Bre'e Browning Weikum

Her life began and ended within the same walls, having taken her first breath and her final exhale at Methodist Hospital in Dallas, Texas.

Bre’e was born on April 21, 1978, to Ricky and Barbara Browning.

Bre'e is survived by her parents, Ricky and Barbara Browning; her husband, Christopher Weikum; her sister, Nikki Corral; her nephews, Nathen and Bryan Corral; her uncle and aunt, Steven and Melissa Sowards; her aunt and uncle, Judy and Mark Lewis; as well as many beloved cousins.

Bre'e was a unique young lady she had many friends of which she loved and they love her. She was the cherished baby to every family member especially to her Momol and Popol, and her Grandmommie and Gran. Bre'e was a quiet child who gave us much joy. She was an average student and was in the band and played clarinet and marched on the field in Seagoville High School football games.

Bre'e started working when she was 16 years old at Food Lion Grocery Store in Seagoville until it closed, then she went to work for several different locations for Minyard Food Stores until it closed, her last job was at Super One Food Store in Seagoville which is same building Minyards was. She made some really good friends from each one of these jobs.

Bre'e loved to be with family, she enjoyed fishing and creating diamond paintings, finding new recipes online, she was the casserole queen. She enjoyed and loved her furbabies.

Bre'e and her sister Nikki were joined at the hip for the first years of their lives. They loved playing outside, running in the rain, and rolling down hills - especially when Bre'e rolled through dog poop. They also enjoyed their palace on stilts built by their Dad and Gran. They also enjoyed their time inside with Nikki begging her to play Barbies and when Bre'e wouldn't, Nikki was forced to beat her up. They learned many things together but when Bre'e learned first, she was quick to teach Nikki. In high school their bond grew even closer, as they were in band together and had the same group of friends. As adults, they enjoyed their 'sister trips' to Winstar playing bingo and slot machines.

Bre'e was the proudest Aunt ever on the face of the Earth. She was there when the water broke when it was time for Cody, she was there when Nathen came into the world, she was there when Bryan's shiny face came along.

Bre'e was preceded in death by her Gran, her sweet nephew Cody, her Popol, her Momol, her Grandmommie, as well as many other extended relatives and friends.