Brandon N. Greene

Brandon Nathaniel Greene, affectionately known as “Biggie” by his friends, was born on September 28, 2003, in Cincinnati, Ohio. He passed away unexpectedly at the age of 22 on July 25, 2026.

Although Brandon’s time with us was far too brief, the love, laughter, and memories he shared will remain forever in the hearts of his family and friends.

Brandon was a proud graduate of North College Hill High School. He was a deeply loved son, grandson, brother, nephew, cousin, and friend. His warm personality, unforgettable smile, and unique spirit brought happiness to those fortunate enough to know him. Brandon loved the Lord, and his family finds comfort in knowing that he is resting in God’s care.

Brandon was known for describing difficult or unusual situations as “diabolical.” When things did not go his way, he would jokingly declare, “I’m cooked,” often bringing laughter to everyone around him. His quick wit and distinctive sense of humor made even ordinary moments memorable.

His family will forever cherish Brandon’s strong hugs, their conversations and shared laughter, and their late-night trips to Chick-fil-A for one of his favorite meals. These simple moments became treasured memories that will never be forgotten.

Brandon took great pride in his cherry-red Lexus IS 250, lovingly known as “Cherry Gelato.” He also enjoyed target shooting at the range and often reminded his father that he believed he was the better shot. Those who knew Brandon best will remember his kindness, generous heart, loyalty, and wonderful sense of humor.

Brandon was named in loving memory of his great-uncle, Nathaniel Cook, who preceded him in death in 1984 and continues to be deeply mourned by the family. Those who knew them both often recognized in Brandon the same joyful spirit that Nathaniel possessed. Each was known for being happy, loving, and loved by all. Through Brandon, the family felt that Nathaniel’s name and joyful legacy continued into another generation.

Brandon is lovingly remembered by his father, Edward L. Greene; his mother, Priscilla P. Nobles; his sister, Ashley E. Greene; his grandfather, Edward J. Greene; his grandmother, Brenda K. Greene; his aunt, Kellery I. Greene; his uncles, Walter Nobles and Christopher “Pete” Nobles; and his dear friend and mentor, John Mulvey. He is also remembered by many loving aunts, uncles, cousins, extended family members, and friends who will miss him beyond words.

In addition to his great-uncle, Nathaniel Cook, Brandon was preceded in death by his grandfather, Walter Earl Nobles Sr.; his great-grandmother, Helen Cook; his grandmother, Addie Mae Nobles; his great-uncles, Curtis Lee Durham and Gary Eugene Durham; his great-aunt, Dorothy T. Hall; and Daniel Lorenzo Hall.

Although Brandon’s family is heartbroken by his passing, they remain grateful for every year, every conversation, every laugh, every embrace, and every memory they were blessed to share with him. His life will continue to be celebrated through the stories his loved ones tell, the laughter inspired by his favorite sayings, and the love he placed in their hearts.

Brandon’s life will not be defined by the circumstances of his passing. He will be remembered as the young man his family knew and loved—a cherished son whose presence brought joy, laughter, meaning, and unforgettable memories into their lives.

The family asks everyone to honor Brandon by remembering him with love, speaking his name, sharing their favorite memories, and holding their loved ones a little closer.

Forever loved. Forever remembered. Forever our Brandon.

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