Brendan Peter Flannery, 38, a resident of League City, Texas, unexpectedly passed away on February 6, 2024. Born on April 3, 1985, in Ft. Ord, California, he was the proud son of Thomas Flannery and Diane Marie Golemboski.

Brendan, a 21-year resident of the League City and Dickinson area, was a dedicated member of the Clear Creek Community Church. Professionally, he served as a Mechanical Coordinator for Exxon Mobil, showcasing his commitment and dedication throughout his working career. Brendan was also a real estate investor and loved to help mentor and learn more about this home purchasing process. However, his most significant achievements were as a beloved son, brother, husband, father, and friend.

He attended Judson High School and made Varsity as a sophomore and became an integral part of the state-winning team. Brendan’s exceptional skills earned him the title of All-American Offensive Lineman during his high school years. He continued his educational journey at Stephen F. Austin in Texas, where he excelled as a four-year letterman. After graduating he was a teacher and coach for 5 years.

In addition to his accomplishments, Brendan also contributed to the community by coaching in the football little league and youth soccer. His passion for the sport extended beyond his personal achievements, impacting the lives of young players, and fostering a love for the game.

In his memory, Brendan is survived by his loving wife of 16 years and college sweetheart Amanda Batey Flannery, and their children. Brendan’s greatest loves are: his wife, Amanda Batey Flannery, his daughter Abbygail Flannery, sons Brayden Flannery, and Brackstin Flannery. He is also survived by his mother and step-father, Diane Sarvis and Daniel Sarvis; his mother and father in law, Henry and Stacy Batey, grandmother, Marie Golemboski; sister, Rebecca Flores and husband Matthew; brothers, Brian Flannery, David Flannery; his nieces Jordyn Flannery, Adyson Flannery, Emercyn Flannery, and their mother Shelley Flannery, Bree Flores; and step-brother, James Sarvis his brother and sister in law Emmitt and Lauren Batey and their children Mason and Paisley Batey. Additionally, he leaves behind numerous friends and colleagues who cherished his presence.

Brendan’s life will be celebrated on Sunday, February 11, 2024, at 2:00 pm in the Crowder Funeral Home Chapel, Dickinson, Texas. May the gathering be a heartfelt tribute to the remarkable person he was and bring solace to those mourning his untimely departure.