Funeral service for Rex T. Browning will be 2:00 p.m. Saturday, February 24, 2018 in Becker-Rabon Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Dean Thompson and Garrett Bookout officiating.

Burial with military honors will follow in Sunset Memorial Gardens.

The family will greet friends from 6-8 pm Friday at the funeral home.

Rex. T. Browning, age 76, Lawton, died Tuesday, February 20, 2018 in Lawton.  He was born August 4, 1941 in Knox County, Texas to Adrian Rex "Tom" and Maggie Lou (Scroggins) Browning.  Rex grew up in Munday, Texas, working in the oil fields in Texas and Ohio.  He was drafted by the U.S. Army and served from March of 1964 until his discharge in March of 1966.  He was a veteran of Vietnam and his awards include the Expert Rifle Badge, Safe Drivers Badge, Good Conduct Medal and the Vietnam Service Medal.

Following his discharge he returned to Ohio and worked for Ravenna Oil.  He later returned to Munday and married Dorothy Friske.  She preceded him in death in August of 1997.  He moved to Mineral Wells and worked for Southern Airways as a helicopter mechanic and later moved to Indiana where he worked for Rensselaer.  Rex moved to Lawton and worked at Taylor Rental Company which he later purchased and renamed to A-Better Rental in the early 1980's, retiring in 2004.  While in Lawton Rex married Sherry Gray on October 1, 2002.

He attended Brockland Free Will Baptist Church and served as a volunteer with the Salvation Army.

He is survived by his wife, of the home; children and their spouses, Kathy and Kevin Liticker and Todd and Victoria Browning, all of Lawton, Kari and Dana Michaels, Lewisville, Texas and Donna Gray, Boyd, Texas; grandchildren and their spouses Dr.'s Kaitlyn and Matt Jaykel, Krystal Liticker, Kylee Sohl, Ashley Browning, Chase Browning, Sara Schmitt and fiancé Blue Gilmore, Madisyn Bolejack, Garrett Bolejack and Graycen Bolejack, Ganon Michaels and Baylen Michaels; two sisters, Linda Kinman and husband Charles, Lubbock, Texas and Debbie Smith, Abilene, Texas.

His parents preceded him in death.