Brayden A.
Meitner
Visitation- September 5, 2024 at Heritage Funeral Home (9200 S 27th Street, Oak Creek) from 4-6pm
Celebration of Life Service – September 5, 2024 at Heritage Funeral Home (9200 S 27th Street, Oak Creek) at 6pm
Brayden Allen Meitner
Brayden Allen Meitner passed away on August 27th, 2024 at the age of 17. Beloved son of Sheri and Ty, brother to Skyla, Kalle, Zoe, Tessa, and their significant others. Grandson to John and Patricia. He will be further missed by his hamster Pookie, and frenchies Milo and Luna.
Brayden was born on March 11, 2007 and was a whopping 10lbs exactly. His four older sisters were so ecstatic to have a little brother to spoil and love. His mom felt so blessed to finally have a son along with her four daughters. Brayden was so spoiled being the only boy. It was almost impossible to say no to him. He had love for so many things in life. He loved his Xbox and had just about every skin on Fortnite. He loved his music: rap, country, and a newfound love for Spanish music. He started learning about small engines and fixing snow blowers and lawnmowers. He could fix almost anything. He then moved onto much bigger things like trucks and cars. The louder the better. The older the better. The faster the better. He ONLY had nine vehicles in this last year that he was either fixing, driving, or selling. His newest love was going to the gym. Showing off his muscles and he was so proud of his lifting accomplishments. He took great pride in his appearance and always had that fresh haircut. One thing he just couldn’t keep clean though was his jeans, Carhartt hoodies and AF1’s.
Brayden worked at Franklin Walmart in the produce department. He loved making money but he loved spending it even more. He was such a hard worker. You might also find him wheeling and dealing on FB marketplace.
Some of his favorite places to go were upper Michigan to his grandparents land where he had a giant garage to work on his vehicles and help grandpa with his, Bender Park where the burnouts were endless and his vehicles could be photographed to show off his mods, Grant Park where he could swim, and explore nature, and Automotion in the Dells where he could be in his glory of all the modified vehicles. Brayden would have graduated from Oak Creek High School in January. He then planned to attend MATC to become an electrician just like his Grandpa.
We will celebrate Brayden’s life on September 5, 2024 at Heritage Funeral Home, 9200 S 27th Street, Oak Creek, WI from 4-6pm with a short service after. Please be casual or wear any Carhartt clothing, jeans, AF1’s or Crocs to his celebration as that’s what Brayden would have wanted.