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Greenhill Cemetery

Muskogee, Muskogee County, OK

© Stephens-Key Funeral Home
Submitted by: Sharon Adams

Angela Diane Bradshaw

May 13, 1973 ~ February 1, 2026

Angela Diane Bradshaw passed away February 1, 2026, surrounded by her family. She was born on Mother's Day, May 13th, 1973, in Tulsa Oklahoma to Sharon & Gary Bradshaw.

Kindness and a loving spirit defined her personality. Memories are the timeless treasures of the heart, and while Angela left us too young, she left us with a treasure of memories. Angela had personality. She loved to play tricks on you. She enjoyed life.

Angela was featured on a segment of Bob Hower's Tulsa on Channel 8 when she was 3., and she starred in a Jazzercise Commercial on TV when she was 10 years old.

Angela loved Country music and she attended concerts from Garth Brooks, the Oak Ridge Boys, Travis Tritt, Carrie Underwood, Blake Shelton and Taylor Swift to name a few. She could hold her own in a conversation about country music or movies she had seen.

She competed in Special Olympics and won many ribbons and medals. Angela started school at Children's Medical center in 1975 when she was 2½ years old. At 4 years old she began going to public schools. She graduated in 1994. She could read and write, tell time, and plan for future events using a calendar. She had a great memory for birthdays and loved picking out birthday cards for people. She had her own bank account for several years and wrote her own checks.

She could operate devices such as DVD players, TV, phones, alarm clocks and cook meals in a microwave. She understood and loved football and enjoyed watching her favorite teams. If you asked Angela how she was doing, she would always say, "I'm Fine". She was not a complainer. Clothes were not an acceptable Christmas gift.

She lived longer than they told us she would, she accomplished more than they told us she could. She lived out her dreams in concerts and cruises, fun vacations and family gatherings, movies and music. Country music was her style and the last couple of years Alan Jackson's gospel music became her light. When we would ask her "who loves you?" She would always say "Jesus" before mentioning anyone else. Angela bestowed on all those around her the closest thing to unconditional love that we will ever see from a mortal in this life. No matter how much someone may have hurt her, she never held a grudge, and would never say anything bad about anyone or criticize anyone. She talked to God like he was her friend. She read her Jesus Calling devotional every day, even making sure she packed it in her suitcase when we went on trips.

She was preceded in death by her Father, Gary Bradshaw, and her Grandparents, Raymond and Anna Rowlett, and R.J. Bradshaw.

She will be lovingly remembered by her Mother, Sharon Gardner, her Brother and Sister-in-law, Brian & Lori Bradshaw, her Sister, Jennifer Bradshaw, Nephew, Tyler Bradshaw, and Niece Madison Bradshaw. She also leaves behind loving Uncles and Aunts: Jack Rowlett, and wife, Bessie; Alan Rowlett and wife, Marcy; and Jim Rowlett, along with a host of cousins and friends.