Bryan L. Monfette

Born May 4, 1960 in Craftsbury, Vermont.
Departed on January 10, 2021, in Melbourne, Florida

Bryan L. Monfette, age 60, dedicated father, papa, uncle, brother, friend, and husband, entered eternal rest on January 10, 2021.

Bryan was born in East Craftsbury Vermont on May 4, 1960. He lived much of his life in MA where he enjoyed time with his brothers, mother, and two children before moving to FL to be with his father, sisters, wife, and their families.

Bryan especially enjoyed cars and motorcycles both driving and fixing them. He was proud to serve as Commander for the Sons of the American Legion. He had a fondness for wolves and a love for cooking. He was a great friend and someone you could always count on for a laugh or a shoulder to cry on. Bryan was loyal, kind, hard-working, strong, funny, and could create amazing things from wood and tile. He also loved a good drink and a cigarette and sharing time with his siblings.

Most of all, Bryan was a proud father and grandfather. He wasn’t the “perfect” dad, he said inappropriate things, taught us to swim by tossing us in the pool, let us stay up late to hang with his friends by the fire while they drank and listened to music, and took us to the bar too often to play pool. He shined as a grandfather and when he was able to spend time with his grandchildren, he was always trying to teach them something or tell them a story that he hoped they would carry with them through life.

He leaves behind his wife Debby Boozer Monfette, his brothers Bruce and Greg Monfette, sister Brenda Dunham and husband Steve, sister Bonnie Long and husband Harold, sister Gayle Bellville and husband Mike. His children Alysha Monfette and partner Freddie Bragan, Nicholas Monfette, Traci Kennedy and husband Brendon, Keith Baxley and wife Kelly, his grandchildren Lilliana, Lucas, Josh, Shannon, Sammy, Keith Jr. and Jeremy, great-grandchildren Owen and Kaia, his mother Grace Monfette, his nieces and nephews Brad, Harold, Nicole, Hailey, Jacob, and Gregory and many close friends and extended family members. Bryan was met at the gates of heaven by his father Bernard and brother Bradley.

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Gail Bellville from Suwanee, Georgia wrote on January 21, 2021:
You are now with the Pack Leader big brother. Know the Wolf Code will continue with the Pack. Love, Loyalty, Honor, Family, Friends, Freedom, Never being afraid to Stand Alone. Until we meet again, know you represented the Pack well. Love You Bryan, Rest In Peace.
Brenda Dunham from Palmbay wrote on January 18, 2021:
God looked around his garden and found an empty place then he looked down upon the earth and saw your tired face he put his arms around you and lifted you to rest with the help of his angels safely flew to your heavenly place There are so many things my heart will miss without you.
Traci Kennedy from Newmarket wrote on January 15, 2021:
Rip, we love and miss you so much. Gone too soon.
Karen Steinmetz from Melbourne wrote on January 15, 2021:
You will be missed Big B!
Alysha Monfette from Beverly, MA wrote on January 15, 2021:
Dad, words can never fully describe the pain of losing you, but I am so grateful to have had a father that loved me the way you did. While there are so many things I will miss, some of the memories I have will help bring peace in tough moments: Fishing, camping, my first trip to Disney World, eating slim jims and corn nuts, shooting a gun for the first time, listening to CCR and to you sing it, your laugh, your smell and your inappropriate jokes! Mostly, I will remember the times you spent with my kids and the love and lessons you shared with them. I see you in Lucas every single day and that I am so grateful for. Love you always, Alysha
Vicki Pooley Baker from Melbourne wrote on January 15, 2021:
Brenda, I was saddened to read of your brother's passing. My prayers and condolences are with you and your family.
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