No Visitation


~Celebration of Life~
2:00 P.M. 
Thursday, September 11, 2025
First Baptist Church
105 Greenwood Avenue
Mannford, Oklahoma 74044


Interment to Follow...
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mannford, Oklahoma




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Memorial Gifts may be given to:
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
P.O. Box 50
Memphis, TN 38101
in Kerry's memory.
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KERRY DIANE PARKER   
 of Jennings, Oklahoma
AGE   61
BORN
September 29, 1963 in
Denton, TX.
ENTERED REST 
September 7, 2025 in
Tulsa, OK.
PARENTS
Larry & Connie Fullbright 
(Larry Passed Away In 2022)
       MARRIED      
December 8, 1981 in 
Sand Springs, OK.

SURVIVED BY:
HUSBAND  
 Manuel  of the home 
CHILDREN
Shelby & Tyler Williams of Vinita, OK.
Angela & Kaleb McLain of Chouteau, OK.
Caleb Parker of Jennings, OK.
MOTHER
Connie Fullbright of Cushing, OK.
SIBLINGS
Kim King of Ozark, AR.
Don & Tera Fullbright of Evant, TX.
Brian & Beronica Fullbright of Burleson, TX.
Cheryl Jones of Mannford, OK.
GRANDCHILDREN
Sayre, Olivia, Lily & Kooper
NUMEROUS NIECES, NEPHEWS,
 COUSINS & OTHER RELATIVES


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The following was lovingly written
by Kerry's family...


Kerry Diane Parker (Fullbright), 61, 
of Sand Springs, Oklahoma,
 went to be with the Lord on 
Sunday, September 7, 2025, at 3:12 a.m. 
at Hillcrest Hospital in Tulsa, Oklahoma. 
She was born on September 29, 1963,
 in Denton, Texas,
 to Larry and Connie Fullbright.
Kerry moved with her family to 
Sand Springs, Oklahoma, 
when she was just eight years old, 
and it quickly became the place she would 
call home for the rest of her life.
 She graduated from high school in Sand Springs 
and went on to build a life filled with faith, family, 
and a commitment to serving others. 
On December 8, 1981, 
she married the love of her life, Manuel Parker. 
Together they raised three children—
Shelby Williams, Angela McLain, and Caleb Parker—
and later were blessed with grandchildren, 
Sayre, Olivia, Lily and Kooper.
Kerry loved her family deeply.
 Her grandchildren were her heart, 
and she especially adored being "Grammy." 
She cherished her sibling and
 was a true "daddy's girl."
 She had a gift for making everyone feel like family—
nieces and nephews who were like her own children,
 cousins who thought of her as a sister,
 and friends who quickly became 
family under her care. 
Her home was always full, 
especially in the summers,
 with family gathered together.
 She was the glue that held everyone close,
 keeping traditions alive and love at the center.
Kerry's life was a beautiful blend of
 family, faith, and fun. 
She loved sports and staying active,
 and for 42 years she served faithfully as a 
children's and youth minister, 
pouring her heart into guiding
 and encouraging young people.
 She loved planning—whether it was family reunions,
 church events, weddings, or baby showers, 
Kerry had a special talent for making every 
gathering meaningful and joyful.
Her personality was as bright as her love. 
She cared for everyone, 
was quick to lend a hand, 
and always found ways to bring laughter. 
Kerry believed in living with faith and integrity, 
and she instilled those values in her family. 
She often said, "We don't quit." 
"If you want to have good friends, 
you need to be a good friend." 
And "We're Parker's, our words matter—
if you give someone your word, you better keep it."  
Above everything, Kerry believed in family first, 
and her life was a living example of that truth. 
Kerry also had a love for traveling. 
She enjoyed vacations across the United States, 
taking cruises, and especially visiting the beach, 
where she found happiness near the ocean.
Kerry's life was one of love, laughter, 
faith, and service.
 She leaves behind a legacy of family unity,
 joyful memories,
 and steadfast faith that will continue to 
inspire all who knew her. 
Her absence leaves a deep void, 
but her spirit will forever live on in the 
many lives she touched.