Our beloved Braxton Clayton Brasmer Broten, son and grandson, has chosen wings with God's calling Thursday, March 27, 2008.
He came in a hurry at home Feb. 22, 2008, at 1 pound, 11 ounces. Braxton showed us sunshine and unending miracles from beginning to end. Braxton is mommy and daddy's Angel and Gift from God, Grandma's little miracle and Grandpa's little soldier.
Braxton came too soon but had his parents' stubbornness and determination to live, but God has bigger plans.
Braxton Clayton is survived by his parents, Adam Broten and Ashley Brasmer; two half brothers, Kobe and Spencer Broten of the Seattle area; grandparents, Clay and Christine Brasmer of Missoula and Roxanne Broten and Robert Broten of the Seattle area; great-grandparents, Bob and Sharon Crouch, and Judy Bohner of Missoula and Delores Jean Carpenter of the Seattle area; and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins.
Thank you Braxton for the crazy love and miracles that you showed us all. We will all be together again someday.
He came in a hurry at home Feb. 22, 2008, at 1 pound, 11 ounces. Braxton showed us sunshine and unending miracles from beginning to end. Braxton is mommy and daddy's Angel and Gift from God, Grandma's little miracle and Grandpa's little soldier.
Braxton came too soon but had his parents' stubbornness and determination to live, but God has bigger plans.
Braxton Clayton is survived by his parents, Adam Broten and Ashley Brasmer; two half brothers, Kobe and Spencer Broten of the Seattle area; grandparents, Clay and Christine Brasmer of Missoula and Roxanne Broten and Robert Broten of the Seattle area; great-grandparents, Bob and Sharon Crouch, and Judy Bohner of Missoula and Delores Jean Carpenter of the Seattle area; and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins.
Thank you Braxton for the crazy love and miracles that you showed us all. We will all be together again someday.
Our beloved Braxton Clayton Brasmer Broten, son and grandson, has chosen wings with God's calling Thursday, March 27, 2008.
He came in a hurry at home Feb. 22, 2008, at 1 pound, 11 ounces. Braxton showed us sunshine and unending miracles from beginning to end. Braxton is mommy and daddy's Angel and Gift from God, Grandma's little miracle and Grandpa's little soldier.
Braxton came too soon but had his parents' stubbornness and determination to live, but God has bigger plans.
Braxton Clayton is survived by his parents, Adam Broten and Ashley Brasmer; two half brothers, Kobe and Spencer Broten of the Seattle area; grandparents, Clay and Christine Brasmer of Missoula and Roxanne Broten and Robert Broten of the Seattle area; great-grandparents, Bob and Sharon Crouch, and Judy Bohner of Missoula and Delores Jean Carpenter of the Seattle area; and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins.
Thank you Braxton for the crazy love and miracles that you showed us all. We will all be together again someday.
He came in a hurry at home Feb. 22, 2008, at 1 pound, 11 ounces. Braxton showed us sunshine and unending miracles from beginning to end. Braxton is mommy and daddy's Angel and Gift from God, Grandma's little miracle and Grandpa's little soldier.
Braxton came too soon but had his parents' stubbornness and determination to live, but God has bigger plans.
Braxton Clayton is survived by his parents, Adam Broten and Ashley Brasmer; two half brothers, Kobe and Spencer Broten of the Seattle area; grandparents, Clay and Christine Brasmer of Missoula and Roxanne Broten and Robert Broten of the Seattle area; great-grandparents, Bob and Sharon Crouch, and Judy Bohner of Missoula and Delores Jean Carpenter of the Seattle area; and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins.
Thank you Braxton for the crazy love and miracles that you showed us all. We will all be together again someday.
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