Bradley W. Brewer, 19, of Canton, passed away Saturday.
Survivors: Father, Glenn W. Brewer, Mansfield; Mother, Maureen Tomlin Hubble, Canton; brothers, Johnny Glenn Brewer, Robert Clint Brewer, Gunbarrel City, Texas; maternal grandfather, Robert O. Tomlin, Canton; several Aunts and Uncles.
Services 11:00 a.m. Tuesday, Eubank Chapel, Canton, Mike Newby officiating.
Graveside serves at 3:00 p.m., Tuesday, Tomlin Cemetery, Arlington.
Arrangements Eubank Funeral Home, Canton. (214) 567.4111.
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Brewer would have graduated from Canton High School Friday night during commencement ceremonies.
He recently took seventh place in the Class AAA high jump at the state track meet in Austin and had participated on the Canton High School track team for four years.
He was a four-year member of the high school rodeo club and had qualified for the Lone State High School Rodeo Association finals in bareback riding.
Brewer was a member of the Future Farmers of America for four years and participated in the agriculture co-op program his junior and senior years. He was on the basketball team as a freshman and the football team as a sophomore.
Brewer boxed for the Canton boxing team and fought in the Golden Gloves Tournament. He was also a member of the speech club.
Besides his parents, Brewer is survived by two brothers, Johnny and Robert, both of Canton, and his grandfathers, Jack Brewer of Gun Barrel City and Robert O. Tomlin of Canton.
Services were held Tuesday at Eubank Funeral Home Chapel in Canton and burial was a Tomlin Cemetery in Arlington.
Survivors: Father, Glenn W. Brewer, Mansfield; Mother, Maureen Tomlin Hubble, Canton; brothers, Johnny Glenn Brewer, Robert Clint Brewer, Gunbarrel City, Texas; maternal grandfather, Robert O. Tomlin, Canton; several Aunts and Uncles.
Services 11:00 a.m. Tuesday, Eubank Chapel, Canton, Mike Newby officiating.
Graveside serves at 3:00 p.m., Tuesday, Tomlin Cemetery, Arlington.
Arrangements Eubank Funeral Home, Canton. (214) 567.4111.
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Brewer would have graduated from Canton High School Friday night during commencement ceremonies.
He recently took seventh place in the Class AAA high jump at the state track meet in Austin and had participated on the Canton High School track team for four years.
He was a four-year member of the high school rodeo club and had qualified for the Lone State High School Rodeo Association finals in bareback riding.
Brewer was a member of the Future Farmers of America for four years and participated in the agriculture co-op program his junior and senior years. He was on the basketball team as a freshman and the football team as a sophomore.
Brewer boxed for the Canton boxing team and fought in the Golden Gloves Tournament. He was also a member of the speech club.
Besides his parents, Brewer is survived by two brothers, Johnny and Robert, both of Canton, and his grandfathers, Jack Brewer of Gun Barrel City and Robert O. Tomlin of Canton.
Services were held Tuesday at Eubank Funeral Home Chapel in Canton and burial was a Tomlin Cemetery in Arlington.
Bradley W. Brewer, 19, of Canton, passed away Saturday.
Survivors: Father, Glenn W. Brewer, Mansfield; Mother, Maureen Tomlin Hubble, Canton; brothers, Johnny Glenn Brewer, Robert Clint Brewer, Gunbarrel City, Texas; maternal grandfather, Robert O. Tomlin, Canton; several Aunts and Uncles.
Services 11:00 a.m. Tuesday, Eubank Chapel, Canton, Mike Newby officiating.
Graveside serves at 3:00 p.m., Tuesday, Tomlin Cemetery, Arlington.
Arrangements Eubank Funeral Home, Canton. (214) 567.4111.
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Brewer would have graduated from Canton High School Friday night during commencement ceremonies.
He recently took seventh place in the Class AAA high jump at the state track meet in Austin and had participated on the Canton High School track team for four years.
He was a four-year member of the high school rodeo club and had qualified for the Lone State High School Rodeo Association finals in bareback riding.
Brewer was a member of the Future Farmers of America for four years and participated in the agriculture co-op program his junior and senior years. He was on the basketball team as a freshman and the football team as a sophomore.
Brewer boxed for the Canton boxing team and fought in the Golden Gloves Tournament. He was also a member of the speech club.
Besides his parents, Brewer is survived by two brothers, Johnny and Robert, both of Canton, and his grandfathers, Jack Brewer of Gun Barrel City and Robert O. Tomlin of Canton.
Services were held Tuesday at Eubank Funeral Home Chapel in Canton and burial was a Tomlin Cemetery in Arlington.
Survivors: Father, Glenn W. Brewer, Mansfield; Mother, Maureen Tomlin Hubble, Canton; brothers, Johnny Glenn Brewer, Robert Clint Brewer, Gunbarrel City, Texas; maternal grandfather, Robert O. Tomlin, Canton; several Aunts and Uncles.
Services 11:00 a.m. Tuesday, Eubank Chapel, Canton, Mike Newby officiating.
Graveside serves at 3:00 p.m., Tuesday, Tomlin Cemetery, Arlington.
Arrangements Eubank Funeral Home, Canton. (214) 567.4111.
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Brewer would have graduated from Canton High School Friday night during commencement ceremonies.
He recently took seventh place in the Class AAA high jump at the state track meet in Austin and had participated on the Canton High School track team for four years.
He was a four-year member of the high school rodeo club and had qualified for the Lone State High School Rodeo Association finals in bareback riding.
Brewer was a member of the Future Farmers of America for four years and participated in the agriculture co-op program his junior and senior years. He was on the basketball team as a freshman and the football team as a sophomore.
Brewer boxed for the Canton boxing team and fought in the Golden Gloves Tournament. He was also a member of the speech club.
Besides his parents, Brewer is survived by two brothers, Johnny and Robert, both of Canton, and his grandfathers, Jack Brewer of Gun Barrel City and Robert O. Tomlin of Canton.
Services were held Tuesday at Eubank Funeral Home Chapel in Canton and burial was a Tomlin Cemetery in Arlington.
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