Breanna Christine Biehl

Breanna Christine Biehl was born to Wanda and Stephen Biehl in the middle of the famous snowstorm of ‘90, which shut down all of Seattle and the surrounding area. She joined the small family of two older daughters, Rebekah (4 ½), and Rachael (2 ½),both of whom were excited to become big sisters. They were wonderful big sisters who became fiercely protective of “their” baby. From an early age, she demonstrated her strong, yet compassionate will, and her determined independence—qualities which have stood her in good stead all of her life.

Breanna’s early years were spent in Everett, WA until her parents divorced. Both parents later remarried and Breanna, her sisters, and mother moved to Lake Stevens, WA, to live with her step-dad Clint, and step-sisters, Emily and Laura Knight. She attended Peaceful Glen Christian School with her sisters until she graduated the eighth grade. She then went on to attend Lake Stevens High School.

Breanna had a deep love for her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ and during her teen years, became highly involved with her church youth group, as well as various missions and outreach programs. As she neared the end of her junior year, Breanna began to date Givanni Signorino, a childhood friend and neighbor. The two stayed together, and after high school their first son, Luca, was born in 2011. Twins, Roman and Milani, came along in 2014, and in 2017, Isabella rounded out their family. Breanna’s greatest joy in life was being a devoted mother to her four amazing children. Each time Breanna gave birth to one of her children she was in awe that her body carried and nurtured such perfect individuals. She said, “My greatest accomplishments in this world are my children. I live for them. They are everything to me!”

The couple moved between her beloved Florida and Washington several times before Breanna and the children returned to Everett in the fall of 2020. At that time, Breanna and Givanni had separated and were co-parenting their four young children.

In 2021, Breanna met Jared Kepler, the man to whom she was engaged at the time of her death. The two became inseparable and enjoyed taking the busy family on adventures around the Puget Sound region. Jared and Breanna were together four years and had planned to marry soon. Jared has been a rock of support to Breanna and the children, both through his deep love for her and the kids, but also his financial contributions to their lives. The family of Breanna, Jared, the children, Breanna’s sister Rachael, and her mother, Wanda, often gathered at Mukilteo Beach for bonfires and play. This beach was one of Breanna’s favorite places to relax, restore and celebrate joy.

In early March 2025, Breanna was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia following a series of unexplained illnesses. She spent nearly six weeks in the hospital gaining strength, receiving chemotherapy and blood treatments. This allowed her to come home for several weeks before returning to the hospital to receive an additional round of chemotherapy. Sadly, she had not been home long before her body took a turn for the worse, and she lost her fierce battle with leukemia. Her last wishes were of love for her beloved children and that they would be cared for in the loving arms of her family.

Children Luca (14), Roman (10 ½), Milani (10 ½), and Isabella (8) survive, along with her fiancé, Jared, sisters Rebekah and Rachael (husband Logan), mother Wanda, father Steve, five nieces, six nephews, cousins and numerous aunts, uncles, in-laws, and friends. Breanna fought her fight bravely, and with all the strength and dignity of a true warrior!

We will always remember her beautiful smile, her warmth, her joy, and her light. She brought out the best in all whom she touched and will be deeply missed.

Rest in peace, our dearest Breanna. We will carry you in our hearts, always.

“I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith. Henceforth

there is laid up for me a crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous judge, shall give me at that day...” 1 Timothy 4:7-8a