Jon, 55, was the son of Robert and Joyce Braden.
Surviving are two sons: Joshua and Zakery, both Dayton; two daughters: Nicole Braden, Celina, and Stephanie Braden, Easley, SC; a brother: Chuck (Judy), New Knoxville; three sisters: Susan Day, Charlotte, NC, Debbie Braden, Ashtabula, and Beth (John) Schoffner, Sidney; and three grandchildren.
Deceased are a son, James; and a brother, Robert, Jr.
He had a high interest in technology and the vast platform of the video game industry. Any questions you would have about most gaming technology, he would usually have a helpful answer.
Private family services were held. Burial, with graveside military honors, took place at Pilger Ruhe Cemetery, New Knoxville.
Surviving are two sons: Joshua and Zakery, both Dayton; two daughters: Nicole Braden, Celina, and Stephanie Braden, Easley, SC; a brother: Chuck (Judy), New Knoxville; three sisters: Susan Day, Charlotte, NC, Debbie Braden, Ashtabula, and Beth (John) Schoffner, Sidney; and three grandchildren.
Deceased are a son, James; and a brother, Robert, Jr.
He had a high interest in technology and the vast platform of the video game industry. Any questions you would have about most gaming technology, he would usually have a helpful answer.
Private family services were held. Burial, with graveside military honors, took place at Pilger Ruhe Cemetery, New Knoxville.
Jon, 55, was the son of Robert and Joyce Braden.
Surviving are two sons: Joshua and Zakery, both Dayton; two daughters: Nicole Braden, Celina, and Stephanie Braden, Easley, SC; a brother: Chuck (Judy), New Knoxville; three sisters: Susan Day, Charlotte, NC, Debbie Braden, Ashtabula, and Beth (John) Schoffner, Sidney; and three grandchildren.
Deceased are a son, James; and a brother, Robert, Jr.
He had a high interest in technology and the vast platform of the video game industry. Any questions you would have about most gaming technology, he would usually have a helpful answer.
Private family services were held. Burial, with graveside military honors, took place at Pilger Ruhe Cemetery, New Knoxville.
Surviving are two sons: Joshua and Zakery, both Dayton; two daughters: Nicole Braden, Celina, and Stephanie Braden, Easley, SC; a brother: Chuck (Judy), New Knoxville; three sisters: Susan Day, Charlotte, NC, Debbie Braden, Ashtabula, and Beth (John) Schoffner, Sidney; and three grandchildren.
Deceased are a son, James; and a brother, Robert, Jr.
He had a high interest in technology and the vast platform of the video game industry. Any questions you would have about most gaming technology, he would usually have a helpful answer.
Private family services were held. Burial, with graveside military honors, took place at Pilger Ruhe Cemetery, New Knoxville.
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