Brandon Gerard Mitchell was born April 22, 1984 in Winter Park, Orange County, Florida to the parentage of Deborah Kay Alford and Kenneth O. Mitchell.
Brandon accepted Christ at a young age and was baptized at Fellowship Baptist Church, Gadsden, AL under the pastorate of Rev. Scottie Rice.
Brandon was a stranger to few as he knew so many people. . He was a lover of people and friendly to all he came into contact. Some of this could be attributed to the numerous schools he attended such as Springlake Elementary, Orlando, FL, Striplin Elementary, Disque Middle, Gadsden High, Gulfport High, Jones High, Orlando, FL and eventually Litchfield High School, where he graduated Class of 2002. Throughout his education, he nurtured and developed his love and passion for music. He played the Saxophone and served as drum major, which he held with pride.
After high school, Brandon went on to continue his education at Florida A&M University where he majored in Music Education. While at FAMU, Brandon was a member of The Marching 100, one of the nation’s most famous marching bands. Brandon’s bright personality and musical genius mind accommodated him many accolades, one being featured in Drumline Live.
While living in Atlanta, Brandon continued in his musical career by teaching at Kipp STRIVE Academy. He longed to instill a love for music in the younger generations and help them to develop their music abilities.
Upon returning to Gadsden, Brandon rededicated his life to Christ at New Destiny Christian Church under the leadership of mentor Pastor Steve Smith. There was usually few moments Brandon could not be found talking and testifying to greatness and glory of GOD.
Brandon transitioned from mortal to immortality in the twinkling of an eye before a last goodbye on the morning of Monday, November 17, 2014. He will be forever remembered for the joy he brought to many, the love he showed to all, the devotion he showed to GOD and the zeal he had for the Kingdom.
Brandon’s legacy will forever live on in the lives of his mother, Deborah K. Alford (Alphonso), Orlando, FL; father, Kenneth O. Mitchell, Orlando, FL; maternal grandmother, Geneva B. Crook, Gadsden, AL; paternal grandmother, Minnie F. Mitchell, Orlando, FL; two sisters, Nicole K. Burney, Orlando, FL, Shannon L. Haggins, Atlanta, GA; niece Nielle K. Burney, Orlando, FL; special cousin, Christina Mitchell, Orlando, FL; a host of aunts, uncles, great-aunts and uncles, cousins and friends too numerous to name.
A memorial service will be held at 3:00 pm on Monday, November 24, 2014 at Dobbs Funeral Home, 430 N. Kirkman Rd, Orlando FL 32811
Beverly is preceded in death by her mother, RoseMary Warfield and sister Grace Warfield. She leaves to cherish her memory, father Robert L. Warfield; son Joshua M. Boesch; sister Leann Warfield; brother Robert Warfield and nephews Robert and William all of Orlando. 
Ashley Alexis Roberts, age 20 of Orlando, FL passed away Wednesday, November 11th, 2014. Ashley was born in New York, NY the daughter of Sharon (Lynch) and Clinton Roberts. She was a member of Grace Bible Church of Central Florida and was employed as a ride attendant for a theme park. 
Terry Hall age 74 of Orlando, FL, passed away Thursday, November 13th, 2014 at his residence. Marvin was born in Cincinnati, OH the son of the late Pearl G. (Walters) and Marvin C. Hall. He served in the United States Army and was employed as a Commercial Tax Accountant. He is a member of Kensington Church. 
Harold Allen Cox, age 39, of Orlando, FL passed away Wednesday, November 12th, 2014 at his residence. He was born in Orlando, FL the son of Patricia (Watson) and Clarence Harold Cox. He was employed as the owner and driver in the towing business. 
Kathleen G. Moore Ph. D, Age 71 of
Orlando, FL passed away on November 13, 2014 after a short battle with cancer. Beloved wife
of Gerald Brotherton. Loving mother of Jennifer Winston. Grandmother of Noah
and Sophia Winston. Sister of John P. Govoni, Jr (Dorothy), Mark W. Govoni,
Peter F. Govoni (Pat), James K. Govoni (Jeffrey) and the late Matthew Govoni.
A 1963 graduate of St. Raphael’s School of Nursing in New Haven Ct.
Kathleen began her career at Yale-New Haven Hospital in the Emergency Room. In
1971 she moved to Orlando and resumed her nursing career in the operating room
of various Orlando Hospitals. During her nursing career she attended St. Leo’s
College in St. Leo, FL obtaining her bachelor’s degree. In the 1980’s she
decided to change her career to a counselor in mental health specializing in
the areas of grief and bereavement. She obtained her masters in counseling from
Rollins College in Winter Park, FL, then pursued her doctoral studies at the
University of Florida in Gainesville, obtaining her Ph. D in counseling and
mental health. Professionally she worked in mental health in the areas of
survivor grief for law enforcement and became very active in the Association
for Death Education and Counseling, or ADEC. She was both past president and a
long time board member of ADEC. She was in private practice in Orlando
for many years as well. An active volunteer her entire life she worked
with many hospice and mental health agencies. She was a communicant and
Eucharistic minister at St. John Vianney Catholic Church. 
Lois J. Bashaw, 40 year resident of Orlando, passed away after a valiant fight with Breast Cancer. She is survived by her husband of 51 years, John W. Bashaw; son Michael D. & Joyce of Rockwood, TN, James J. & Ellen of August, GA; Melissa & Dale Edinger of Lexington, KY; 9 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren.
Alcurtis Terry, age 36, of Orlando, FL, passed away Tuesday, November 4th, 2014 at Florida Hospital Orlando. Alcurtis was born in West Point, Mississippi, the son of Sarah (Terry) Grays and Peter Jones. He graduated in 1997 from New Hope High School where he was a great athlete excelling in basketball, track and softball; attended East Mississippi Jr. College for 2 years and Mississippi State University for 1 year. He proudly served in the U.S. Army at Fort Leonard, Missouri and moved to Central Florida from Colorado in 2004. Alcurtis was employed as an entertainer at Universal Studios from 2003 until 2014.