Brandy, Brandy, Brandy....what a jokester! He was an absolute riot to have in class. Remember his big hair phase. That guy cracked me up every day, especially in Econ class. Brandy is missed by so many people. Yet another great loss.
I have cassettes of Cable, Hansen, Brenna and myself jammin on Hamelton Street, and at the Hansen "studio" from back to 83. T'was some fun stuff. I listen to them and just smile. What good times. Oh yea, Larry Huppert too up in Hammond in some huge shed. I'm sure Levi ans Shrank are somewhere too. AND Zack Eble (?) one night in 83 or 84. Most recent, (ahem, in 89 or 90)with Cable, Hans Paulson and Pete (?) in a grage, of course. Go Poor Boys!
Brandy is likely one of the most influential people of my youth and early adulthood. We were friends since the age of 5 when he came over to my house and asked if he could play Star Wars with me. We travelled the U.S., played music, explored, went to college, discussed religion and philosophy, and many more things together. It was a huge loss when he moved on. If anyone was/is prepared to explore the "other side", it would be Brandon. I have never met anyone who could touch and befriend so many people in such a short time. He was an incredible man and I think of him and miss him almost daily. See you on the "other side" old friend!
Bob Jorgenson
Brandy Was a great guy !!!!!!!Missy Cran (Hard)
Brandy, Brandy, Brandy....what a jokester! He was an absolute riot to have in class. Remember his big hair phase. That guy cracked me up every day, especially in Econ class. Brandy is missed by so many people. Yet another great loss.Jennifer Ayer (Dullum)
I didn't know Brandy very well. But, what I do know of him; he was funny and kind. And, the hair!!! Who can forget that?Wendy Schorn (Rock)
Brandy was a great friend to me and a great shoulder to lean on after my Dad passed away. I think of him often and miss his smile!Wade Johnson
I have cassettes of Cable, Hansen, Brenna and myself jammin on Hamelton Street, and at the Hansen "studio" from back to 83. T'was some fun stuff. I listen to them and just smile. What good times. Oh yea, Larry Huppert too up in Hammond in some huge shed. I'm sure Levi ans Shrank are somewhere too. AND Zack Eble (?) one night in 83 or 84. Most recent, (ahem, in 89 or 90)with Cable, Hans Paulson and Pete (?) in a grage, of course. Go Poor Boys!Jeff Levi
Brandy is likely one of the most influential people of my youth and early adulthood. We were friends since the age of 5 when he came over to my house and asked if he could play Star Wars with me. We travelled the U.S., played music, explored, went to college, discussed religion and philosophy, and many more things together. It was a huge loss when he moved on. If anyone was/is prepared to explore the "other side", it would be Brandon. I have never met anyone who could touch and befriend so many people in such a short time. He was an incredible man and I think of him and miss him almost daily. See you on the "other side" old friend!