On August 2, 2019 Brenda Smoak passed away after a long battle with ovarion cancer. She is survied by her daughter Jenna and many Crossland High School classmates and other friends. Brenda had a true love of life and was always happy and optimistic about it. Her smile and laughter will be missed by all of us.
It is so sad to hear of Brenda's passing. She was such a special woman with a lovely smile, beautiful eyes and an inspiration to all. If anything got her down she never showed it. May her soul rest in the peace of God. If anyone has information for funeral service or life celebration, please let me know.
My condolences and sympathies to Brenda's family. She was way too young and so full of life.
I am stunned. Not too long ago we chatted about art and now she is gone. Brenda was everyone’s friend. I remember riding around town in her Ghia and how many times it broke down 😂. And then there was the concert at JFK Stadiym where Carolyn L., Brenda and I went to see The Rolling Stones, Stevie Wonder and Grand Funk Railroad - what a blast.
Dave Simmons - Brenda spoke often of you and her fun times with you.
Sharon - we were just talking about that concert last week and how much fun we had.
All, Brenda was my best friend for 50 years. This has been a heartbreaking time for me. Everywhere I turn, I have reminders of Brenda and the fun times we had together. She was the best - so kind and funny with a free spirit heart. Words can never describe everything she was to me or the hole that is left in my life without her.
Carolyn - I am so so sorry for the big loss in your life. I have lost two of my best friends to cancer in the last few years and the loss is felt so deep. My prayers for healing and comfort in the memories of your friendship and daily reminders. I hope in tinevthe tears will be replaced with a smile as you go through your day remembering Brenda.
David Simmons
It is so sad to hear of Brenda's passing. She was such a special woman with a lovely smile, beautiful eyes and an inspiration to all. If anything got her down she never showed it. May her soul rest in the peace of God. If anyone has information for funeral service or life celebration, please let me know.
Sharon Watkins
My condolences and sympathies to Brenda's family. She was way too young and so full of life.
I am stunned. Not too long ago we chatted about art and now she is gone. Brenda was everyone’s friend. I remember riding around town in her Ghia and how many times it broke down 😂. And then there was the concert at JFK Stadiym where Carolyn L., Brenda and I went to see The Rolling Stones, Stevie Wonder and Grand Funk Railroad - what a blast.
Carolyn LaLumiere (Miller)
Dave Simmons - Brenda spoke often of you and her fun times with you.
Sharon - we were just talking about that concert last week and how much fun we had.
All, Brenda was my best friend for 50 years. This has been a heartbreaking time for me. Everywhere I turn, I have reminders of Brenda and the fun times we had together. She was the best - so kind and funny with a free spirit heart. Words can never describe everything she was to me or the hole that is left in my life without her.
--Carolyn
Sharon Watkins
Carolyn - I am so so sorry for the big loss in your life. I have lost two of my best friends to cancer in the last few years and the loss is felt so deep. My prayers for healing and comfort in the memories of your friendship and daily reminders. I hope in tinevthe tears will be replaced with a smile as you go through your day remembering Brenda.
Scott Ciley ('72)
I'm s sorry to hear about Brenda. We were on Yearbook together and got to be pals. I am sorry for her pain and celebrate where she is now.