Jessica Dawn Martin

Jessica Dawn Martin, a devoted mother, beloved daughter, sister, granddaughter, and friend. She was a light in the lives of those who knew her, and her love for family was never ending.
Born in Ft. Riley, Kansas, Jessica moved with her family to Blanchard, OK. She graduated from Newcastle High School. During her youth, she excelled in cheerleading and modeling and developed a passion for fashion design. Later in life, she proudly served as a civil servant at Tinker Air Force Base.
Jessica is survived by her parents, Amy Casey (Richard) of Blanchard, OK, and Johnny White (Jeannine) of Washington, OK. She leaves behind her greatest joys, her children, Brecken and Anson, who were the center of her world. She is also survived by Brecken's father, Jeffrey Martin.
She was a loving sister to Johnny White Jr. (Cortney), Colton White (Cassie), Gunner White, and Whitney White, and a proud aunt to Kaya, Liam, Bentlee, Emma, and Noah. Jessica had a larger-than-life personality that brought laughter and joy to every family gathering. Her infectious energy and quick wit could light up any room.
Being a mother was Jessica's greatest joy. She cherished every moment she spent with her children. She loved taking Brecken to the park and watching him play in the splash pad, laughing as he ran through the water sprayers and splashed in the shallow pools. Afterward, they would often walk around the gardens, enjoying the beautiful flowers and just being together. Jessica, Jeff, and Brecken shared many happy moments together, filled with laughter, love, and big group hugs.
Brecken was overjoyed to become a big brother to Anson, and Jessica looked forward to watching them develop a bond and explore the world together. She found happiness knowing they would become best friends.
She had a passion for adventure and loved skiing in Breckenridge, CO, which inspired the name of her son, Brecken. Her youngest, Anson, was named after her great-grandfather, Orville Anson, a name she held dear.
Jessica had an eye for beauty and creativity, which was evident in everything she did. She loved getting her nails done, one of the traditions she shared with her "Ganny." She enjoyed doing makeup and crafting, especially home décor, often with her mom, sister, and sister-in-law. Her entrepreneurial spirit led her to co-found CJ & Co., an online clothing boutique, with her sister-in-law Cortney, with whom she shared a special bond. She also founded Fresh by Breck, an online craft store inspired by her artistic vision, where she poured her heart into designing unique items that reflected her love for creativity.
From the moment Jessica learned she was getting a little sister, she eagerly took on the role of Whitney's protector, mentor, and best friend. She cherished their bond, guiding Whitney through life's ups and downs, sharing in cheerleading practices, shopping trips, and heartfelt conversations. No matter the challenge, Jessica was always there to support and encourage her sister.
Jessica also shared a special connection with her brothers, Johnny Jr., Colton, and Gunner. Growing up, she cheered them on at sports events, whether football, basketball, soccer, or track, she celebrated each victory with joy. As they grew older, she admired their accomplishments: Johnny Jr.'s bravery in Afghanistan, Gunner's dedication as a military police officer, and Colton's devotion as a father.
Her siblings were more than just family; they were her closest friends and biggest supporters. Whether it was sharing inside jokes, lifting each other up through life's challenges, or simply enjoying each other's company, Jessica's love for them was endless. Her presence will always be felt in the joy and laughter she brought into their lives.
Most importantly, Jessica had strong faith in Jesus. She enjoyed attending Life.Church in Mustang with her family. She often found solace in her favorite scripture, Psalms 34:18: "The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit." This verse captured her compassionate heart and her ability to uplift those around her. Jessica was a woman of strength, kindness, and creativity. She had a heart that loved deeply, and a tenderness like no other.