Brady Don Trussell, age 39 was born in Fort Worth on November 13, 1984, passed away on Wednesday, March 13, 2024, doing what he loved best, riding his Harley Motorcycle.

Visitation: 12:00 t0 1:00 p.m., prior to service.

Memorial Service: 1:00 p.m., Saturday, March 23, 2024, in Biggers Funeral Chapel, 6100 Azle Avenue, Lake Worth, Texas 76135.

Brady graduated from Brewer High School in 2003. During high school he worked at Sonic and by the age of 16 was the Manager of Cherry Lane Sonic. One of the youngest if not the youngest managers at Sonic. He played youth softball and football. Brady was a team player which later transferred into building lifelong friendships.

Recognized early in his life, around age 5, he could draw extremely well. After high school, he attended Dallas Art Institute. Again, meeting lifelong friends, Brady had a love of drawing and used that ability to tattoo mostly on himself, family and friends. Brady and several of his friends attended HVAC technical school that lead him to a different career, eventually working for TDI and a contractor at Facebook becoming a supervisor.

Brady was multi-talented in art, cooking, woodwork, building and fixing things, including cars and motorcycles. He loved to share his cooking with everyone. Brady could bbq, bake and decorate anything. He included his artistic ability in his cooking as well as baking. He made cake and pastries that were very beautiful. Brady had a love of music and was many times ahead of everyone else in discovering new artists. His biggest talent was creating lifelong friends, no matter where he was.

He was also very quick witted, funny and could imitate people and recite entire lines from TV shows and popular movies. When not at work or with his children, Brady could be found riding the back roads of little towns on his bike enjoying nature and its beauty as well as hanging out with his friends.

Brady's strength in relationships carried over to co-parenting with the mother of his two children, Misty. He adored his children and loved spending time with Blake and Remy. He attended their tumble classes as often as possible. He was a silly daddy and created funny Instagram and Tik Tok videos with them.

Brady was loved by everyone, to know Brady was to love Brady. He was the leader of the pack and attracted all types of people.

Brady was preceded in death by his grandfather, Winvell Trussell.

His is survived by his mom and step-dad, Susanna and Paul Windham; his dad and step-mom, Raymond and Donna Trussell; children, Blake and Remy Trussell and their loving mother, Misty Trussell; sister, Jennifer Kleinschmidt and husband, David; niece and nephew, Elizabeth and Austin; grandparents, Virginia and Fred Banks and JoAnn Trussell; numerous aunts, uncles, great-aunts and uncles; cousins, colleagues of TDI and more lifelong friends than can be listed.

May Brady rest in eternal peace, surrounded by the love of his family and friends that he touched throughout this remarkable life.