Brandon Mitchell Schwarzburg was born on October 17, 1969 in Houston, Texas and passed away in the early morning of January 7, 2024 in Klein, Texas from complications of pancreatic cancer. Brandon grew up in the deep woods of Security, Texas where he quite literally forged his own path through the woods, gravel pits and creeks with his buddies which often included his cousins, neighborhood friends and siblings. It was in these woods that Brandon learned his love for adventure with bicycles, cars, trucks, motorcycles, and ATVs. Building the longest bike trails with the biggest and most elaborate jumps were the agenda for most days albeit not without a few pranks to pull too. Brandon was also quite the artist, winning awards in high school for many of his creations. As an adult, Brandon leveraged his love for cars, trucks and art and spent over 22 years designing, creating, modifying, and building unique designs for truck accessories from nerf bars, lift kits, grills, light bars and more as he worked at N-Fab with his closest buddies. Brandon started as Product Manager in 2002, moving into Operations Manager in 2008 and Engineering Director in 2017 where he continued coming up with the latest designs and unique ideas until his last day. Some of Brandon's creations became patents that he held with others through N-Fab. His creations at N-Fab and the relationships that he made there are some of his biggest achievements of which he was most proud. He was known as "N-Fab Brandon" because Brandon was N-Fab. He loved that company and the people that built it with him from the ground up. In his last years, Brandon still loved the thrill of riding bike trails with his buddies every week and doing the hardest jumps he could find; most recently breaking his wrist when a jump went wrong just this past summer. There is no doubt that Brandon lived his life of 54 years to the absolute fullest.

He is survived by his father, Gary Schwarzburg (Nancy Schwarzburg), mother Sharon Johnson (Dwight Johnson), brothers Bryan Schwarzburg (Melissa Schwarzburg) and Cody Schwarzburg (Brianna Schwarzburg), sister Kellie Mize (Todd Mize), step-sister Maggie Luth (Alan Luth), step-brother Doug Johnson, nephews Collin Schwarzburg and Baudie Schwarzburg, nieces Kaitlyn Schwarzburg and Madison Mize, great-nephew Maddex Schwarzburg, aunt Patricia Towery, aunt Charlotte Ogden, uncles John Gannon III and Keith Gannon as well as numerous cousins and countless friends which were his family as well. He was preceded in death by his grandparents Earl & Eunice Ogden, Gustafus & Juanita Schwarzburg, John and Margaret Gannon, aunt Pollie Proffer (Bobby Proffer), uncles Rick Ogden, Otto (Buddy) Schwarzburg, Ernest Hardie and Henry Schwarzburg.