Brody Britton Henley

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Brody Britton Henley - Madison Parish, Louisiana
April 5, 1980 ~ March 9, 2021 (age 40)

From Glenwood Funeral Home Vicksburg, MS March 12, 2021

Brody Britton Henley, age 40, passed away on March 9, 2021 in Vicksburg, MS.

He is preceded in death by his father, Michael B. Henley.

He is survived by his mother, Brenda Britton of Bee Branch, AR, his brother, Justin Henley of Bee Branch, AR, and his son, Daylon Henley of Vicksburg, MS, his pride and joy.

Brody was born on April 5, 1980 in Delhi, LA. He was raised in Tallulah, LA where he played baseball as a child and attended Tallulah High School. He soon after moved to Vicksburg, MS where he worked many jobs. One that he loved the most was pipefitting for Union Local 619. He was a wonderful pipe fitter, plumber, and welder. He worked in the plumbing and pipefitting field for about 15 years. Once he decided to quit traveling, he took a plant manager position at EcoPak in Flowers and then moved on to Vicksburg Forestry where he worked a very short time before his passing.

Brody loved wood working. He loved building things with his hands. He was also a phenomenal prepper for if we ever saw the end of times. Golfing and taking Daylon fishing was a fun past time for him. He loved collecting valuables for Daylon and he loved collecting matches and shot glasses from all over, just for fun.

Brody had a heart condition since birth which caused him to have two open heart surgeries to replace his aortic valve. His second surgery was a year ago and he had complications on and off every since. His heart finally gave out.

He was a friend to all. He never once met a stranger. If you ever wanted to laugh and to be entertained, he was your guy. Brody knew how to bring the life to the party wherever he went. He loved dancing and singing karaoke and being surrounded by friends. He will truly be missed. May his memory live on.