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Paul Brandt
December 23, 1962 — August 30, 2022
Sebeka
Paul Brandt, 59, beloved Father, grandfather, and friend, was called to his eternal resting place on August 30, 2022.
He entered this world on December 23, 1962 in Minneapolis, MN, born to Owen and Nancy Brandt. He is survived by his daughter, Brittany (Nick) Campana; brother, Brian Brandt; grandchildren, Serenity (7), Autumn (5), Nolan(3) and Hudson (1); and special friend, Holly Holt.
Paul enjoyed his youth water skiing, spending his days on the lake boating and jet skiing. He was an Eagle Scout and played on the Varsity Wrestling team in his Edina high school. He owned Paul's Lawn Service and thoroughly enjoyed his landscaping duties and running his business. He was a very generous a kind man and was friends to many. His last several years he enjoyed playing guitar, spending time with his daughter and grandchildren, and spending time outside.
A memorial service will be held in the summer of 2023 and he will be laid to rest near his mother and father.
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Sharon Spencer (Teppo)
I'm so sorry to hear about Paul's death!John Cracraft
God damxxt. He was such a good dude. Too soon. 😢
Mark Carlson
Was sorry to learn of his passing. There is a photo on the funeral home website of him hugging a grandchild in a booth. If his hair was a tad longer and wilder, he could have been back in math class at East. Too soon.
Phillip Murphy
PaulA true friend from day one
We worked together for many years with our respective Lawn Service Businesses
Regardless of the circumstances Paul, always ready to lend a helping hand, ready to lend a helping hand with a big smile
Lots of good times at the Brandt Ottertail cabin
True Adventure on many a Road Trip to Wisconsin...
We where in constant communication via telephone
The last few conversations?
A few days before he passed...
Phil, I'm not going to make it
May God Bless The Soul Of Paul Brandt
Timothy Clay
Although I hadn't seen him in years, Paul was a good friend back in the day. Growing up 4 houses down on Brookview Ave, we shared lots of good times. I'd never heard of a Kitty Cat snowmobile before meeting Paul; but it was a blast driving it around their yard.
Paul loved the Beach Boys - we'd have them cranked up for hours playing pinball in their basment.
I was lucky enough to make the trip up to their cabin on Ottertail a few times. It was always an adventure with Owen driving the big Econoline, and Nancy telling him to slow down.
RIP Paul
Frank Norman
Indeed. Way too soon.
We had so many good times back in high school.
It is heartening to read the stories of Paul's good life.
Fun loving, a little mischievous, ahh what good memories.
My thoughts go out to Paul's family and all his friends.
I wish we could have jammed a bit together on guitar.
Rest in peace, my friend.
Kitty Cardle (Yancey)
I love the memories being shared about Paul. Being "Cardle" between "Brandt" and "Carlson"... our lockers and classroom desks were almost always by each other every year. The biggest mistake I made was giving Paul my locker combo. The items he stashed in my locker, and the books he borrowed from my locker (when he forgot his), still make me laugh. His smile and humor were wonderful! Prayers going out for his family and friends.
Ron Benner
Wow I am shocked of course by another classmates passing. It brings back memories of cub scouts and the usual things of course growing up in the neighborhood nearby. So many things come to mind all very precious memories for all of us of our brother Paul bless you my friend and may you be at peace with God now and we'll all see you again bro 🙏🙏🙏Ron Benner
Wow I am shocked of course by another classmates passing. It brings back memories of cub scouts and the usual things of course growing up in the neighborhood nearby. So many things come to mind all very precious memories for all of us of our brother Paul bless you my friend and may you be at peace with God now and we'll all see you again bro 🙏🙏🙏