Brandon Cole Wheeler
Brandon Cole Wheeler, of League City, passed away on Saturday, November 22, 2025 in Anahuac in Chambers County, Texas at the age of 41. He was born on February 28, 1984 in Houston, Texas to Michael Wheeler and Sandra Walker.
Brandon was a loving and supportive husband and father. He loved baseball, fishing, golf, hunting, and music. His favorite activities were ones that included his wife, children, family and friends. Brandon worked at LyondellBasell where he also served as Lieutenant Firefighter for the company’s volunteer fire and rescue team.
He was preceded in death by his son Bryson Michael Wheeler, grandparents Charles A Wheeler, Dorothy L Wheeler, Edith Leffingwell and Jerry Leffingwell.
Brandon is survived by his wife Anne Alexandra Rose Wheeler, daughters Madaleine Tannya Rose and Peyton Anne Elizabeth, father Michael Wheeler and wife Teresa, mother Sandra Walker and husband JP, brothers Ryan Wheeler and wife Jessica, David Dearman and wife Erica, sister Krystal Fecteau and husband Austin, nieces and nephews Abagail, James, Harper and Jack.
The Family will receive friends on Thursday, December 11, 2025 at 2:00pm with a Celebration of Life Ceremony at 3 o’clock at Crowder Funeral Home, 1645 East Main, League City, Texas 77573.
When you married into our family you became my brother in law. But, through a friendship and bond we became brothers in spirit. You were a year younger than me but our birthdays were also just one day apart. I would never have to worry about forgetting to tell you happy birthday since mine was a day before yours. We had a lot in common and always enjoyed our time together. We worked in similar industries and both enjoyed sports. You took great care of my sister and my nieces, as well as my nephew, while he was with us in his short time. Both my kids loved you and they were proud to call you Uncle Brandon. Aiden is going to be especially upset and I worry about him the most. He knew you loved him so much and I will always let him support the Astros in your honor, (even though I live in DFW and take him to Texas Rangers games). Aiden will never forget the VIP experience you gave him last year and he still has the baseball from that game that was given to him by Yordan Alvarez. (By the way Alex just found out how much that cost and she’s pissed lol).
I never had a problem keeping up with the Jones’s but it was always hard to keep up with the Wheelers. You worked your ass off to provide them with the best life you possibly could. You made sure your family had everything and I can assure you that Alex, Payton and Madaleine did not go without. Your family was always put first before your own needs and wants and I’ll always respect that about you.
I know you were always in pain over the loss of your son, Bryson and it makes my heart happy to know you are in heaven with him now. Give him a hug and kiss for me and tell him that his Uncle Mikey loves him. You hold down the spiritual side and I’ll hold down the mortality side until we meet again. I love you brother.