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Brandon's warmth, humor, and endless compassion touched more lives than could ever be counted. Known for his unflinching honesty, he was someone who would tell you the good, the bad, and the ugly-always with a kind heart and a desire to help others grow. He was a man who, at any moment, would offer a hand, share a smile, and be there for anyone in need. His life was a testament to genuine friendship and love, a rare and precious gift he shared freely with all around him.
He leaves behind his beloved wife, Liz Rios, who was not only his partner but his confidante and best friend. Together, they shared two wonderful sons, Daniel and Andrew, who carry forward their father's strength, love, and vibrant spirit. His daughters, Victoria and Jocelyn, along with his grandchildren, Isabella, Mason, and Madison, were the light of his life, bringing joy to his every day and pride in his heart. He had more friends than one could dream of having in a lifetime-each a testament to the kindness, laughter, and wisdom he shared with the world.
Brandon's legacy lives on through his family, his friends, and all who were touched by his honesty and kindness. He will forever be missed, forever remembered, and forever loved. Say Hi to Gigi and Asia for us.
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