Site Map
Biography:
An overview of Brandon's life, loves and
accomplishments.
Email
Archive:
The unfolding of Brandon's journey, as written by his
family and sent around the globe.
Part
1 In the Beginning: September at Cedars-Sinai.
Brandon's biopsy leads to hemorrhaging, but he
survives and slowly shows signs of improvement
Part 2 Getting Stronger
and Going Home.
Starting to walk, write and talk again at Cedars
Rehab; a return to Brea after 53 days
Part 3 Hard Work , Happiness
and Love.
Hiking, lifting, exercising a swallow, fun with the
family and holidays at home
Part 4 Making
the Most of a New Normal.
Going on retreat,
getting the bone flap back, seeing friends and
enjoying life
Part 5 Facing Difficult
Days (the Brandon way...with a smile).
Handling infection,
surgeries and troubling tests with great
courage and grace
Learning
and Sharing.
Our goal is to
give back a little of what we learned along the
way...mostly things about health, nutrition and safety,
but also a bit about memories and family and spirit and
hope...and what it’s like to go on. We began
with an
email update on June 11, 2005, eleven days before
Brandon passed on. We
continue to expand these ideas on our
Learning and Sharing
web site.
Postscript.
An un-chosen
journey reaches its end
Mom's Journal.
Further updates and reflections
Photos old and new of Brandon, his
family and friends.
Contributions:
For those who choose -- organizations that had special
meaning to Brandon.
Organ Donation:
Brandon donated all that he could. Why it's
important and how to help.
Memorial Service:
Word and Pictures from the July 6, 2005 Memorial Service
for Brandon.
A family
remembrance video prepared by Gary, Terri, Beth and
Amy for the Memorial Service, available for
high speed connections
and
lower speed connections.
Our
biographical remembrance
of Brandon spoken by the Reverend Matt Seargeant of the
Brea United Methodist Church.
Shortly after
Brandon left us, we started this website by publishing a
single page so that
the many people who cared about him could know of his
memorial service and reception. You can still see
that early
lovingly prepared website.
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