Bradyn Holdahl

Bradyn Alexander Holdahl, beloved son, brother, grandson, nephew, and friend, passed away on Wednesday, August 27, 2025, in Wenatchee, Washington. Born in Seattle, Washington, Bradyn brought joy, laughter, and love to everyone who knew him. Though our hearts are broken, we take comfort in knowing that Bradyn rests safely in the arms of Jesus Christ, whom he loved deeply. Bradyn was a tenderhearted and thoughtful young man who loved others generously. From a young age, he delighted in making people smile, surprising loved ones with gifts, and spending time with family. Bradyn was an amazing big brother, always looking out for his siblings. Together, they played dress-up, put on Bible plays, and built countless Lego sets, a tradition Bradyn carried on with his dear girlfriend, Lolah. He grew up in Washington, Spain, Virginia, Kentucky, and Oregon. Bradyn loved football, always cheering for the Seahawks and Ducks. He loved music of every kind, from George Jones to AC/DC to Eminem. He loved making playlists for everyone. He loved to collect things: Ducks and Seahawks gear, decks of cards, knives, and Funko Pops. He loved dogs, especially his sweet Maggie. Bradyn was studying to be an electrician, following in the footsteps of his uncle, grandpa, great uncle, and great-grandpa. He had a knack for it. You could say electricity was in his blood. Bradyn is survived by his parents, Matt and Tiffany (Stearns) Holdahl; sister Charley; brother Abram; grandparents Frank Stearns (Brejellee), Carol Jackson (Joe), Lynnette Holdahl; great-grandmother Margie Meador; uncles Frank, Stewart, and Jordan; aunts Kimberly, Mandie, Jacque, Janel; and cousins Jake, Anna, and Miley. He was preceded in death by his great-grandparents Stearns, Jackson, Holdahl and Denning. Bradyn's life, though too short, was marked by love, laughter, generosity, and a steadfast faith in Jesus. While we grieve deeply, we rejoice in the hope of the Gospel, knowing that Bradyn is safe forever in the presence of his Savior. A visitation will be held on Wednesday, 5–8 pm, at the Holdahl family home, Abilene, TX. A funeral service will follow on Thursday, 11 am, at The Well, 137 Mesquite St, Abilene, TX 79601. Arrangements by Chapel of the Valley, East Wenatchee.