Brandon Remington Taylor

For the first seven years of his life he was the only child.

As a child Brandon enjoyed karate movies, cheese burgers, and video games. Some of Brandon's favorite movies as a child were Wayne's World, Three Ninja's, the original Ninja Turtles, and Hackers.

In his early teens, he displayed a love for technology, particularly computers. He received his first computer when he was fourteen years old in 1997. This sparked an interest in him that would later turn in to a full bachelor's degree in software engineering.

Brandon was truly blessed with intelligence, often having ideas and conversations about components his family could not always fathom.

While attending North Central High School, Brandon had evidently become one of the most popular children in the school. In his words, he was friends with the Athletes, bad kids, smart kids, and of course the girls.

Every night he would get his school clothes out, try them on, and make sure they were ironed. His favorite outfits to put together were white T-Shirts with the optional hoody, guess jeans, and the ever so popular Reebok classics.

Early on Brandon wanted to work. He landed his first job at white castle. After this, it was Marsh Supermarket.

After Brandon's incident in his early 20's the people closest to him experienced a refined version of him. Maturing at a rapid rate he developed an outstanding relationship with his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

During the 16 years of his paralysis he had grown to be to the people that knew him best a true man of God whom always cared more for others than he did for himself.

Service for Brandon will be held, 12:00 pm, Thursday, June 25, 2020, at Williams & Bluitt Funeral Home Peoples' Chapel, 5252 E. 38th Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, with visitation from 10:00 am until time of service at 12:00 pm, all taken place at Williams & Bluitt Funeral Home.

Interment will follow at Washington Park North Cemetery, 2702 Kessler Boulevard West Drive, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Fond memories and expressions of sympathy may be shared at www.williamsandbluitt.com for the Taylor family.