Christopher John Brannon

 CHRISTOPHER JOHN BRANNON, 62, a legal titan and collector of the extraordinary, ended his run on March 10, 2024, in the comfort of his Noblesville home, after courageously battling gastric and esophageal cancer.

 John Brannon, a man of countless talents and accolades, played the role of the legal superhero, protecting the intellectual property of his clients from evil trade violations. A Ph.D. in Ceramic Engineering from the Missouri University of Science and Technology, John made a courageous change in course, bringing him to Chicago’s Kent College of Law earning a J.D.

 Unparalleled in his ability to navigate the complexity of patent laws and answer any question beginning with “Riddle me this…”, John’s superpower was in the love and attention given to his family and friends. A positive presence people felt in his unending smile—John made a person know they were cared for.

Mask-off, John’s cave could scare the bats away with sounds of classical music and vibrant displays from Indy’s local art scene. He loved games, the likes of Jimmy Stewart and the Stooges, and is the only person known to have his dissertation signed by Adam West.

 The Brannon League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Women, and Canines includes his loving wife, Annette; his dynamic duo of a son, Mark McCullough, and daughter-in-law, Shannon McCullough; his sidekick son, Joseph Adam Brannon; his super dog, Zoey Brannon (smartest dog in the universe); his brother-in-arms, Joe Brannon; his sister-in-law and ally, Geri Brannon and their child Tommy Brannon; John Bestgen Uncle; Lynette Brannon his faithful Mother; and his two little superhero apprentices, grandchildren Liam and Grace McCullough.  

 John's final heroic act will be celebrated as follows:

March 15, 2024

Holy Spirit Parish at Geist

10350 Glaser Way

Fishers, IN 46037

9:30 am Visitation

11: 00 am Mass

Burial to follow at Our Lady of Peace

There will also be a luncheon served at the church. Instead of a bat signal, those wishing to honor John's memory can direct their super-generosity to the Humane Society of Hamilton County, a cause close to his hero’s heart.