Brandon Jason Chrisan, age 21, died September 28, 2018. He was born August 25, 1997 in Austin, Texas, the son of Bill Chrisan and Krystilin Smith. He lived in Bradenton for 15 years attending Freedom Elementary, Haile Middle School, and Braden River High School.
He loved to play football and to physically train his body. He played football for the East Manatee Bulldogs Pop Warner team for four years and played for the Braden River Freshman football team. He won fourth placed in an Adult Physique Competition at the age of seventeen.
Brandon is survived by his parents Krystilin Elisabeth Smith, Thomas Andrew Smith, Bill Chrisan, and Alexis Chrisan; his half-siblings Kenneth Walker Smith and Elisabeth Grace Smith from Bradenton, Florida and his half-siblings, Pacey Chrisan, Marissa Chrisan, Kameryn Chrisan, Roman Chrisan, and Brody Chrisan from Bastrop, Texas. He also leaves his grandparents Kenneth & Charlotte Firestone, Richard Harris, Elease Smith, Jim & Cheryl Chrisan, and Guner & Bill West.
A "Celebration of Life" ceremony is being handled at the Toale Brothers Funeral Home located at 912 53rd Avenue West, Bradenton, Florida on Saturday, October 13th, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
In lieu of flowers, the family asks that you consider donations to the "The Pinnacle Academy PTO" in the name of "Brandon Jason Chrisan". This is the school his younger, autistic brother (Walker) attends with whom he had a very close relationship.
Source: Toale Brothers Funeral Home
Memorial Sponsor is Mike Endress--Alabama-USA
He loved to play football and to physically train his body. He played football for the East Manatee Bulldogs Pop Warner team for four years and played for the Braden River Freshman football team. He won fourth placed in an Adult Physique Competition at the age of seventeen.
Brandon is survived by his parents Krystilin Elisabeth Smith, Thomas Andrew Smith, Bill Chrisan, and Alexis Chrisan; his half-siblings Kenneth Walker Smith and Elisabeth Grace Smith from Bradenton, Florida and his half-siblings, Pacey Chrisan, Marissa Chrisan, Kameryn Chrisan, Roman Chrisan, and Brody Chrisan from Bastrop, Texas. He also leaves his grandparents Kenneth & Charlotte Firestone, Richard Harris, Elease Smith, Jim & Cheryl Chrisan, and Guner & Bill West.
A "Celebration of Life" ceremony is being handled at the Toale Brothers Funeral Home located at 912 53rd Avenue West, Bradenton, Florida on Saturday, October 13th, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
In lieu of flowers, the family asks that you consider donations to the "The Pinnacle Academy PTO" in the name of "Brandon Jason Chrisan". This is the school his younger, autistic brother (Walker) attends with whom he had a very close relationship.
Source: Toale Brothers Funeral Home
Memorial Sponsor is Mike Endress--Alabama-USA
Brandon Jason Chrisan, age 21, died September 28, 2018. He was born August 25, 1997 in Austin, Texas, the son of Bill Chrisan and Krystilin Smith. He lived in Bradenton for 15 years attending Freedom Elementary, Haile Middle School, and Braden River High School.
He loved to play football and to physically train his body. He played football for the East Manatee Bulldogs Pop Warner team for four years and played for the Braden River Freshman football team. He won fourth placed in an Adult Physique Competition at the age of seventeen.
Brandon is survived by his parents Krystilin Elisabeth Smith, Thomas Andrew Smith, Bill Chrisan, and Alexis Chrisan; his half-siblings Kenneth Walker Smith and Elisabeth Grace Smith from Bradenton, Florida and his half-siblings, Pacey Chrisan, Marissa Chrisan, Kameryn Chrisan, Roman Chrisan, and Brody Chrisan from Bastrop, Texas. He also leaves his grandparents Kenneth & Charlotte Firestone, Richard Harris, Elease Smith, Jim & Cheryl Chrisan, and Guner & Bill West.
A "Celebration of Life" ceremony is being handled at the Toale Brothers Funeral Home located at 912 53rd Avenue West, Bradenton, Florida on Saturday, October 13th, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
In lieu of flowers, the family asks that you consider donations to the "The Pinnacle Academy PTO" in the name of "Brandon Jason Chrisan". This is the school his younger, autistic brother (Walker) attends with whom he had a very close relationship.
Source: Toale Brothers Funeral Home
Memorial Sponsor is Mike Endress--Alabama-USA
He loved to play football and to physically train his body. He played football for the East Manatee Bulldogs Pop Warner team for four years and played for the Braden River Freshman football team. He won fourth placed in an Adult Physique Competition at the age of seventeen.
Brandon is survived by his parents Krystilin Elisabeth Smith, Thomas Andrew Smith, Bill Chrisan, and Alexis Chrisan; his half-siblings Kenneth Walker Smith and Elisabeth Grace Smith from Bradenton, Florida and his half-siblings, Pacey Chrisan, Marissa Chrisan, Kameryn Chrisan, Roman Chrisan, and Brody Chrisan from Bastrop, Texas. He also leaves his grandparents Kenneth & Charlotte Firestone, Richard Harris, Elease Smith, Jim & Cheryl Chrisan, and Guner & Bill West.
A "Celebration of Life" ceremony is being handled at the Toale Brothers Funeral Home located at 912 53rd Avenue West, Bradenton, Florida on Saturday, October 13th, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
In lieu of flowers, the family asks that you consider donations to the "The Pinnacle Academy PTO" in the name of "Brandon Jason Chrisan". This is the school his younger, autistic brother (Walker) attends with whom he had a very close relationship.
Source: Toale Brothers Funeral Home
Memorial Sponsor is Mike Endress--Alabama-USA
