Brandon Earnest Le'Chae McFalls

Brandon Earnest Le’Chae McFalls was born on

June 13, 1982, to Gregory Jackson and Angela

McFalls. From an early age, he captured the hearts

of his grandparents, who later raised him as their

son and provided him with love, guidance, and

unwavering support.

Affectionately known as “B-MAC,” Brandon was a lifelong

resident of Okmulgee, Oklahoma. He accepted the Lord at a very

young age and attended the Church of Christ in Okmulgee. Prior

to his passing, he was a faithful attendee of Acts Christian

Temple.

Brandon was a proud graduate of Okmulgee High School, Class of

2000, and he held his classmates close, considering them family.

He was a lifelong learner with many interests and a strong work

ethic. Over the years, Brandon pursued and explored several

career paths, always eager to gain new skills and knowledge. His

work experience included positions at Miami Terrace Nursing

Home and Braden Winch, and he also pursued an interest in

becoming a surgical technician. Brandon explored careers in

HVAC, barbering, and automotive work, taking courses to further

his education. He later worked as a forklift driver and eventually

found a position he was especially proud of with Crusoe.

Brandon was a loving grandson, son, father, and uncle who will be remembered for

his unwavering determination, understanding heart, and deep devotion to his

family. He was caring and compassionate, always willing to help anyone in need. His

laughter and warm presence brightened every room he entered. Brandon faced life

with strength and resilience and remained committed to accomplishing or

overcoming every obstacle that crossed his path.

On January 24, 2026, Brandon Earnest Le’Chae McFalls transitioned from this life to

eternal rest with the Lord. He was welcomed with loving arms by his grandmothers,

Loretta Foster McFalls and Rosetta “Tutt” Wilson; his brother, Bryant McFalls; his

sister, Alicia Smith; his aunt, Sandra Mack; his uncle, Donnie Montgomery; his

great-aunts, Violetta Foster Nunley (John), Armetta Foster Tunley (Clarence), Gladys

Foster and Wilma Holt; and his great uncles, Nadier Foster (Mabel) and John Luther

Foster, who all preceded him in death.

Brandon leaves to cherish his memory his grandfather, whom he affectionately

called “Daddy,” Olen McFalls; his mother, Angela McFalls of Oklahoma City; his

beloved children, Bryant Hudson, Breonna McFalls, Brighdon McFalls, and Brielle

McFalls; his brother, Johnathon McFalls (Regine); and his sister, Lanetta Smith.

He also leaves to mourn and honor his legacy his nieces, Angel Smith Earley and Ava

McFalls; his nephews, Jayon McFalls, Jeriah Smith, Antonio Tarkington Smith, Cyre

Wilson, Johnathon McFalls Jr., and Jullian McFalls; his aunts, Quanton Bird

(Anthony), Natasha McFalls Carter (Greg), Amy Johnson (Markeith), Rosetta

Montgomery, and Yolanda Jackson; his uncles, Robert McFalls (Amber) and Detrick

Jackson; his great-uncles, Ernest Foster (of Southfield, Michigan, Earlie McFalls Sr.,

and Custer McFalls (Maxine); his great-aunts, Gladys McFalls of Okmulgee and

Gladys Willis (Stephen) of Houston, Texas; and a host of loving cousins, extended

family members, and friends.

The Hour of Remembrance for Brandon will be on Saturday, February 7, 2026 at 11:00 AM in the Dunbar Middle School Gymnasium.

Visitation for Brandon will be on Friday, February 6, 2026 between the hours of 1:00 PM and 6:00 PM at the Keith D. Biglow Funeral Directors, Inc., of Okmulgee.

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