Arthur Clyde Brandon

He was preceded in death by his parents, Corrie Brandon and Arthur H. Brandon, brother James Brandon, and sister Ethel Pearl Brandon. He is survived by sister Irene Stafford and husband Bill, and his children and their spouses: Walter Calvin and Stacey Brandon, and Chad and Courtney Brandon. Grandchildren: Justin and wife Krysten Brandon, Kayla Brandon Lambright, Hannah Brandon, Jack Brandon and Molly Brandon. He also is survived by four great grandchildren: Carson Brandon, Easton Brandon, Brixton Brandon, and Emersyn Brandon. Also surviving: nephews Larry Wilburn and wife Denise, Toby Wilburn, David Wilburn, Kevin Brandon.

Arthur Clyde Brandon was retired from Exxon Mobil chemical plant where he was an Electrician and a member of the Number 13 Firefighting Team. He was also one of the founders of the Houston Area Safety Council and one of the first members of the Safety Team at Exxon. Upon retirement, Arthur Clyde Brandon started his own safety training company, Work Safe Inc. where he helped train and spread his vast safety and emergency care knowledge. He was a veteran of the United States Army, where he was a member of the Army Band and played the saxophone. He was also a Mason like his father, Arthur H. He loved to hunt and fish, and raised several types of animals and livestock. He was a very talented musician and loved to play the saxophone, mandolin, guitar and was a wonderful singer and although his song has ended, his melody plays on…