On April 15, 2011, Tulsa lost a beautiful soul and heaven gained a wonder and gifted sax player with a heart of gold.
Larry was born on May 2, 1967, in Bartlesville, OK to Patricia Elaine and Stephen Brandenburg. He later moved to Delaware, OK in 1972, with his mother and stepfather Jack G. Lee. He resided in Broken Arrow in 1975, moved to Catoosa, OK in 1980, where he resided until his death.
He had attended Catoosa High School, Class of '85. He started work as a young man and learned the construction business working with his stepfather, one of the owners of MJ Lee Construction Company, and later formed his own company, Brandenburg Concrete Construction Co. He was acting foreman at DJ Construction at the time of his death.
Larry had a passion for his music, motorcycles, restoration of an old GTO and an even greater passion for his family, friends and animals. He had performed with his sax for numerous Tulsa bands.
He is survived by his mother and stepfather, Patricia Elaine Lee and Jack G. Lee, second mom Betty J. Lee, his biological father Stephen Brandenburg, grandmother Jane Baldwin-Dillon, three aunts Wanda Sue Chaney, Jannette Ramsey and Nancy Majors, and an uncle James, L. Baldwin, Jr., a stepbrother Danny Lee, stepsister Debbie Rose, as well as numerous cousins and other family members.
Larry was preceded in death by his grandfather James L. Baldwin, Sr..
Visitation will be from 12 until 9 p.m., Tuesday, until 9 p.m. Wednesday and funeral services will be at 3 p.m., Thursday, at Floral Haven Funeral Home, with interment to follow in Floral Haven Memorial Gardens.
Donations are asked in his memory to Animal Rescue Foundation, Inc, Tulsa OK.

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Published by Examiner-Enterprise from Apr. 20 to May 20, 2011.

Memories and Condolences
for Larry Brandenburg

6 Entries

Julie Ryan

February 6, 2025

Rest in Peace, Dear Larry.
Your labors in this world
are over.
You finished the course.
You kept the faith.
Until we meet again.

Bryan Lay

April 27, 2011

I only had a short few years with Larry. But, I can't begin to tell you how great it was to know him. He'll be greatly missed.

Shanna Buckland

April 26, 2011

I have great memories of Larry from our childhood. He was kind and caring like you Rick. And yes, the coolest of cool.

Karina Menezes

April 25, 2011

I am so deeply sad for the loss of you brother, no words could describe how deeply sorry I am. Please know that we are here for anything you may need, even if only a shoulder to cry on.
You sis
Karina Menezes

The Gurley family

April 25, 2011

God took you in his loving arms
He saw you needed rest
His garden must be beautiful
For He only takes the best

Rick Brandenburg

April 25, 2011

As my big brother you were cooler than cool. Thanks for all of the memories. I will forever miss you and regret not having deepened our bond. What we didn't get accomplished most recently, I promise to finish when we meet again. I love you, Rick

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