Kenneth Lee Brammer
August 5, 1954-October 20, 2021
Ken (Kenny) passed away unexpectedly, while taking a quick evening nap. He was healthy and happy and living the mountain man ranching lifestyle he so thoroughly loved in Montana. He is survived by his wife and life partner of 27 years Mary Anne (Brucker) Brummer; his sons, Jesse Coulton Brammer of Ft. Collins, Colorado, Sheldon Elmer Brammer of Pittsfield, Massachusetts, and Braden Guy Roush of Briggsdale, Colorado; his mother, Mary Lou Brammer of Woodbine, Iowa; brothers, Jeff Brammer of Summerset, South Dakota, Rick Brammer of Merino, Colorado; sisters, Becky Eilers of Woodbine, Iowa, and Debbie Holmes of Lincoln, Nebraska; grandchildren, Wyatt Roush and Willow Roush of Briggsdale, Colorado, and Ryddyk Brammer of Yuma, Arizona; father, Stanley DeLoss Brammer passed away in 2006. Ken came from a large extended family with numerous aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and many cousins. Over the years both teens and adults came to live with and learn Ken’s special ranching lifestyle and outlook on life. There is a never-ending list of people that have touched his heart, and he loved every single one and considered them like one of his own. Memorials to be announce.
Ken served in the Army and was a Vietnam Veteran.
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Services are pending at this time or no services will be held. If available, please see obituary for more information.
Service Schedule
Services are pending at this time or no services will be held. If available, please see obituary for more information.
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Ernest Duane Robinson says
So saddened to hear of Ken’s passing. Rest easy “Ken Across the River”. Wishing peace and comfort to Mary and family.
Ernie and Mary Jane
Ron and Kathy Hirst says
We are so sorry about Ken’s passing. We’ll so miss visiting with him. He always seem to have time for others. Our prayers and thoughts are with the family.
Ron and Kathy
Hank & kitte Coffin says
Mary, we were so shocked to hear of Ken’s passing! We’re praying for you.
Mary Jo Dennis says
Mary, I was stunned when I heard of Ken’s passing. My sincerest condolences to you and all the family. God Bless. R.I.P. Ken.
Hatti Beanland says
My sincerest condolences to Mary and to all Ken’s family.
Sending much love. Hatti x
Diana Cleaveland Calvo says
My heart is saddened but full of soooo many memories and fun times we had together from 4th grade on! Rest now my friend. See you when its my time!
Igor and Ania says
Meeting Ken in our life’s we consider a blessing from God. May God bless his soul, rest easy Mountain Rancher Ken Brammer of Ashland.
Peter Dohr says
Ken, you were a man among men. You were one of the hardest working and self motivated lads I’ve ever seen. And you were a steward of the land indeed. If the world had more men like you we’d all be better off. Hearing of your passing was like a huge beautiful irreplaceable tree falling over in the forest. Sad. Still so hard to believe you’re gone. You were of the old breed generation and I learned a lot from you over the years which I’ll be eternally grateful for and looked up to you a lot. Wouldn’t be where I am today if it wasn’t for you and Mary. Truly. Lots of good memories with you at River Ranch that I’ll be telling my grandkids one day. Your crazy stories from a life well lived, even though I couldn’t hear you half the time sitting in that old one ton with that darn engine and you drinking your “emergency beer” will be fondly missed. Glad you got to have one last Busch Light for the road in the that ole recliner of yours. That’s where you wanted to be, cowboy. I’ll miss you my old friend. You will not be forgotten.
“Whereas ye know not what shall be on the morrow. For what is your life? It is even a vapour, that appeareth for a little time, and then vanisheth away.” James 4:14
Bobbi Vannattan says
I am so sorry to hear of Ken’s passing. I always enjoyed visiting with him.
prayers of comfort for Ken’s family and friends.
Bobbi & the Rosebud Conservation Distirct