Jurgen Brehme

Jurgen Brehme, passed away peacefully on October 1, 2025, in Greenville, SC, at the age of 34. Born on April 21, 1991, in the bustling city of Mexico City, Jurgen's life was a tapestry of rich experiences and deep relationships that spanned cultures and languages.

Jurgen's early years were marked by a close bond with his father, Dennis, with whom he watched many TV series, in addition to classic and modern Hollywood and foreign films, which he learned to appreciate all his life. He also occasionally walked and hiked with him in Paris Mountain State Park, exploring its natural beauty. His mother, Lilianne, whom he deeply loved, represented his deep link to Hispanic language and culture, thereby cementing his bilingual ability. He was devoted to his wife Star and loved his cats, especially Felicia.

An avid reader and gifted writer, Jurgen found joy and purpose in crafting stories that touched the hearts of those around him. His passion for writing led him to participate in numerous writing contests, where his talent and intelligence were recognized and celebrated. Bilingual and articulate, he bridged cultures with his words.

Jurgen's family was the cornerstone of his existence. He was a cherished grandson to Georgina (Coquis), a beloved nephew to Yvonne, Georgina, and a treasured cousin to Iván, Josué, and Lucero. His godfather, Alejandro, stood by him as a guiding light throughout his journey. Each family member held a special place in Jurgen's heart, and he in theirs.

Those who knew Jurgen would describe him as an intelligent, analytical, and creative young man whose knowledge spanned many different disciplines. Jurgen's legacy is one of courage to follow one's passions wherever they may lead.

As we bid farewell to Jurgen Brehme, we celebrate the indelible mark he has left on our lives. His memory will continue to inspire us, reminding us to persevere our passions in life. Jurgen's story may have reached its conclusion, but the chapters he wrote in the lives of those he touched will be read and reread for generations to come.