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Brandon was preceded in death by his father, Tony Zerbo; grandmother, Minnie Caulder; grandfather, Chuck Dorris; and grandmother, Sandra Johnson.
Brandon is survived by his mother, Debbie Caldwell; step-father, Edward Caldwell; sister, Sommer Gardner; brother, Troy Edge; niece, Nevaeh Gardner; nephew, Khyree Taylor; and daughter, Layla Zerbo.
Brandon was a kind-hearted person, hard working and courageous. He loved doing tree work or working on something. He loved his niece and nephew like no other. He would be a shoulder to cry on at all times and would make you laugh no matter how you felt. Most of all he loved everyone and he will be greatly missed by all who knew him.
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Sophia Johnson
March 14, 2025
Brandon Alan Zerbo proceeded in death by his grandmother on his father side Barbara Johnson . He also is survived by an Aunt Sophia Johnson . I know you are looking down on us and watching over us. I thank GOD everyday for the close relationship that we were able to have for the past 4 years I will cherish those memories forever and always in which you will always be close to my heart till the day I die and we meet again. I love you so very much and miss you and your silly laugh. SHINE!!!
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