In Honor of Brandon Reiber

Brandon has been a light in all of our lives and we have lost an amazing friend. Now is the time to rally to support the Reiber family for now and into the future as they would for any of us. Please consider a donation to cover both short and long-term needs. This is a very long road for Karyn, Morgan and Cameron and your generosity is more than appreciated. We love them very much.

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Obituary below:

Brandon Thomas Reiber, age 48 of Austin, TX, devoted husband, father, and friend passed away suddenly on January 20, 2023.

Brandon is survived by his wife, the love of his life for almost 20 years, Karyn, and his children — Morgan and Cameron. In addition, he is survived by his mother, Margaret, Brandon’s sister Kristen and her husband Bruce and their children Lydia, Gavin, Colin, and Liam, his parent in-laws Janet & Mike O’Neil, and sister and brother-in-law Kelly & Neil Martinko. Brandon was preceded in death by his father William Reiber.

Brandon, a native of Elkhart, Indiana, and an Indiana University graduate devoted his life to family, friends, and career. He spent over 20 years at Dell building teams that loved him.

Brandon was a long-time Chicagoan before moving to Austin. He loved the Chicago Cubs (attended the 2016 World Series Game 7!), Bulls, and Bears almost as much as he loved his family.

An avid snowboarder, traveler, and music fanatic, Brandon lived every day to the fullest. He was a lifelong learner. He ran with the bulls in Spain, never said no to a music show, and really understood the power of showing up. Brandon cared. He really cared. And, he really listened.

There are few that are more warm and authentic than Brandon, and everyone knew it and loved him for it. Simply put, there was no one better to be with or laugh with and his comfort could always be felt.

More than anything, Brandon loved his wife and children. They were his pride and joy—and nothing brought him more happiness than to be the most active participant in their lives and watch them thrive. And he shared with them his deep passion for everything the world has to offer.

In his final act of kindness, Brandon generously donated his organs, which hopefully provides some comfort knowing his spirit is still thriving.

To send Karyn, Morgan and Cameron a memory of Brandon – please go here to honor him.

Memorial Service: Saturday, January 28, 4:00 PM at All Saints Presbyterian Church 7808 Rialto Blvd Austin TX 78735