My brother was an amazing guy. There was never a project or an idea that he couldn't make happen. Him and I always talked about programs or something in his code he was stuck on and then a few days later he would tell me how he solved them. I mean anything he put his mind to, he accomplished no matter if it was something computer related or around his home. I remember once he came over to my house to borrow some tools to build a wall-leaning book shelf that sold in the stores for $100 dollars. Once he was finished it was an exact replica, couldn't even tell. Then there were always the numerous projects with his numerous cars. I remember when he came over to my house and wanted to fix the headliner in his car because it was leaking and falling apart. No problem for Brandon, he was a jack of all trades. He was also the best skater on the XBOX Tony Hawk game I've ever seen. Growing up he was my example of what to do and not to do. In any situation that I encountered I always thought of Brandon and what he did. Good or Bad, there was always something I could learn from him. Learned so many things from him, one thing that I still do today is rollerblading, he's the one that got me started. I remember skating with him was always a treat. We didn't do it too often when he was older, but when we were younger. He was also an avid singer, Disney songs that is, him and I would serenade our loved ones with the common tunes from The Little Mermaid, favorites being "Les Poissons" – Chef Louis and "Kiss the Girl" – Sebastian and Chorus. Our friends and family that were around would get so sick of us. We would also spend time harmonizing the old classic hymns. I could write so many things about him but one thing I will never forget is how he cared for everyone so much and would give you the shirt off his back to help you out. Love and miss you Brandon. Your brother Greg.