Birth date: Jun 18, 1993 Death date: Mar 11, 2014
Brandon Jason Crosswhite Our beloved passed away in his sleep at home on March 11, 2014 at the age of 20. He Is survived by his parents Collene & Don Leiffer and Jason Crosswhite, sister Antoinette Leiffer, brother Christian Cro Read Obituary
brandon my AWESOME brother. i love him so much even more than anything! this young man loved Xbox 360. we played lots of games together, i would be like "HEY brandon wanna play some gamessssssssssss! i know you wanna!" the answer would sometimes yes and no, mostly yes. i would always vist him in his room and say " hi bro! what cha doing???? " he would be playing games or watch his shows. mostly he would play games! when i was like 2? i would call he la. lol i loved that mommet when me brandon was the name of la. i dont remember when he got his xbox and i want to know, maybe 15... brandon made me smile a LOT! he made the best faces and funny stuff! *giggles* he was the one that that made my day by makeing me laugh allllllll dayyyyyyyy. he is my big silly la. i was happy when he graduwaited school FOREVER!!!! more brandon time!!!! hes the best man i ever met.... he was my star to my path of games and awesome stuff. he liked a like of my little pony. after brandon letted go of the grass it was really hard...... his not died he is still here just up there as a angel. what my mom found after all of this when we cleaned out his room mom saw a pony! a pony of rainbow dash! i never knew he would draw a pony! anyways things are hard and stuff is going roung to me.... i love my la so dang much! i will see you guys in heaven with brandon in years or not. i love you brandon.... R.I.P my awesome la........
Brandon ,,
Please keep your mommy safe and strong
Help her find a way to accept what she can not change .
Your strong mind even as a very little guy helped your mommy through some unhappy times it was always Colleene and Brandon !!!!
Your bond will never be broken and your love never weakened
Forever young Brandon gone today but never forgotten ....
I hope you are with your Grandma now I know she has missed you
XOXO KYMMIE KELLEY
My condolences to the Crosswhite family. The promise from Jesus to see our loved ones again in full vibrant health can bring us comfort and peace. (John 5:29)
I too met Brando at St. Paul's United Methodist Church, Brandon and my James Hurley hung out in the back of the church. Most of the time, them two talking louder than they should have, but I would look back and give that mother eye to my son, and Brandon giving that face to James, like, ha ha, you just got busted. Brandon, you were a great kid, and one that stood taller than myself. You will be missed, as I know your family will be struggling without you. You will be greatly missed.
I was very blessed to know Brandon, we met at St. Paul's United Methodist Church, he was about 13-14 years old, I was about 20. I can't specifically remember how we first talked to each other, my earliest memory was that I told him that I thought his mom was so cool because I saw her wearing a Nightmare Before Christmas Jack Skellington shirt, and then from there our friendship grew. We hanged out with each other all the time at church and when we were not in church we talk via text message, and I remember that every conversation we had, he would always talk about video games or bring up his samarai sword collection, something which I knew he was proud of. My most cherished memory I have of Brandon was when 2 years ago I was in nursing school and one night I was stressing out, working on a care plan, studying for an exam the next day. My phone beeps and I see that it's Brandon texting me hello. I was too stressed out to reply and Brandon knew I was struggling in Nursing school so I thought maybe he would understand that I didn't respond. Few minutes later he texted me again asking 'Are you there'? I replied texting him that I was stressing out from studying, now is not a good time to talk. He replied ok. Minutes later my phone beeps again and I see that it is Brandon. I picked up the phone and I see a selfie picture of Brandon wearing this multicolored silly hat (the ones you see at amusement parks) and him with a goofy expression on his face, I couldn't help but laugh out loud. Brandon made my stress go down and that is something I will never ever forget about him, he knew how to make people feel better, to make us laugh. Thank you so much for the memories Brandon, I was truly blessed to know you, the memories I have of you I will remember forever.
Your friend, Denise Cissner
