Obituary for Bryan Fillingham
Bryan Terry Fillingham was a caring husband, father, grandpa, brother, and friend. He left this world suddenly on January 13th, 2023 at age 44. Even though a failing heart took him away from this world, his tender and warmhearted heart left a source of inspiration for all in the community.
He was born to Dorothy and Greg Fillingham on March 1st, 1978, but also gained as he would phrase it “my bonus Pops” Scott whom he loved dearly. Bryan met the love of his life Nicole Fillingham in high school at the age of 16. Together, they had 6 children: Tayha, Laryssa, Colette, Navaya, Audrina, and Bryan. He was also a proud Papa to two daughters and a son: Kali, Kloe and London.
Bryan loved spending time with his family and creating meaningful memories. Almost anyone he met would describe him as a comedian who had no boundaries when it came to cracking jokes in everything from the most serious life situations to the most lighthearted ones. His cheerful attitude and welcoming smile was contagious to everyone he met, he will be missed by so many.
Bryan had a passionate love for cooking his family food on the grill and eating all the snacks in the house before the kids could. He had an extroardinary ability to make sure everything he did in life was for the betterment of the family he loved and cared so deeply for.
He is survived by his saintly wife, six children who inherited all of his best traits, and a beautiful dog in which he would describe as “the best dog in the world” named Phantom.
He was born to Dorothy and Greg Fillingham on March 1st, 1978, but also gained as he would phrase it “my bonus Pops” Scott whom he loved dearly. Bryan met the love of his life Nicole Fillingham in high school at the age of 16. Together, they had 6 children: Tayha, Laryssa, Colette, Navaya, Audrina, and Bryan. He was also a proud Papa to two daughters and a son: Kali, Kloe and London.
Bryan loved spending time with his family and creating meaningful memories. Almost anyone he met would describe him as a comedian who had no boundaries when it came to cracking jokes in everything from the most serious life situations to the most lighthearted ones. His cheerful attitude and welcoming smile was contagious to everyone he met, he will be missed by so many.
Bryan had a passionate love for cooking his family food on the grill and eating all the snacks in the house before the kids could. He had an extroardinary ability to make sure everything he did in life was for the betterment of the family he loved and cared so deeply for.
He is survived by his saintly wife, six children who inherited all of his best traits, and a beautiful dog in which he would describe as “the best dog in the world” named Phantom.