Brandon Lee Carroll

Brandon Lee Carroll, 35, known as a faithful father, husband, brother, and son who was loved by many beyond what words can describe, passed away on Thursday, March 9th, 2023. Brandon is survived by his wife, Brittany Carroll; his three children, Peyton Knotts, Greyson Carroll, and Asher Carroll; his parents, James Carroll Jr. and Yvonne Carroll; his brothers and sister in-laws, James Carroll II and Amanda Carroll, Austin Carroll and Courtney Carroll; and many nieces, nephews, and in-laws. He was predeceased by his grandparents, William Lee and Jeanne Joan Hall, James Carroll Sr. and Mary Jane Mallette.
Described by those closest to him as the smartest person they know, Brandon was a gifted mentor and teacher to many, finding the most joy in passing knowledge to his three children regarding all aspects of life. Brandon was a devout husband, a man who would go beyond the impossible to keep his wife and family safe. He was an incredible asset to the Carroll family in its entirety - the go-to man for both the family business, Air Solutions Heating & Cooling, LLC and to the family as a caring brother and son. Brandon was exceptionally talented in many facets, being a skilled woodworker who enjoyed gun making, gun collecting, jiujitsu, and weightlifting. The essential man that you wouldn't want to mess with but would absolutely want to be with in an emergency situation. A man's man that wasn't afraid to hide his emotion to display immense love to his friends and family, Brandon had a passion for good cigars and good bourbon. Brandon is so much more than these words and attributes could possibly describe. He will be deeply missed by his many friends and family, leaving a hole in our hearts that will never be mended.
You can pay respects to the life of Brandon Carroll at Owen Funeral Home in Jeffersontown on Tuesday, March 14th from 2pm to 6pm, with the memorial commencing at 5pm. Close friends are encouraged to prepare a speech should they want to speak, and the family further requests that you then enjoy a nice glass of bourbon in his honor.