Brandon Troy Talbott

Brandon Troy Talbott, age 39, passed away at home peacefully in his sleep in Fort Worth on Saturday, May 25, 2024. Brandon was born on January 8, 1985 in Bedford, Texas. He was the son of Gary Graves and Tamara Talbott; he had one younger brother, Corey Graves.

Brandon graduated from Martin High School in Arlington, Texas in 2003. In 2007, he graduated from Texas A&M University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Poultry Science.

Brandon met his wife, Mary Claire Bialas, in 2010 while working at Central Market in Fort Worth. They were married on March 21, 2019 on the steps of the Tarrant County Courthouse. Their relationship included moves to different locations in Texas, time spent together trying new recipes and cooking in the kitchen, and hosting parties where all of their friends and family were well-fed.

Brandon lived a life that was full of all of his favorite things. Brandon was a history buff, movie enthusiast, avid reader, bourbon connoisseur, cigar aficionado and a true foodie. He enjoyed listening to live music, watching college football on Saturdays and spending time on the beach. Brandon was also highly active throughout his life. He played baseball and football from childhood through high school. While at Texas A&M, Brandon showed his Aggie pride through attending all sporting events and by being a leader in the Bonfire tradition. Brandon also served as a volunteer in the Texas State Guard for six years. His professional career ventured into various aspects of food service, predominantly in the meat industry.

Brandon is survived by his wife, Mary Claire; his father, Gary Graves and step mother, Robin Guthrie; his mother Tamara Talbott; his brother, Corey Graves and wife, Shelby, and niece, Ella; his two stepsisters, Jessica Cullinan and family, and Alexandra McClung; his grandmother, Patsy Talbott; his grandmother, Evelyn Joyce Graves; his uncle, Todd Talbott and wife, BC; his uncle, Charles Jackson; his aunt, Tammy Fenwick and her husband, Keith; his uncle, Paul Graves and family; his aunt, Mary Bradley and family; his mother-in-law, Renee Bialas; his brother-in-law, Hank Bialas and wife, Meredith; and his sister-in-law Emily Bialas.

Brandon is preceded in death by his grandfathers, Tommy Talbott and Tommy Graves.

Brandon will always be remembered for being a gentle giant with a hearty and contagious laugh, who was always willing to lend a hand to anyone in need.

In lieu of flowers, please consider sending a donation in Brandon’s name to Feeding America at www.FeedingAmerica.org.

Gig ‘Em!

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