Brandon James Myhre

Please accept my deepest condolences. I am very shocked and saddened upon discovering this news. Brandon was one of my best students his 6th and 7th grade years at Jefferson Middle School. I was so blessed to have him as a part of my theatre program those two years. To this day I refer to him every year to my students when talking about theatre and film. He was such a joy to work with and was always so focused on giving his best on the stage. I am truly privileged to have had him and his family as a part of my life. They have left a beautiful imprint on my life.

My deepest condolences to you and your family, Diane. It's hard to find any words which may cheer you up. You've lost a best friend and treasured family member, which is something that will take time to rebound from. There is a song by Building 429, Where I Belong. I change the chorus lyrics and sing it like this:

All I know is he's at home now
This was not where he belonged
He left this world, now he's with Jesus
Wrapped up in His loving arms.

My deepest condolences to the family. May each of them find peace during this trying time. Rest in peace Brandon. God bless.

Love and prayers for your family. The description of Brandon is exactly how I remember him at Garcia; infectious smile, witty, and kind. I know his foundation will save lives and have a profound impact in the lives our youth. I wish it had been started in time to save his beautiful life!

My deepest condolences to all the family.

God bless each and every one of you.

I am so sorry to read this about Brandon! I remember his energy and bright smile at Helotes Elementary! Prayers for peace and healing for your family!

"We give back to you, O God, those whom you gave to us. You did not lose them when you gave them to us, and we do not lose them by their return to you. Your dear Son has taught us that life is eternal and love cannot die. So death is only a horizon and a horizon is only the limit of our sight. Open our eyes to see more clearly, and draw us closer to you that we may know that we are nearer to our loved ones who are with you. You have told us that you are preparing a place for us, prepare us also for that happy place, that where you are we may also be always, O dear Lord of life and death." William Penn (1644-1718)

Hoping that you and your family find comfort in each other, while soothing your anxiety during this trying time. God's Word the Bible gives comfort where it says "..I have heard your prayer. I have seen your tears..." May the love of friendship,and family carry you through your grief. Remember to share kind, and loving memories with each other to bring a warm smile to your faces.