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Brandon Carrol Armbrester
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Brandon leaves behind his mother, Kimbrina (Kevin) Beavers, his father, Tim Armbrester; his son Zaedyn Stewart; his sisters, Brittney (Andy) Armbrester, Tana (Kenneth) Brown, Jessica Armbrester; his brother Lucas (Katelyn) Slowik. A significant other; his grandparents, George and Ann Armbrester, Ray Akin; his Uncles Shawn Gibson, Jeff (Lisa) Armbrester, Nick (Heather) Armbrester; Aunt, Cindy (David) Gibson; Nieces, Brooklyn and Bristol Pressley, Zoie and Sophie Brown, and Aubie Murner. Nephews, Colton Slowick, and Liam Brown; cousins, Gabe and Elijah Armbrester, Adam, Aaron and Seth Armbrester, and Kyler Gibson.
He is preceded in death by his great-grandmother Annie N. Wade; his grandmother, Lilli Rogers; grandfather Harry Gibson; Aunt Lisa Watts; Uncle Ronnie Watts; cousins Dustin and Jarrod Watts.
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Olaf None Welch
June 25, 2025
You will be truly missed your friend.Olaf.welch
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Tequila Stephens
June 25, 2025
I had the pleasure of meeting you a few times the words of encouragement that you gave my child touched my heart. May God bless you family and friends with understanding and peace
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