Brandon Baxter Obituary, Death – The individual known as Brandon Baxter. On the 12th of January in the year 2021 Brandon Scott Baxter, who was born on September 5, 1990, transitioned peacefully into his next life on January 12, 2021. Brandon Scott Baxter’s birthday was September 5. SUNY Canton awarded Brandon the degree of Associate of Applied Science in Electrical Engineering when he graduated from there.
After having so much success with his own business, Baxter Brothers Contracting, he was presented with the opportunity to work with Spencer HVAC. He had recently closed on the acquisition of his first property, and he looked to have an exceptionally bright future ahead of him. Everyone else desperately needed Brandon because he was the rock-solid, reliable, and sympathetic older brother, friend, sibling, and son that he was.
He was exceptionally bright and extremely kind, and he would always be the first to rush to help his family and friends in any predicament they might find themselves in. Brandon was an impressive individual who possessed a great deal of energy, was ambitious, bright, kind, loving, proud yet humble, humorous, and passionate about his work. His optimistic perspective on life was contagious, and it encouraged everyone around him to adopt a similarly upbeat attitude. He delighted in outdoor pursuits such as trekking, casting a line, and pitching a tent, as well as exploring uncharted waterfalls with his dog, Indy. He had an extraordinary amount of talent and adored sketching.
On occasion, he would even tattoo his buddies. He was always aware of the ideal present to give to a person, as well as what that person required from him in order to feel better, whether it was a joke, a hug, or just his time. He was also always aware of the ideal present to give himself. He was the kind of person who could forge friendships that would continue on for the rest of their lives. He made his family his number one priority throughout his whole life, ensuring that they spent as much time as possible together and accumulating as many valuable memories as they could.
Everyone who was fortunate enough to know him will never forget his wonderful presence, his jokes, his enthusiasm for life, his hilarious laugh, his stunning smile, and the great compassion he had for the people in his immediate environment. His grandmother Theresa, his brothers Josh and Kristen, who were also his best friends, his father Jeffrey, his grandparents, uncles, aunts, cousins, and a large number of friends are among the people who will miss him the most and hold his memory closest to their hearts.
We will constantly remember him and hold his memory dear to us for the rest of our lives. On Monday, January 18th, the family and friends of the deceased are invited to pay their respects at the Eaton-Tubbs Fayetteville Chapel, which can be found at 7191 E. Genesee Street in Fayetteville. The visitation will take place from 4-7 pm.