Bryan K. Higgins continued his journey on Wednesday June 19, 2019 at the age of 55. Loving Husband of Anita (nee Hernandez). Cherished Dad of Jacob (Courtney) and Kyle. Proud Grandpa of Benjamin. Beloved Son of Shirley and the late Michael Higgins. Dear brother of Lisa (Scott) Spencer. Special uncle of Dustin (Dallas) Mueller, Kurt (Lindsey) Mueller, Lindsey (Adam) Petersen and great-uncle of Brynnlee and Huxley Petersen. Further survived by many other Uncles, Aunts & Cousins and the Hernandez family and friends.
Bryan was a caring and sharing man, was always concerned for his circle of friends and family and enjoyed a good laugh with them after his teasing! Being a father and grandfather meant the world to him. He always said Anita was the best thing that happened to him. And Bryan was the best thing that happened to Anita.
Bryan lived by the words his father shared with him; work hard and play hard. Which he did with Anita, Jacob and Kyle. His weekends and vacations {which always became an adventure} were snowmobiling, downhill skiing, water skiing, boating and going four wheeling. Those were very precious memories for all, he enjoyed these activities with his family, his sister and her family, and his mother. He also enjoyed bringing his extended family and friends to his parents Northwoods home to experience and teach these many outdoor sports.
Visitation will be on Wednesday, June 26 at the FUNERAL HOME in Sussex from 4PM until time of Funeral Service at 7PM. Private inurnment will take place at Prairie Home Cemetery in Waukesha.
https://www.schmidtandbartelt.com/obituaries/detail.aspx?id=12804
Bryan was a caring and sharing man, was always concerned for his circle of friends and family and enjoyed a good laugh with them after his teasing! Being a father and grandfather meant the world to him. He always said Anita was the best thing that happened to him. And Bryan was the best thing that happened to Anita.
Bryan lived by the words his father shared with him; work hard and play hard. Which he did with Anita, Jacob and Kyle. His weekends and vacations {which always became an adventure} were snowmobiling, downhill skiing, water skiing, boating and going four wheeling. Those were very precious memories for all, he enjoyed these activities with his family, his sister and her family, and his mother. He also enjoyed bringing his extended family and friends to his parents Northwoods home to experience and teach these many outdoor sports.
Visitation will be on Wednesday, June 26 at the FUNERAL HOME in Sussex from 4PM until time of Funeral Service at 7PM. Private inurnment will take place at Prairie Home Cemetery in Waukesha.
https://www.schmidtandbartelt.com/obituaries/detail.aspx?id=12804
Bryan K. Higgins continued his journey on Wednesday June 19, 2019 at the age of 55. Loving Husband of Anita (nee Hernandez). Cherished Dad of Jacob (Courtney) and Kyle. Proud Grandpa of Benjamin. Beloved Son of Shirley and the late Michael Higgins. Dear brother of Lisa (Scott) Spencer. Special uncle of Dustin (Dallas) Mueller, Kurt (Lindsey) Mueller, Lindsey (Adam) Petersen and great-uncle of Brynnlee and Huxley Petersen. Further survived by many other Uncles, Aunts & Cousins and the Hernandez family and friends.
Bryan was a caring and sharing man, was always concerned for his circle of friends and family and enjoyed a good laugh with them after his teasing! Being a father and grandfather meant the world to him. He always said Anita was the best thing that happened to him. And Bryan was the best thing that happened to Anita.
Bryan lived by the words his father shared with him; work hard and play hard. Which he did with Anita, Jacob and Kyle. His weekends and vacations {which always became an adventure} were snowmobiling, downhill skiing, water skiing, boating and going four wheeling. Those were very precious memories for all, he enjoyed these activities with his family, his sister and her family, and his mother. He also enjoyed bringing his extended family and friends to his parents Northwoods home to experience and teach these many outdoor sports.
Visitation will be on Wednesday, June 26 at the FUNERAL HOME in Sussex from 4PM until time of Funeral Service at 7PM. Private inurnment will take place at Prairie Home Cemetery in Waukesha.
https://www.schmidtandbartelt.com/obituaries/detail.aspx?id=12804
Bryan was a caring and sharing man, was always concerned for his circle of friends and family and enjoyed a good laugh with them after his teasing! Being a father and grandfather meant the world to him. He always said Anita was the best thing that happened to him. And Bryan was the best thing that happened to Anita.
Bryan lived by the words his father shared with him; work hard and play hard. Which he did with Anita, Jacob and Kyle. His weekends and vacations {which always became an adventure} were snowmobiling, downhill skiing, water skiing, boating and going four wheeling. Those were very precious memories for all, he enjoyed these activities with his family, his sister and her family, and his mother. He also enjoyed bringing his extended family and friends to his parents Northwoods home to experience and teach these many outdoor sports.
Visitation will be on Wednesday, June 26 at the FUNERAL HOME in Sussex from 4PM until time of Funeral Service at 7PM. Private inurnment will take place at Prairie Home Cemetery in Waukesha.
https://www.schmidtandbartelt.com/obituaries/detail.aspx?id=12804
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