Bryan Dale Weischedel

Bryan Dale Weischedel left this world and entered his heavenly home on September 5,
2024, at his home in Skiatook, Oklahoma. Bryan was 45 years old. Born on July 17,
1979, in Claremore, Oklahoma, to Carolyn Jean Stover-Weischedel and Dale Lynn
Weischedel. Bryan was raised in different parts of Rogers and Tulsa County. Bryan
started his family in 1997 with Melissa Jones welcoming children: Bryan James, born
June 1997, Jessica Lynne, born March 2000, and Matthew Cole, born in July 2003.
Bryan and Claudia Yarbrough welcomed Bryan’s fourth child, Branch Lee, in January
2014. Bryan pursued a career in construction before moving to Texas, where he began
his career as a millwright with the local 2232 Carpenters and Millwrights. Bryan traveled
to many states during his career, making lifelong friends and acquaintances along the
way. Later in life, due to unforeseen circumstances, Bryan had to withdraw from
working. But his impact on fellow colleagues is still talked about to this day. Bryan was a
father, son, brother, husband, grandfather, uncle, nephew, cousin, and friend. To know
him was to love him. Bryan wasn’t just a “Big Man’’; he had a heart of gold and a big
smile with an even bigger personality. Bryan would always help, even when he couldn’t;
he would always find a way. Bryan loved his family and friends, and we will miss him
very much. Bryan is preceded in death by his father, Dale Weischedel, and his aunt,
Deanna Carter. Bryan is survived by his mother, Carolyn Mattison of Skiatook, OK;
Bryan’s son, Bryan James Weischedel, and Bryan James’ wife Kaitlin and son Kooper
Weischedel of Dayton, TX; Bryan’s daughter Jessica Richard, Jessica’s husband
Steven and children Daisy, Margaret, and baby Richard due in 2025 of Catoosa, OK;
Bryan’s son Matthew Weischedel and girlfriend Cadence Williams of Claremore, OK;
Bryan’s son Branch Weischedel of Zwolle, LA; Bryan’s partner in life, Lisa Shelton of
Skiatook, OK; Bryan’s sister, Christina Bauer, Christina’s husband, Kevin Bauer of
Owasso, OK; Bryan’s childhood and longtime best friends James Strawn of Claremore,
OK; Johnnie Cunningham of Silsbee, TX; Daniel Goodwin of Cleveland, TX; and Paul
Smith of Houston, TX. Thank you to everyone who was a part of Bryan’s life and contributed to making this memorial possible.