Brandon Owen Parker

Brandon was born on May 1, 2003, in Lapeer, Michigan. He lived in Michigan until 2015, when he moved to Kingwood, Texas with his parents, Joseph and Hilary Torzewski; his sisters, Grace (Logan) Toumbs and Morgan Parker; and his younger brother, Leo Torzewski.

He attended Riverwood Middle School, where he enjoyed playing football, basketball, and participating in track. He later attended Kingwood High School (KHS), graduating in 2022. During his time at KHS, Brandon continued playing football and was an active member of FFA. He and his classmates earned “Best of Show” at the Humble Rodeo for their hand-crafted BBQ smoker—an accomplishment he was especially proud of.

Throughout high school, Brandon worked at Skero’s Furniture in Kingwood. After graduation, he joined The Reynolds Company, where he remained employed until his passing. He was known for his strong work ethic and was respected as both a dependable colleague and a loyal friend.

Brandon was recently engaged to his beautiful fiancée, Kendall Traylor, who remained faithfully by his side, praying over him until his final breath. They were planning to be married on October 16, 2026. Brandon had recently asked his brother, Leo, to serve as his Best Man—an honor that meant so much to them both.

He was preceded in death by his father, Nathan Vance Parker. Brandon had a true servant’s heart. He leaves behind countless family members and friends who will remember him as the person you could always call—at any hour, for anything—and he would be there without hesitation. Brandon was especially adept at fixing anything, so much so that he kept a set of tools on him at all times in case someone was in need, friend or stranger.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the doctors and nurses in the ICU at Memorial Hermann Northeast who worked tirelessly to care for Brandon. Your compassion and dedication will never be forgotten.

In lieu of flowers or donations, we ask that you honor Brandon by attending a church service and taking time to truly listen for what God may be speaking to your heart.