Brian was born to Dennis Edward Bluma and Linda Ruth (Huntsman) Bluma in Yuma, AZ.

The first of 3 children of a United States Marine, the family moved around a bit before settling in Saginaw, Texas where he graduated high school.  Always inquisitive and intelligent, Brian would take apart various household items, including the Atari game system, to see how they worked. He continued his interest in electronics by building his own computers and completing a degree at ITT Technical Institute. Brian moved to Pennsylvania for training with Accu-Sort to develop his technical skills where he also discovered a passion for playing team sport paintball. He moved back to north Texas where he worked as a maintenance technician at warehouse facilities such as Roadway Package System, Fed-Ex, Alcon, Danone, and Dematic.

Brian was a lighthearted, easygoing brother and friend. He had a great sense of humor and was always fun to be around. He enjoyed hunting, finding antique tools, attending the Scarborough Renaissance festival, tinkering in his wood shop, and collecting knives. He died unexpectedly at Texas Health Alliance Hospital in the early morning hours of February 21, 2024.

He is survived by his parents, Dennis Bluma and Linda Bluma; his siblings, Stacey (Travis) Godbeer and Michael Bluma; nieces, Riley Godbeer and Morgan Godbeer.

There will be no visitation. Cremation will be under the direction of Biggers Funeral Home in Fort Worth, Texas. The funeral, date to be determined, will take place in Pulaski, WI where he will be interred with family. The Bluma family would like to thank the Saginaw Police Department, the paramedics, and the staff at the at Texas Health Alliance for their efforts to save Brian after his sudden illness. Taken before his time, he will be greatly missed.