Brandon Thomas Olesen

Brandon Thomas Olesen

On 9/1/2014 Brandon finally got to walk free and release himself from the long battle he had been having here on earth.

Brandon was Born on September 23, 1987, in Ogden, Utah to Susan Cragun Olesen and Brett Olesen. He had a little boy who was the light of his life Treyson Wesley Olesen.

He loved anything to do with being outside; whether it was hunting, fishing, camping, or just being by a fire and talking with his friends and family, he was always up for a good time and a good laugh. He was usually the one making the jokes and always ready to instigate numerous pranks. He was a talented artist and you were very lucky if you ever got to sit and watch him draw for you. But most of all, Brandon loved spending time and playing with his son Treyson, and his nieces Abbey, Sierra, Brooklyn, and Brinlee. Brandon has fought many battles in his short life, but one thing he has taught us all was to never stop loving. He had the biggest heart, and he is going to be missed greatly by so many of us.

He is survived by his Mom Susan Cragun Olesen, Step Father Bret Niederhauser, Son Treyson Wesley Olesen, Sisters Amanda Cragun (Sam Stimpson), Brittani Ablia (James Brach Young), Tasha (Jason) Artez and tribe, Michelle Ablia, Brother Matthew Summers, Nieces Yazmen Ablia, Abbey Ablia, Sierra Ablia, Brooklyn Young, and Brinlee Hopkins. His Grandparents Nina Faye Cragun, Margret Bushman Olesen, Katie Olesen, Ron and Janet Burger and Clyde and Judy Niederhauser along with all of his loving Aunts and Uncles.

He is preceded in death by his Father Brett Thomas Olesen, his Uncle Lance Wayne Olesen, his Brother Nunzio 'Pope' Tommy Ablia, and his Grandfathers Arthur Lloyd Cragun, and Thomas Wayne Olesen.
A Celebration of Life will be held for Family only on Monday Sept. 8 2014. A Second Celebration of Life will be held for Friends and Family on Sept. 13 2014 from 5:30-7:30Pm at Rosso Bello 3929 South Wall Ave, Suite 1, Ogden, Utah.

Graveside services will be held at a later date in the Ogden City Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Myers Ogden Mortuary.