Photo courtesy of Coker Funeral Home - Sanger
Apr 16, 1973 - Jul 14, 2025
Bendy and Lauren, I am so truly heartbroken for for your loss, my prayers are with you and your family, and I pray you are able to find some comfort and peace during your grief. Sending you love and light, please let me know if you need anything...
Misty Harper
July 26, 2025 | Sanger, TX | Friend
Ms.Bendy so sorry to hear, prayers for you and Lauren, a big hug Mrs.kruger
elizabeth kruger
July 26, 2025 | Sanger, TX
Good man. You are missed by many.
Tim Randolph
July 21, 2025 | Denton, TX | Friend
I would like to say that I enjoy talking to Brian I was his Mail Carrier for seven years and it was a joy. He was always there to grab the mail for me and leave messages for me to say hi to his wife his daughter he will be very missed, but I will keep them in my prayers and thoughts.
Nancy Black
July 20, 2025 | Lewisville, TX | Friend
Brian you will be missed tremendously! We will always treasure our times together with you. You will always be on our hearts . Love you very much@
Larry and Karen Giddens
July 19, 2025 | Clemmons, NC | Family
No amount of time will heal this wound in my heart. My most fondest memories of life involve you, beach trips, rafting trips, just the crazy things two brothers do together growing up. Thank you for being my brother and my best friend. Out of my sight but never out of my mind or heart. Love you more than you ever knew.
Robbie Giddens
July 18, 2025 | Richmond, VA | Brother
Brian your Mom and Dad love and miss you dearly. We had some good times.
Robert Giddens
July 18, 2025 | Richmond, VA | Father
Brian Rush Giddens, age 52, passed away peacefully in his sleep at his home in Sanger, Texas.
Born on April 16, 1973, in Shreveport, Louisiana, Brian was a true outdoorsman, a passionate cook, and someone who never met a stranger and had enormous love for his family. He is survived by his wife, Bendy Giddens, and their daughter, Lauren Giddens, who was the light of his life. He is also survived by his parents, Linda Neubig and Robert Giddens; his siblings Michael Giddens, Kurt Neubig, and Robert (Robbie) Giddens; and his stepmother, Mary Giddens. He was preceded in death by his stepfather, Henry Neubig.
Brian earned a degree in Printing Technology from Danville Community College and built a successful 24-year career as a regional manager and technical sales representative for Kiwo. Known for his strong work ethic and integrity, he was respected by colleagues and clients alike.
In his 20s, Brian spent countless hours at Departure Bikes, a Harley shop run by his close friend Travis Clemens, who passed away years ago. Though he didn’t officially work there, Brian was always around working on his bike, helping out, or just being part of the scene. We'd like to believe that somewhere out there, Brian and Travis are back in the garage together, trading stories and firing up engines like old times.
Whether he was duck hunting at sunrise, fishing, cruising on his Harley, or cooking up a big batch of Louisiana food, Brian was in his element. He loved live music, good company, and sharing stories and laughter at any social gathering. If there was music, a grill, or a group of friends nearby, Brian was right where he belonged.
Per his wishes, Brian will be cremated. His life will be celebrated privately by family and friends at a future date.
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