Mr. Brandon Carl Albright

I was born on March 24, 2001, in Milwaukee, WI. From a young age, I was running behind my dad pretending to cut grass and fix things around the house. When I was 14 years old, I confessed my faith in Jesus Christ and was baptized on May 3, 2015, at The New Testament Church of Milwaukee under the leadership of Pastor Julius R. Malone. I served faithfully at New T in the media ministry when I was a teenager. I received my formal education at Craig Montessori School, Blessed Savior Elementary School, and Henry David Thoreau Middle School. I graduated from Harold S. Vincent High School in 2019.

During high school, I worked at Culver’s where I was able to over-indulge in my favorite dessert…ice cream! After graduating high school, I joined the workforce at Menard’s where I was able to use my “Jack of All Trades” skills to assist customers with selecting the proper tools and materials for their home projects. I also worked for Coca Cola for a short time. I began employment at Winland Foods in 2020 as a Warehouse Associate where I was responsible for shipping and receiving. My skills and phenomenal work ethic allowed me to quickly be promoted to Training Coordinator where I was responsible for creating training procedures to teach operators to do their jobs, coordinating monthly and quarterly trainings for the entire plant, & organizing orientations for new employees. Because of my great leadership and ability to learn quickly, I was promoted again to Production and Training Supervisor where I oversaw production operations for the entire plant, while I continued my duties as the Training Coordinator/Supervisor.

Adventure should have been my middle name! I was the ultimate thrill seeker. There was not a rollercoaster, waterslide, ATV, ocean, or jet ski that I wouldn’t tackle. Cruises were my ideal vacations. My love for animals was boundless. Since my high school was an agricultural science high school, I had the opportunity to help care for horses and other barn animals at the school, including showing the animals at The Wisconsin State Fair. I even fostered and nursed wild animals back to health, including a baby squirrel that fell from a tree. I took the squirrel in my home and nursed it back to health before releasing it to its mom. One of my dreams included moving to the countryside where I would have the room to have lots of different animals.

During times that I wasn’t working or showing off my handy work skills, I enjoyed playing video games. I decided to turn a hobby into a business by building a gaming trailer, “Zoned Out Gaming Trailer,” that was rented for parties and special celebrations.

On March 5, 2025, I faced a battle which changed my entire life. I was diagnosed with leukemia. Through it all, I NEVER lost my hope! Although I may not be here with you now, just know that I’ll be around through all the many memories we’ve shared. I’ve only slipped away to a better place. Laugh and continue to live life to the fullest. Remember me in your good times and even in the bad. Just remember that I’m waiting to see you again on the “Other Shore called Heaven!”

Brandon was preceded in death by his grandparents: Les’Lisa Wonderly, Carl Geary, and John Brinson; and his aunt: Adriane Renfro.

He leaves to cherish his memories: his parents Warren and Crystal Albright and Loleeta Parks; Siblings: Breonna and Brian Bearden, Jr, of Milwaukee, WI and Zoe Albright of Olive Branch, MS; his fiancé: LaNesha Scott of Milwaukee, WI; his grandparents: Warren and Bettie Albright, Sr. of Milwaukee, WI and Ann Brinson of Cleveland, MS; his aunts: Bren Small, Tina (Duwand) Albright-Damon, and Wakeysha Wonderly all of Milwaukee, WI, and Tishangi Bennett of Atlanta, GA; his uncles: Joe Albright of Milwaukee, WI, Curtis Wonderly of Nashville, TN, and Clay Bennett of Atlanta, GA; his Godfather: Shannon Boothe of Milwaukee, WI; his nephews: Kadian and Ayce Bearden, and Kingstun Hardy-Stanback all of Milwaukee, WI; his nieces: Khloe and Aryia Bearden both of Milwaukee, WI; and a host of cousins, family, and friends.

Final Services Entrusted to:
Paradise Memorial Funeral Home and Cremation Services