Brandyn Lee Lunsford, 18, and his brother, Matthew Ryan Lunsford, 14, died Tuesday, Aug. 16, 2005, in Azle.
Matthew was born Jan. 10, 1991, in Fort Worth and was a freshman at Azle High School, where he was enrolled in band and on the math and science teams. While on his eighth-grade school trip to Washington, D.C., he represented his class by laying a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. At Azle Junior High School, he was involved in the math and science teams, band, football, track, soccer and the swim team for the YMCA for five years.
Brandyn and Matthew were preceded in death by their grandfathers, William F. Bright Jr. and Ron Lunsford; uncle, Kenny Lunsford; and an aunt, Kim Rakey.
Matthew was born Jan. 10, 1991, in Fort Worth and was a freshman at Azle High School, where he was enrolled in band and on the math and science teams. While on his eighth-grade school trip to Washington, D.C., he represented his class by laying a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. At Azle Junior High School, he was involved in the math and science teams, band, football, track, soccer and the swim team for the YMCA for five years.
Brandyn and Matthew were preceded in death by their grandfathers, William F. Bright Jr. and Ron Lunsford; uncle, Kenny Lunsford; and an aunt, Kim Rakey.
Brandyn Lee Lunsford, 18, and his brother, Matthew Ryan Lunsford, 14, died Tuesday, Aug. 16, 2005, in Azle.
Matthew was born Jan. 10, 1991, in Fort Worth and was a freshman at Azle High School, where he was enrolled in band and on the math and science teams. While on his eighth-grade school trip to Washington, D.C., he represented his class by laying a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. At Azle Junior High School, he was involved in the math and science teams, band, football, track, soccer and the swim team for the YMCA for five years.
Brandyn and Matthew were preceded in death by their grandfathers, William F. Bright Jr. and Ron Lunsford; uncle, Kenny Lunsford; and an aunt, Kim Rakey.
Matthew was born Jan. 10, 1991, in Fort Worth and was a freshman at Azle High School, where he was enrolled in band and on the math and science teams. While on his eighth-grade school trip to Washington, D.C., he represented his class by laying a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. At Azle Junior High School, he was involved in the math and science teams, band, football, track, soccer and the swim team for the YMCA for five years.
Brandyn and Matthew were preceded in death by their grandfathers, William F. Bright Jr. and Ron Lunsford; uncle, Kenny Lunsford; and an aunt, Kim Rakey.
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