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Bradley Paul Bransom, 37, of Burleson, a software engineer, died Saturday, Nov. 22, 2008, in Leander.
Service: 10 a.m. Wednesday in Mountain Valley Funeral Home Chapel. Interment: Crowley Cemetery. Visitation: 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at Mountain Valley Funeral Home.
Bradley was born Feb. 17, 1971, in Arlington. He was a loving husband, father and son. Bradley graduated from Texas A&M with a computer science degree in 1994. He loved fishing, scuba diving and Texas A&M football. Bradley also loved his family very much and loved spending time with them.
He was preceded in death by his grandfather, R.N. "Bob" Bransom; and great-grandparents, George Bransom Sr. and Bob and Mable Hill.
Survivors: Wife, Melisa Bransom of Burleson; sons, Tristen Lee Bransom and Tanner Paul Bransom; parents, Debby Bransom and husband, David Houston, of Burleson; sister, Amy Cash of Burleson; uncle, Jerry Bransom of Stockton, Calif.; niece, Mikayla Cash; nephew, Briar Cash; and grandparents, Robert Ralph and Bobbie Herold of Arlington.
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Tina Upchurch
OMG!?!? I am speechless ...what a great guy! I can't believe it...we were just emailing each other like last week or so talking about our favorite dive spots ...my heart goes out to his wife and kids and family ...Nisa Stevens
Much love to his friends and family. I am so sorry! NisaShana Latimer (Allen)
I'm so, so sorry. My thoughts and prayers go out to Brad's family and those near and dear to him.shana
Ollie Clark
I remember hanging out with Brad, Eugene Montgomery, Johnny Ashcraft, and Danny Meador back in middle school. He was the first one to get the new Quiet Riot cassett and the first one to get Kappa's...I thought he was so cool. Man he was too young for this to happen and my heart goes out to his family.Paula Ussery (Woods)
I am in shock. My thoughts and prayers go out to your family and friends. I know that this is a difficult time losing someone so close to thanksgiving as I did when I lost my dad in 9th grade this same week. I pray God will hold you each close to him and bring you comfort.Dana Hadsall
Whoa - am so sorry! My heart hurts at the thought. A ton of love to Brad's family during this difficult time.Christopher Darren Rippy
wow, I just found out about this. My thoughts are with his familySunni Bunch (Ellis)
I am saddened by this news i loved brad he was a great guy ill miss him terribly.David Barber
Perhaps one of the best things to have happen to me during my thousands of days in college . . . leaving the library at Texas A&M in the Fall of 1995, hair halfway down my back in a pony tail, bearded face . . . and I see this guy walking towards me . . . it's Brad, clean cut, looking healthy. We stop and almost simultaneously say each other's names with a curious pitch, hug, and just stare at each other with smiling faces . . . Long way from our scripted roles of yester year that kept us at opposite ends of the spectrum.He and I seemed to keep running into each other that next year, and really got to know each other during that time and more during the runup to our 10 year reunion. It was tough going to his graveside service in Crowley . . . the second I've attended for a fellow Elk and Aggie (Adam X).
My best wishes to his family and all his friends. What a kind soul.
David