Brandon A. Replogle, age 18, of Kimmell, IN passed away unexpectedly Tuesday, February 23, 2010 as the result of injuries sustained in an automobile accident.
He was born on January 3, 1991 in Indianapolis, IN. He was lifetime area resident.
Brandon was a senior at West Noble High School and had worked for Pizza Hut, Sweet Corn Charlie's and with his father often. He attended the Ligonier Evangelical Church where he was very active in his youth group.
He was a member of the National Honor Society, the Speech and Debate Team, Honors Theatre, Pride and SADD. Brandon was a very talented artist and tech director for Theatre 33. He was caring, compassionate, and had a heart for missions. And above all, he loved and served the Lord.
Surving are his parents: Charles "Chuck" & Victoria "Vicki" Replogle of Kimmell, two brothers: Cristopher & Julie Replogle of Garrett, Aaron & Amanda Replogle of Garrett, a sister: Brittany Replogle of Kimmell, his grandparents: Lois Replogle and Gene & Becky Whitaker, five nieces, a nephew and several aunts and uncles. He was preceded in death by his grandfather, Robert D. Replogle and great grandparents, Lucille Whitaker and Ruby Schurtz.
Pallbearers for the funeral will be Harold Miller, Dennis Sprunger, Craig Weimer, Nate Lowe, Mark Furkis and Steve Cox. Elroy Mast will be an honorary pallbearer.
Brandon's accident happened 15 minutes after another senior from West Noble High School, Amanda Musser, was killed in a separate accident. Speaking of the deaths of both Amanda and Brandon, Assistant Superintendent Dennis VanDuyne said, "They were active students; they were very popular. They were really two of our best."
He was born on January 3, 1991 in Indianapolis, IN. He was lifetime area resident.
Brandon was a senior at West Noble High School and had worked for Pizza Hut, Sweet Corn Charlie's and with his father often. He attended the Ligonier Evangelical Church where he was very active in his youth group.
He was a member of the National Honor Society, the Speech and Debate Team, Honors Theatre, Pride and SADD. Brandon was a very talented artist and tech director for Theatre 33. He was caring, compassionate, and had a heart for missions. And above all, he loved and served the Lord.
Surving are his parents: Charles "Chuck" & Victoria "Vicki" Replogle of Kimmell, two brothers: Cristopher & Julie Replogle of Garrett, Aaron & Amanda Replogle of Garrett, a sister: Brittany Replogle of Kimmell, his grandparents: Lois Replogle and Gene & Becky Whitaker, five nieces, a nephew and several aunts and uncles. He was preceded in death by his grandfather, Robert D. Replogle and great grandparents, Lucille Whitaker and Ruby Schurtz.
Pallbearers for the funeral will be Harold Miller, Dennis Sprunger, Craig Weimer, Nate Lowe, Mark Furkis and Steve Cox. Elroy Mast will be an honorary pallbearer.
Brandon's accident happened 15 minutes after another senior from West Noble High School, Amanda Musser, was killed in a separate accident. Speaking of the deaths of both Amanda and Brandon, Assistant Superintendent Dennis VanDuyne said, "They were active students; they were very popular. They were really two of our best."
Brandon A. Replogle, age 18, of Kimmell, IN passed away unexpectedly Tuesday, February 23, 2010 as the result of injuries sustained in an automobile accident.
He was born on January 3, 1991 in Indianapolis, IN. He was lifetime area resident.
Brandon was a senior at West Noble High School and had worked for Pizza Hut, Sweet Corn Charlie's and with his father often. He attended the Ligonier Evangelical Church where he was very active in his youth group.
He was a member of the National Honor Society, the Speech and Debate Team, Honors Theatre, Pride and SADD. Brandon was a very talented artist and tech director for Theatre 33. He was caring, compassionate, and had a heart for missions. And above all, he loved and served the Lord.
Surving are his parents: Charles "Chuck" & Victoria "Vicki" Replogle of Kimmell, two brothers: Cristopher & Julie Replogle of Garrett, Aaron & Amanda Replogle of Garrett, a sister: Brittany Replogle of Kimmell, his grandparents: Lois Replogle and Gene & Becky Whitaker, five nieces, a nephew and several aunts and uncles. He was preceded in death by his grandfather, Robert D. Replogle and great grandparents, Lucille Whitaker and Ruby Schurtz.
Pallbearers for the funeral will be Harold Miller, Dennis Sprunger, Craig Weimer, Nate Lowe, Mark Furkis and Steve Cox. Elroy Mast will be an honorary pallbearer.
Brandon's accident happened 15 minutes after another senior from West Noble High School, Amanda Musser, was killed in a separate accident. Speaking of the deaths of both Amanda and Brandon, Assistant Superintendent Dennis VanDuyne said, "They were active students; they were very popular. They were really two of our best."
He was born on January 3, 1991 in Indianapolis, IN. He was lifetime area resident.
Brandon was a senior at West Noble High School and had worked for Pizza Hut, Sweet Corn Charlie's and with his father often. He attended the Ligonier Evangelical Church where he was very active in his youth group.
He was a member of the National Honor Society, the Speech and Debate Team, Honors Theatre, Pride and SADD. Brandon was a very talented artist and tech director for Theatre 33. He was caring, compassionate, and had a heart for missions. And above all, he loved and served the Lord.
Surving are his parents: Charles "Chuck" & Victoria "Vicki" Replogle of Kimmell, two brothers: Cristopher & Julie Replogle of Garrett, Aaron & Amanda Replogle of Garrett, a sister: Brittany Replogle of Kimmell, his grandparents: Lois Replogle and Gene & Becky Whitaker, five nieces, a nephew and several aunts and uncles. He was preceded in death by his grandfather, Robert D. Replogle and great grandparents, Lucille Whitaker and Ruby Schurtz.
Pallbearers for the funeral will be Harold Miller, Dennis Sprunger, Craig Weimer, Nate Lowe, Mark Furkis and Steve Cox. Elroy Mast will be an honorary pallbearer.
Brandon's accident happened 15 minutes after another senior from West Noble High School, Amanda Musser, was killed in a separate accident. Speaking of the deaths of both Amanda and Brandon, Assistant Superintendent Dennis VanDuyne said, "They were active students; they were very popular. They were really two of our best."
