Brandon Tyler Ray Wescovich

Brandon Tyler Ray Wescovich was born January 26, 2000 (25). He was both a native and lifelong resident of Mobile, Alabama. He was preceded in death by his mother Mary Tubbs Wescovich; maternal grandparents Ronald Tubbs, Sr. and Deborah Tubbs; brother Kamden Galloway and his paternal grandparents Michael Wescovich, Sr. and Peggy Wade. He is survived by his wife Kayla Sheffield Wescovich, his sons Carter and Liam Wescovich and his sister Kamery Galloway; father Michael “Mikie” Wescovich, Jr.; siblings Shelbie Wescovich (Tuyen Huynh), Sidney Pinkard (Ryan) Kenner Galloway, Jacob Tarver (Abby) and Jeremy Gafford (Kiley Wooten); stepsiblings, DJ Galloway and Christian Galloway; and many loving aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and friends that were as close as family. Brandon was raised in Irvington, Alabama and was working at Barry Steam Plant with Local Union 318; previously at Austal. He was a loving and loyal son, brother, grandson, nephew, cousin and friend to all including a devoted husband and father. Family meant everything to Brandon and the term family was never limited to blood relation. His mom, sisters and sons were the light of his life. They did absolutely everything together and had a bond that would stand the test of time. He took the terms son and brother, cousin and friend to heart and showed it in his actions every day. Brandon learned from the best when looking up to his hero, his Pawpaw, Ronnie Tubbs. He learned how to love from his family; that love wasn’t perfect, just like people, but it will overcome every obstacle and to never, ever give up. Brandon was always the first to joke around and pull pranks with his friends. He was always known to bring light and laughter to any situation and would go as far to humiliate himself if it could lift other people up, his laugh was uplifting and contagious. He was adventurous and enjoyed the outdoors. He enjoyed 4-wheelers and dirt bikes his entire life and took pride in continuing it with his children. He was an amazing father to his children. He loved spending time with his family and friends more than anything else. Brandon’s heart, his laughter and his strength will live on through the people who loved him the most and those he gave his love to daily.

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Brandon Tyler Ray Wescovich

January 26, 2000 - November 2, 2025