Brian Hadley Neeld came into this world in August of 1987 as a wonderful and much anticipated child to complete the Neeld family of Steve and Elaine. He was welcomed by his older sister, Lauren, and extended family. As a child he loved soccer, swimming, and a variety of other sports. He grew up to be a young man that deeply loved the outdoors and found the beauty and wonder in Nature, specifically in the greater southwest areas of America. He had two green thumbs and thought everyone could grow plants just as well as he could, but he discovered that is sadly not the case with his family and friends. He loved working with plants and creating cacti gardens that were admired by all. He had a sheer amount of knowledge when it came to many subjects and was a deep thinker that took in everything around him.

The two leading ladies in his life were his mom and his maternal grandmother. His grandmother introduced him to his number one love of Ranch salad dressing that he put on everything. He spent many hours behind the Nintendo controller with his grandma and cousins playing Zelda and other games. His mom passed down her love for mischief to him and supported him and his friends in their toilet papering shenanigans. She also passed down her love of Christmas to him. He had a very special bond with both women, and they were influential in many areas of his life.

Brian's enjoyment of the outdoors was shared by his Father over the years of going to the deer lease as well as camping and hiking in some of the most beautiful places. His Dad loved to embarrass him on the ski slopes by yodeling. They spent many hours on the weekends going to Brian's soccer games and his Dad was his number one fan in his life.

He was a creative artist that dabbled in many forms of artwork. In High School he had a love for black and white photography that continued into digital photography as he grew older. His real passion was for acrylic paint on canvas and he spent many hours sitting behind the easel pouring love into his art. He became a certified yoga instructor and taught classes in the greater Houston area. His yoga classes inspired many students along the way. He had a love for music his whole life, but then his cousins introduced him to the band Tool and he fell head over heels in love with their music and going to their concerts. He enjoyed going to concerts in general and musical festivals.

On October 21, 2021 his family sadly learned of his unexpected passing. He left behind his Dad, Sister and Brother -in- Law, and one nephew and two nieces that he adored. As well as his Aunt, Uncles and beloved cousins and their spouses. We believe he was welcomed into Heaven fully whole and with open arms by his Creator and his Mom and Grandma.

The service to celebrate his life will take place on Sunday November 14, 2021 at 3 PM at Cypress Creek Christian Church at 6823 Cypresswood Dr, Spring, TX 77379. He will be buried at Bellevue Cemetery in Bellevue, Texas at a later date. Per the families wishes, please consider making a donation to a recovery or mental health organization of your choice, or Bellevue Cemetery Auxiliary (846 FM 1288N, Bellevue, Texas 76228).