A beloved daughter, granddaughter, sister, niece, aunt, cousin and friend, Brandee Marie Jungers left this world, at the age of 39, on October 16, 2019. Brandee was born on January 2, 1980, to Marc and Michelle Jungers as one of their three children: Lindsey and Brody. Brandee grew up in Arlington, Texas and attended James Martin High School before relocating to Houston in 2004 where she graduated from the Art Institute of Houston as a Pastry Chef.

Brandee was preceded in death by her grandparents Melvin and Sharon Leiseth. She leaves behind her parents Marc and Michelle Jungers of Waller, TX; sister Lindsey Jungers-Hoffman - husband: Collen Thompson of Spring, TX, and their children Liz Jungers, CJ Thompson, Emma Hoffman, Braden Hoffman and Liam Thompson; brother Brody Jungers - wife Kristin Jungers of Waller, TX, and their children Evelynn and Waylon Jungers; grandfather Cole Jungers of Waller, TX; grandmother Nancy Riddle - husband Bob Riddle of East Peoria, IL; aunt Lisa Hees - husband Schott Hees of Pinehurst, NC, and their children Cameron and Connor Hees; aunt Heidi Houge - husband Ben Houge of Dallas, TX, and their children Audrey and Blythe Houge; aunt Marci Leiseth - husband Ed Juarez of Brooklyn, NY, and their child Mick Juarez; uncle Nick Leiseth - wife Emily Leiseth of Spring, TX, and their children Colin and Tucker Leiseth; uncle Chad Jungers of Morton, IL, and his children Zac, Grace and Cassie Jungers; aunt Kathy Naramore - husband Orin Naramore of East Peoria,IL, and their children Amber and Morgan Naramore; friend Jessica Olvera - wife Larissa Olzera of Katy, TX, and their children Ayden Blomberg, Evalynn Blomberg and Julian Spackman. As well as numerous other family members and friends.

Brandee worked for Crown Ridge Builders and dedicated five years to the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Horticulture Committee. She enjoyed her independence in Katy, Texas and would spend her free time with friends traveling or watching the Houston Astros. She cared very deeply for all the children in her life and treated them as her own. Brandee enjoyed cooking, especially for others and occasionally using her baking skills.

When you think of Brandee, celebrate the good memories you have of her and remember how she made you laugh. Remember that life is short and that it should be lived to the fullest.

Brandee's entire family thanks you for all the kind thoughts, stories, gestures, and prayers celebrating her wonderful life with us. Visitation will be held at Klein Funeral Home - Tomball Monday October 21, 2019, from 5:00pm to 8:00pm and funeral services Tuesday October 22, 2019, at 10:00am.