Playing hard. You were such a joy.  Forever loved.

When you played you played hard. Love you to the Moon and back.

Brandon and I played on the same T-ball team starting in second grade. I remember all the practices and games and feeling like I had a friend on my team. We were the only ones from our school on that team and it was refreshing knowing someone. He was always someone that'd say hi to me in the halls at school. He was a rare breed of human and he will be missed.

So many memories to share. The laughter and the tears the ups and downs. You are my cousin, brother and my best friend. I love you with all my heart.

I'm at a loss for words. My heart breaks every minute without you. You were such a wonderful person to grow up with and the many things you taught me both good and bad. I love you bro!

One of my favorite memories of Brandon was how he had this incredible way of making everyone feel special. He had a heart that seemed too big for one person, always giving, always caring. I remember one time when I was going through a rough patch, we were fixing to move to Texas, and leave everything and everyone we knew. Especially how we would stay the night, and spend the entire time talking about spirits and aliens lol I told him it was going to suck, and I just wanted to run away. It was such a hard spot in my life, where everything just felt heavy. Without even needing to ask, Brandon showed up with my favorite snack, doritos and a surge lol and the warmest hug, like he just knew what I needed without me saying a word. He told me how awesome it would be to leave grand junction and go to Texas. "The biggest state!!" Which, I didn't know then😂

That was Brandon—thoughtful in the smallest ways that meant the most. He never hesitated to be there for people, to lift them up, to remind them they mattered. Whether it was a kind word, a goofy joke to make you laugh, or simply sitting with you in silence when words weren’t enough, he gave his whole heart to the people he loved.

The world feels a little different without him, but his kindness and love live on in every person he touched. And I know that if he were here right now, he’d tell us to keep loving each other the way he did—fully and without hesitation. I will miss you, primo and I cannot imagine how free you are right now. Until we meet again♥️

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Brandon James Sanchez

15 August, 1986 – 30 January, 2025

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