Brandon N. Bickett
January 25, 1986 ~ August 22, 2016
Brandon N. Bickett, 30, of Tiskilwa died Monday, Aug. 22, 2016, in Denver, Colo. He was born Jan. 25, 1986, the son of Tom and Kelley Bickett. He graduated from Princeton High School with the Class of 2004. He formerly worked at Caterpillar and currently at ITC Incorporated. He enjoyed golfing and cars and the outdoors, including fishing and hunting, and his friends and family. Surviving are his parents, Tom (Janice) Bickett of Tiskilwa and Kelley Bickett of Princeton; his mother, Stacy Larabee of Pekin; two brothers, Adam (Malinda) Bickett of Wyanet and Noah Bickett of Tiskilwa; one sister, Elaina Bickett of Princeton; a brother, Brad Kelly of Pekin; his paternal grandmother, Nancy Bickett of Tiskilwa; grandparents, John (Maria) Larabee; and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins. He was preceded in death by his paternal grandfather, Roger Bickett; paternal grandfather, Floyd Bickett; maternal grandparents, Jim and Sharon Randall. A memorial service will be at 10 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 27, at the New Hope of the Nazarene Church in Princeton with Pastor Laura Root-Tanner officiating. A time of sharing will be held prior to the service on Saturday, from 8 to 10 a.m., at the church. Memorials may be directed to Young Life of Bureau County or Teen Missions International.
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Our hearts go out to the family for your loss.
My prayers go out to Brandon’s family & friends, who probably like me, can’t comprehend this tragedy at such a young age. I have had the pleasure of working with Brandon at Caterpillar. A bright, conscientious, and affable young man who many here at the plant turned towards to solve problems. He will be missed. God bless you, Brandon.
So very sorry. May he find peace, and so may you and your family.
So very sorry. May he find peace, and so may you and your family.
I love you Brandon with all my heart,you are my son and I will miss you every minute of everyday.
We love you with all our heart nephew. May peace be with you and all our family.
Brandon I love you brother. A day will not pass without you crossing my mind. I respect you to the fullest. I wish somehow I could find a way to bring you back. I know we will all see you again. Keep your head held high and watch over us. We will never forget you I promise.
I will forever be lost without you..
May the Lord be with all of you during this unbelievably trying time. I’m so sorry for your loss. Brandon was a good man that I had the honor of working with at Caterpillar in Winston-Salem. He was a smart and very resourceful person that had a bright future ahead of him. God bless you all.
My thoughts n prayers are with ypu all, so sorry for your loss.
You’ll always be “that little punk” to me and ill miss giving you a hard time. Wish we could have got that truck built you wanted so badly. Ill miss you kid. Into Christ’s hands we commend you.
My condolences to the family and friends of this very talented person I had the pleasure to work with at Caterpillar/ITC in Winston Salem. He impressed us all.
So very sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
You are all in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult and sad time. Hold tight to your precious memories. Sending warm Hugs to you all.
my condolences to the family. I’m sorry for your loss. I got to know Brandon for a short period of time, he was a good guy and would do anything for you.
Kelly and I are so very sorry for your loss. We hope and pray the Lord lifts you up and you feel his blessing as you continue on every day. God bless you all!
Had lot of fun times working with Brandon at Caterpillar. Very intelligent guy, in what he did. Could always turn too him for a little machine shop advice and a laugh when the day just wasn’t going right. You will be truly missed by those who had the honor of raising you, knowing you and working with you.My prayers and thought’s for the family.He was a hell of a person.
I had the pleasure of meeting Brandon & being his friend/ chauffeur(cab driver) when he stayed in Kernersville, NC. He was the sweetest soul & will be missed by many. God Bless!
There are no words to convey, that will ease your pain and your heartache, just the knowledge that we will all get to see him again someday. Love, hugs and many tears.
My heart breaks more every day I think of never seeing you again. I look back on all the fun times we had. I pray every day that God cradles you with the love you deserve to feel now where you have no more sadness. We will miss you so much and love you! You will never be forgotten! Rest in peace love!
I remember jamming in the car on the way to work. I will always remember your sweet smile. You will be dearly missed by all. I always called you B. Now its your time to fly with the angels B.
My thoughts and prayers go out to his family and friends. I had the pleasure of working with Brandon when he was at Caterpillar/Winston-Salem. I enjoyed hearing his stories of “back home” and he was always smiling as he told them! He will be missed by many! May God comfort him and his family.
I would like to extend my deepest condolences on behalf of the entire management and staff at ITC Inc.
Brandon was a hardworking, motivated, and intelligent young man, who was highly regarded amongst his work colleagues and customers. He had a strong initiative and was always willing to offer his assistance. He will be sorely missed by everyone here who knew him.
May you find comfort during this unsettling time and God bless your family.
So sad to hear of Brandon’s passing.My heart breaks for his family and friends.What a sweet,kind and ray of sunshine he was.
My prayers and thoughts go to his family.
RIP Brandon
My condolences, thoughts and prayers to Brandon’s family. Fond memories of snowmobiling and how Brandon would light up with any talk of sleds! I’m sure there’s snow in Heaven my friend.
May you Rest in Peace Brandon ,,