Gary James Eisenbraun

Gary "Gus" Eisenbraun passed away unexpectedly on July 8th, 2023, after a brief illness. At 62 years of age, he is joining his parents Don and Lana Eisenbraun in their eternal home. One of his greatest life achievements was being a loving husband of 33 years to Paulette and a wonderful father to their children, Kadi, Emma, and Donnie. He spent the last several decades working alongside his close friend Dave, while building friendships across the country. Through all of his travels, his thoughts and heart were always on his family at home. He will also be remembered and sadly missed by his family Kathy (Rick) Morgan, Susan (Steve) Vargo, and Robert Eisenbraun, nieces, nephews, and extended family. Gary will be greatly missed by dedicated friends he considered family Dave, David, Alan, Cara and his band mates. He will also be missed by those he was a father figure and mentor to Micheal-Paul, Lexy, Sarah, and Tim, as well as, the many lives he touched and influenced through church, community, music, and sports. Gary had a passion for the outdoors and competition. He enjoyed fishing and camping with his friends, learning and teaching jujitsu, motocross, skateboarding, and shooting. He was an award winning expert marksman and competed yearly at the Camp Perry National Matches. Gary pursued music his entire life as a singer, songwriter, and producer. He played many instruments, in a variety of genres. Over the years, Gary maintained his original rock band, Hip Jones, while joining others that included everything from heavy metal to bluegrass. Gary was always inspiring those around him with music. Please join the family in memorializing Gary at an open service, July 14th at Grace Methodist Church: 1725 Drexel Ave NW Warren, Ohio 44485. Calling hours will take place beginning 4pm, followed by an open service at 5pm. The family invites friends to join in fellowship over dinner beginning at 6pm. The family is asking in lieu of flowers, his memory be honored through donations to support the dreams he held for his children's future.