Brandon Jacob Jones passed away on Monday, April 29, 2024. He was born in Cherry Point, North Carolina on July 5, 1982, to David Jones and Karen Barrick.
Brandon was a loving husband, son, brother, grandson, uncle, and friend. He proudly served in the United States Marine Corps.
He enjoyed spending time with his family and friends. He also loved taking care of the family cats, every night he’d sit in the middle of the kitchen floor and hand feed them treats.
He enjoyed the outdoors and putting together Legos, especially the technical sets that would take him several days.
Brandon is survived by his wife, Faith Joy Thompson Jones; parents, David Jones (Rachel) and Karen Barrick (Ron); his brother Nichalos (Katie); nephews, Calvin, Trevor, and Ethan; father-in-law Glenn Thompson; mother-in-law, Diane Thompson; paternal grandparents, Jack and Carole Jones; maternal grandparents, Joseph and Arlene Bigart; several aunts and uncles.
A private visitation and celebration of life will be held with friends and family.
In lieu of flowers, please make a donation in Brandon’s name to Wounded Warrior Project or Tunnel to Towers.
The Sullivan Funeral Home is honored to serve the Jones family.
6 comments on “Brandon Jacob Jones”
I always hoped to find the true love of my life.
A handsome man to take my hand and choose as his wife.
I looked everywhere to find someone like you.
Then one day, you were there and all my dreams came true.
You filled my life with joy and set my heart aglow.
You will be cherished and adored more than you will ever know.
I thought I’d spend the rest of my life with you, but instead you spent the rest of your life with me.
You were my once in a lifetime, and I know how blessed I was to have you.
You were everything to me and I will spend forever loving you.
Until we meet again.
All my love, your wife,
Faith
Dear Brandon, I am so sorry I couldn’t be there to honor you today. You n your family will always be a part of our life! No matter the time; no matter the distance!
I’ll always remember you as this sweet lit’l boy. You loved to dress up as different characters. A cowboy one day. A fireman the next! One never knew????
As you n Daniel grew older, you both became very adventurous! TP’ing the Burger King in Wilkes-Barre. Riding in shopping carts down a steep parking lot @ the Frackville Mall! (PANIC) I believe that may actually have been the last time we were all together!!!
Brandon, I just know you have found peace! I can hear Jesus saying to you, “Welcome home my son. Here in Heaven there is eternal rest for you.”
Until we are all together again……❤️
Brandon, It’s been a long time!!! I’ll always love you, n your family, n cherish all our fun times together. You were the sweet, quiet one.
The lit’l guy who loved to dress up as a different character every day! You had such an angelic personality. As you grew older, you n Daniel certainly were entertaining. The last time I saw you was at the Frackville Mall. You n Daniel were riding down a steep hill in a shopping cart. I still get an adrenaline rush (panic) when I think.of that!
I am so sorry I couldn’t be there today. I had a health scare n just couldn’t make it!
I pray you are @ peace now. I just know Jesus has embraced you n said, “Welcome home, my son. Eternal life is easy n you will find rest.”
Brandon,
My little buddy, my right hand man, and the only reason I wanted to go to school every day, every year. Thank you for that and all the fun times and great memories I will cherish forever. I’ll love you and miss you always little buddy.
Your friend, Sunday
Brandon, I haven’t seen you in probably over 30 years but growing up you and your family were like family to us. I will always remember you coming over to my house in New Cumberland and playing with the teddy ruxpin I was always so jealous of you having (lol) or secretly watching Scooby-Doo together!! Always always in my heart and will forever miss you and think of you
Your childhood friend
Daniel bidding
I will miss you forever. My heart is broken, I will always cherish our time together, our cats you were so loving towards, and just your smile and wit. You always knew how to make me happy when I was having a bad day and you’d walk to the end of the Earth for me.
Until we meet again…
Requiesce in pace
Your devoted wife, Faith