Bryan B. Baker, of Saint Charles, MO, passed away Tuesday, July 16, 2019 at the age of 69.
Loving husband of 36 years to Phyllis J. Baker; beloved son of the late John B. and Geraldine Baker; devoted father of Darla (Gustavo) Branda; cherished grandfather of Stephanie (Dan) Bland, Diego Branda, Mia Branda, Mandy (James) Politte, and Gina (David) Bramlett; treasured great-grandfather of many; dear brother of Cheryl Young; brother-in-law of Alan (Kathleen) Lipe, and Ed (Theresa) Lipe; and is also survived by numerous nieces & nephews. Bryan is also preceded in death by his sister, Susan Baldeous.
Bryan loved to travel, especially to the Caribbean, California, and his and Phyllis’ favorite trip was to Australia where they got to snorkel at the Great Barrier Reef. In his free time Bryan enjoyed playing golf and woodworking, he was known for the tropical birds and fish, he was a true artist. He loved to eat and cook; his specialty was his family’s secret recipe for tacos. Most of all, Bryan loved his family and spending time with them. He was dearly loved and will be greatly missed by all who knew him.
Loving husband of 36 years to Phyllis J. Baker; beloved son of the late John B. and Geraldine Baker; devoted father of Darla (Gustavo) Branda; cherished grandfather of Stephanie (Dan) Bland, Diego Branda, Mia Branda, Mandy (James) Politte, and Gina (David) Bramlett; treasured great-grandfather of many; dear brother of Cheryl Young; brother-in-law of Alan (Kathleen) Lipe, and Ed (Theresa) Lipe; and is also survived by numerous nieces & nephews. Bryan is also preceded in death by his sister, Susan Baldeous.
Bryan loved to travel, especially to the Caribbean, California, and his and Phyllis’ favorite trip was to Australia where they got to snorkel at the Great Barrier Reef. In his free time Bryan enjoyed playing golf and woodworking, he was known for the tropical birds and fish, he was a true artist. He loved to eat and cook; his specialty was his family’s secret recipe for tacos. Most of all, Bryan loved his family and spending time with them. He was dearly loved and will be greatly missed by all who knew him.
Bryan B. Baker, of Saint Charles, MO, passed away Tuesday, July 16, 2019 at the age of 69.
Loving husband of 36 years to Phyllis J. Baker; beloved son of the late John B. and Geraldine Baker; devoted father of Darla (Gustavo) Branda; cherished grandfather of Stephanie (Dan) Bland, Diego Branda, Mia Branda, Mandy (James) Politte, and Gina (David) Bramlett; treasured great-grandfather of many; dear brother of Cheryl Young; brother-in-law of Alan (Kathleen) Lipe, and Ed (Theresa) Lipe; and is also survived by numerous nieces & nephews. Bryan is also preceded in death by his sister, Susan Baldeous.
Bryan loved to travel, especially to the Caribbean, California, and his and Phyllis’ favorite trip was to Australia where they got to snorkel at the Great Barrier Reef. In his free time Bryan enjoyed playing golf and woodworking, he was known for the tropical birds and fish, he was a true artist. He loved to eat and cook; his specialty was his family’s secret recipe for tacos. Most of all, Bryan loved his family and spending time with them. He was dearly loved and will be greatly missed by all who knew him.
Loving husband of 36 years to Phyllis J. Baker; beloved son of the late John B. and Geraldine Baker; devoted father of Darla (Gustavo) Branda; cherished grandfather of Stephanie (Dan) Bland, Diego Branda, Mia Branda, Mandy (James) Politte, and Gina (David) Bramlett; treasured great-grandfather of many; dear brother of Cheryl Young; brother-in-law of Alan (Kathleen) Lipe, and Ed (Theresa) Lipe; and is also survived by numerous nieces & nephews. Bryan is also preceded in death by his sister, Susan Baldeous.
Bryan loved to travel, especially to the Caribbean, California, and his and Phyllis’ favorite trip was to Australia where they got to snorkel at the Great Barrier Reef. In his free time Bryan enjoyed playing golf and woodworking, he was known for the tropical birds and fish, he was a true artist. He loved to eat and cook; his specialty was his family’s secret recipe for tacos. Most of all, Bryan loved his family and spending time with them. He was dearly loved and will be greatly missed by all who knew him.
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