Mrs. Shirley Ann (Landrum) Brisco was born on August 25, 1934, in Oklahoma, to Bewie and Mabel Landrum. She peacefully passed away at her home in Fresno, California, on September 27, 2025, surrounded by her loving family.

Shirley grew up in Mendota, California, where she attended school. She was a talented painter and seamstress, known for her ability to create beautiful drapes, pillows, and other decorative items. On July 7, 1951, she married the love of her life, Ellis Dale Brisco. Together, they built a family and a legacy, owning and operating Dale Brisco, Inc., a manufacturing company in Fowler, California. Shirley was a devoted wife, mother, and homemaker, faithfully supporting her husband until his passing in 1997.

Family was Shirley's greatest joy and calling in life. She is survived by her children Elisa Shirlee Brisco and Jamie Dale Brisco (wife Cheryl), and her beloved grandchildren and great-grandchildren:

• Elisa's children, Saverio Dino Verni (preceded in death) and Nichole Antonette Scribner (husband Troy), and their children Dante Ellis Troy Scribner and Shelby Scribner.

• Jamie and Cheryl's children: Cody James Brisco (wife Carissa, daughter Noel Grace Brisco), Krichele Ann Mason (husband Swayne), Blake Ellis Brisco (wife Nikki), and Anne Marie Brisco.

She was preceded in death by her parents Bewie and Mabel Landrum, Her husband, Ellis Dale Brisco, her son Lonnie Wilson Brisco, and her grandson Saverio Dino Verni. Her brother Jack Landrum and his wife Coletta,

Shirley was a woman of deep faith and a lifelong member of Fowler Presbyterian Church, which she attended faithfully from 1972 until her passing. She was active in her community, including her years in the Mothers' Club, and in 2014 she was honored as a Fowler Pioneer at the Fowler Fall Festival.

Shirley was known for her elegance and style, always beautifully dressed, with her outfits, jewelry, and accessories perfectly coordinated. She loved shopping and traveling, but her true passion was spending time with her family. Her home was always filled with love, hugs, and laughter.      She was forgiving, kind, and full of joy, never speaking an ill word and always seeing the best in people. Above all, Shirley lived her life with unwavering faith in her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.