Obituary for Brogan Matthew Thoms-Wilson
Brogan Matthew Thoms-Wilson, age 21, of Brentwood, TN, formerly of Le Mars, Iowa, passed away on Tuesday, May 10, 2022. A Celebration of Life Service will take place at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, June 4, 2022, at the Gehlen Catholic High School Gym in Le Mars. There will be one hour of visitation at the gym prior to the service.
Brogan Matthew Thoms-Wilson was born to Scott Wilson and Gina Thoms-Means in Le Mars, Iowa on December 11, 2000. Brogan attended Gehlen Catholic School until relocating to Brentwood, Tennessee in June of 2017. Brogan attended Franklin Road Academy where he was a standout athlete in multiple sports especially football. Brogan graduated from FRA in 2019 and continued his education and more importantly his passion for football at APSU. In August 2021, Brogan transferred to Iowa Central to continue his education and further pursue his football dreams.
Brogan was so full of life. He had an infectious smile and unmatched energy that would brighten any room. Brogan had an innate ability to create meaningful relationships almost instantaneously. (if you knew Brogan, think about how quickly your relationship developed with him.)
Brogan loved his family, Brogan loved your family, Brogan loved everyone. The only interest Brogan did not have was sitting at home alone. Brogan enjoyed sports, cars, being on the lake, skiing, and especially hunting and fishing, with his Uncle Kyle. Most of all, his number one interest was his brothers and sisters.
Brogan is survived by a very large family. His parents Scott Wilson and Gina Thoms-Means, stepparents Rachel Wilson and Michael Means, his oldest brother Brayton Wilson(24), his younger sisters Emily Wilson(17) and Amiah Means(12), and his youngest brother TJ(9). Brogan is also survived by multiple sets of grandparents, uncles, aunts, and many cousins.
Brogan was preceded in death by Marita Shearon(great grandmother), Mike Shearon(cousin), Richard and Shirley Hare(grandparents).
Brogan Matthew Thoms-Wilson was born to Scott Wilson and Gina Thoms-Means in Le Mars, Iowa on December 11, 2000. Brogan attended Gehlen Catholic School until relocating to Brentwood, Tennessee in June of 2017. Brogan attended Franklin Road Academy where he was a standout athlete in multiple sports especially football. Brogan graduated from FRA in 2019 and continued his education and more importantly his passion for football at APSU. In August 2021, Brogan transferred to Iowa Central to continue his education and further pursue his football dreams.
Brogan was so full of life. He had an infectious smile and unmatched energy that would brighten any room. Brogan had an innate ability to create meaningful relationships almost instantaneously. (if you knew Brogan, think about how quickly your relationship developed with him.)
Brogan loved his family, Brogan loved your family, Brogan loved everyone. The only interest Brogan did not have was sitting at home alone. Brogan enjoyed sports, cars, being on the lake, skiing, and especially hunting and fishing, with his Uncle Kyle. Most of all, his number one interest was his brothers and sisters.
Brogan is survived by a very large family. His parents Scott Wilson and Gina Thoms-Means, stepparents Rachel Wilson and Michael Means, his oldest brother Brayton Wilson(24), his younger sisters Emily Wilson(17) and Amiah Means(12), and his youngest brother TJ(9). Brogan is also survived by multiple sets of grandparents, uncles, aunts, and many cousins.
Brogan was preceded in death by Marita Shearon(great grandmother), Mike Shearon(cousin), Richard and Shirley Hare(grandparents).