Edmond (Ed) Francis Brennan, AKA Kris Anderson, passed away at JPS Hospital in Fort Worth on June 24, 2020
Ed was born on August 20, 1956, to Edmond and Eileen Brennan. He became a disc jockey at a young age and worked at many radio stations throughout New Mexico and California. He had multiple careers over his lifetime including a security officer, disc jockey, satellite uplink operator, broadcaster, and instructor. Ed moved to Texas in 1999 to instruct at the American Broadcasting School in Arlington.
Ed was a photographer, artist, and sculptor in his spare time.
Ed is survived by four biological children, 6 grandchildren, countless friends, and radio fans.
Crematory arrangements are taking place at Simple Cremation in Fort Worth, TX.
A memorial service will be held for Ed on the patio of T&P Tavern in Fort Worth, TX at a later date.
Ed was born on August 20, 1956, to Edmond and Eileen Brennan. He became a disc jockey at a young age and worked at many radio stations throughout New Mexico and California. He had multiple careers over his lifetime including a security officer, disc jockey, satellite uplink operator, broadcaster, and instructor. Ed moved to Texas in 1999 to instruct at the American Broadcasting School in Arlington.
Ed was a photographer, artist, and sculptor in his spare time.
Ed is survived by four biological children, 6 grandchildren, countless friends, and radio fans.
Crematory arrangements are taking place at Simple Cremation in Fort Worth, TX.
A memorial service will be held for Ed on the patio of T&P Tavern in Fort Worth, TX at a later date.
Edmond (Ed) Francis Brennan, AKA Kris Anderson, passed away at JPS Hospital in Fort Worth on June 24, 2020
Ed was born on August 20, 1956, to Edmond and Eileen Brennan. He became a disc jockey at a young age and worked at many radio stations throughout New Mexico and California. He had multiple careers over his lifetime including a security officer, disc jockey, satellite uplink operator, broadcaster, and instructor. Ed moved to Texas in 1999 to instruct at the American Broadcasting School in Arlington.
Ed was a photographer, artist, and sculptor in his spare time.
Ed is survived by four biological children, 6 grandchildren, countless friends, and radio fans.
Crematory arrangements are taking place at Simple Cremation in Fort Worth, TX.
A memorial service will be held for Ed on the patio of T&P Tavern in Fort Worth, TX at a later date.
Ed was born on August 20, 1956, to Edmond and Eileen Brennan. He became a disc jockey at a young age and worked at many radio stations throughout New Mexico and California. He had multiple careers over his lifetime including a security officer, disc jockey, satellite uplink operator, broadcaster, and instructor. Ed moved to Texas in 1999 to instruct at the American Broadcasting School in Arlington.
Ed was a photographer, artist, and sculptor in his spare time.
Ed is survived by four biological children, 6 grandchildren, countless friends, and radio fans.
Crematory arrangements are taking place at Simple Cremation in Fort Worth, TX.
A memorial service will be held for Ed on the patio of T&P Tavern in Fort Worth, TX at a later date.
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