Birth date: Sep 30, 1967 Death date: Dec 23, 2023
Brandt C. Stohr of Bonney Lake, WA passed away on December 23, 2023 at the age of 56 years old. Born and raised in Lakewood, WA he grew up on American Lake where his parents, Robert and Joy Stohr (both deceased) bought and remodel Read Obituary
Brandt was my roommate for a year at USC and a very good and cherished friend. Sorry I didn't keep up with him on facebook as I hardly ever look at the site....now I wish I had. Just saw this terrible news and my heart weeps for him. We both loved skiing and once drove all the way to Utah just to ski....and another time to Aspen.
Will miss you friend. May your soul rest in peace.
Adnan Dada
Lake Shasta 1986
Unforgettable graduation trip. Bunch of fun dudes celebrating post high school graduation together on a house boat for a week.
-including Brandt, me and my bro (Jason and Jeff Qunell), Dave Russell, Kurt Schmitt, Tony Weilein, James McGavick, Scott Simansky, Randy Jarvis, Ron Bomkamp and Mitch Sheean
To Blake, Wyatt, Stephanie & Family. I'm sorry I just found out this news today when I randomly checked on Brandt's Facebook profile. Brandt & Kim were dear friends of mine back to when we first met in 1992 at the mortgage company where Brandt and I used to work. And later I worked at Brandt's mortgage company for a while. We had many good times together. I sent both of the boys friends request on Facebook if they would like to connect with me. Someday I can share some memories of their parents. And if they would ever like to visit me I'm in Southern California and I would welcome their visit. Rest in peace. Your friend, JR
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Your were my best guy friend . You were there for so many of my mile stones good and difficult ones. You showed up to my birthday events , my wedding shower, 4th of July, you supported me through my divorce, and my worst job , we were there for each other if only to listen or laugh . We both started training for a 10 k together and when we achieved our goal you were so proud of us. I’m training for another 10k in honor of you. I miss you by my side teasing me about how hard I breathe and telling me that you can hear me coming a mile away because I breathe so loud. But now With each step and breath that I make I say your name . And you will be my wings when I run that 10 k and at practice . You asked me to watch over Savannah years ago . I have kept my promise and it’s the best gift that you have ever given me. To love and to be loved. Thank you Brandt for knowing exactly what Savannah, Amaryllis and I needed. I hope you can see that I’ve kept my promise and we are building memories , they are apart of my family now. Your passing knocks the wind out of me every-time I realize you are not here. I just want to pick up the phone to check in but I can’t anymore. I miss you beyond words ….
Brandt was generous with his time when it came to helping realtors learn different ways to run there business.
Tony Gregg
Bossman, from the moment I met you I knew you were going to be a special part of my world. Every morning you lit up my little gas station with your smart mouth and caring soul. You were there from the very beginning of Amaryllis’s precious life. From attending her baby shower, to being a part of every birthday even from afar sometimes. That little girl had you wrapped around her finger and you loved it. I wish I could tell you how much you meant to us both. How much we miss you, and how I will never forget the days we spent together. You taught me so much, and although we had our hard times, you ALWAYS made sure to let me know that you loved me and the kids. I don’t know how to live a life where I don’t get to hear your voice or get your random messages telling me you love me. A life without our random road trips, singing at the top of our lungs. Getting facials and pillow fights in Walmart. Whip cream fights, pranks in the office, making fun of each other while cooking, remodeling the house… they’ll all just be memories now and my soul isn’t okay with that. I pray that you’ve found peace, and look down on the kids and I, knowing you’re still part of our world. 🖤
