in Killeen, TX to Glendale Parker and Pam Sisco Smith.
Christina worked as a manager for Colton's Steakhouse. On her days off, she enjoyed swimming, getting her nails done, and doing arts and crafts. She most treasured the time that she spent with her family, especially her children; it was very important to her.
Including her mother Pam (Mike) Smith, Christina is survived by one son, Noah Bramlett; one daughter, Madison Bramlett; one brother, Shane Smith; one sister, Brittney (Terry) Parker-Jones; a grandmother, Sue Sisco Bailey; three nieces, Tamra, Trinity, and Tinsley; and one nephew Terrell.
In addition to her father Glendale Parker, she is preceded in death by two grandfathers, Ray Sisco and Jim Parker; and one grandmother, Glida Ishensower.
Visitation will be Wednesday, October 8, 2025, from 11:00 a.m. until the funeral service at 1:00 p.m. at Ponder Funeral Home in Sikeston, MO.
Interment will follow at Matthew City Cemetery in Matthews, MO.
Pallbearers will be Michael Harris, Rodger Triplet, Cedric Jenkins, Russell Davis, Bernard Betts, and Marquise Williamson.
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