RUPERT • Brandon A. Bean, age 23, formerly of Rupert, was born Aug. 7, 1990, to Theresa Draper and Michael Bean.
Brandon was raised in Rupert, Idaho, and later moved to Montana and California for culinary school. Brandon graduated from Minico High School in 2008. He moved on to Culinary School in Montana and finished his training at Treasure Island in San Francisco, Calif.
Our beloved Brandon was taken from us way early. Brandon was a very outgoing and amazing individual. Brandon was one of those kinds of people who would try anything once. His hobbies included baseball, football, paintballing and cooking. Brandon also enjoyed going to concerts and listening to music. He had just finished Job Corps, where he obtained his degree in culinary. He was a great cook. He then moved to the Boise/Nampa area where he was going to fulfill his career in culinary.
Brandon is survived by his family, who loves him, and many more. Brandon will remain in our memories and never be forgotten. We love you, Brandon.
A graveside service will be held at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, June 14, at the Riverside Cemetery on Highway 30 in Heyburn, Idaho. Services are under the direction of Joel Heward Hansen Mortuary
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June 10, 2014 2:00 am • Times-News
TWIN FALLS - The body of a man found in the Snake River in late May has been identified.
The body was identified as Brandon A. Bean, 23, of Nampa who was reported missing from Canyon County on Dec. 23, said Lori Stewart, Twin Falls County Sheriff's Office spokeswoman.
It was reported he took a bus to Twin Falls.
On May 24, a kayaker reported seeing a body in the Snake River west of the Centennial Park boat docks, east of the wastewater treatment plant.
Authorities identified Bean through dental records.
"Due to the length of time the body was in the water, no cause of death was determined; however, foul play is not suspected in this death," Stewart said in a press release Monday.
Brandon was raised in Rupert, Idaho, and later moved to Montana and California for culinary school. Brandon graduated from Minico High School in 2008. He moved on to Culinary School in Montana and finished his training at Treasure Island in San Francisco, Calif.
Our beloved Brandon was taken from us way early. Brandon was a very outgoing and amazing individual. Brandon was one of those kinds of people who would try anything once. His hobbies included baseball, football, paintballing and cooking. Brandon also enjoyed going to concerts and listening to music. He had just finished Job Corps, where he obtained his degree in culinary. He was a great cook. He then moved to the Boise/Nampa area where he was going to fulfill his career in culinary.
Brandon is survived by his family, who loves him, and many more. Brandon will remain in our memories and never be forgotten. We love you, Brandon.
A graveside service will be held at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, June 14, at the Riverside Cemetery on Highway 30 in Heyburn, Idaho. Services are under the direction of Joel Heward Hansen Mortuary
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June 10, 2014 2:00 am • Times-News
TWIN FALLS - The body of a man found in the Snake River in late May has been identified.
The body was identified as Brandon A. Bean, 23, of Nampa who was reported missing from Canyon County on Dec. 23, said Lori Stewart, Twin Falls County Sheriff's Office spokeswoman.
It was reported he took a bus to Twin Falls.
On May 24, a kayaker reported seeing a body in the Snake River west of the Centennial Park boat docks, east of the wastewater treatment plant.
Authorities identified Bean through dental records.
"Due to the length of time the body was in the water, no cause of death was determined; however, foul play is not suspected in this death," Stewart said in a press release Monday.
RUPERT • Brandon A. Bean, age 23, formerly of Rupert, was born Aug. 7, 1990, to Theresa Draper and Michael Bean.
Brandon was raised in Rupert, Idaho, and later moved to Montana and California for culinary school. Brandon graduated from Minico High School in 2008. He moved on to Culinary School in Montana and finished his training at Treasure Island in San Francisco, Calif.
Our beloved Brandon was taken from us way early. Brandon was a very outgoing and amazing individual. Brandon was one of those kinds of people who would try anything once. His hobbies included baseball, football, paintballing and cooking. Brandon also enjoyed going to concerts and listening to music. He had just finished Job Corps, where he obtained his degree in culinary. He was a great cook. He then moved to the Boise/Nampa area where he was going to fulfill his career in culinary.
Brandon is survived by his family, who loves him, and many more. Brandon will remain in our memories and never be forgotten. We love you, Brandon.
A graveside service will be held at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, June 14, at the Riverside Cemetery on Highway 30 in Heyburn, Idaho. Services are under the direction of Joel Heward Hansen Mortuary
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June 10, 2014 2:00 am • Times-News
TWIN FALLS - The body of a man found in the Snake River in late May has been identified.
The body was identified as Brandon A. Bean, 23, of Nampa who was reported missing from Canyon County on Dec. 23, said Lori Stewart, Twin Falls County Sheriff's Office spokeswoman.
It was reported he took a bus to Twin Falls.
On May 24, a kayaker reported seeing a body in the Snake River west of the Centennial Park boat docks, east of the wastewater treatment plant.
Authorities identified Bean through dental records.
"Due to the length of time the body was in the water, no cause of death was determined; however, foul play is not suspected in this death," Stewart said in a press release Monday.
Brandon was raised in Rupert, Idaho, and later moved to Montana and California for culinary school. Brandon graduated from Minico High School in 2008. He moved on to Culinary School in Montana and finished his training at Treasure Island in San Francisco, Calif.
Our beloved Brandon was taken from us way early. Brandon was a very outgoing and amazing individual. Brandon was one of those kinds of people who would try anything once. His hobbies included baseball, football, paintballing and cooking. Brandon also enjoyed going to concerts and listening to music. He had just finished Job Corps, where he obtained his degree in culinary. He was a great cook. He then moved to the Boise/Nampa area where he was going to fulfill his career in culinary.
Brandon is survived by his family, who loves him, and many more. Brandon will remain in our memories and never be forgotten. We love you, Brandon.
A graveside service will be held at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, June 14, at the Riverside Cemetery on Highway 30 in Heyburn, Idaho. Services are under the direction of Joel Heward Hansen Mortuary
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June 10, 2014 2:00 am • Times-News
TWIN FALLS - The body of a man found in the Snake River in late May has been identified.
The body was identified as Brandon A. Bean, 23, of Nampa who was reported missing from Canyon County on Dec. 23, said Lori Stewart, Twin Falls County Sheriff's Office spokeswoman.
It was reported he took a bus to Twin Falls.
On May 24, a kayaker reported seeing a body in the Snake River west of the Centennial Park boat docks, east of the wastewater treatment plant.
Authorities identified Bean through dental records.
"Due to the length of time the body was in the water, no cause of death was determined; however, foul play is not suspected in this death," Stewart said in a press release Monday.
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