Brandon Jermaine Mitchell Sr, was born to Weatta Mitchell and Danny Ray Bolton Sr. on April 28, 1986 in Hattiesburg, MS. He attended Richmond County Elementary. Brandon graduated from Forrest County Argriculture High School and went to Pearl River Community College on an athletic schloarship in 2004. B-Dog, as he was called by many was humble young man. Brandon impacted many lives, and was known as the “jokester”. For several years Brandon was employed at M & B Catering. Brandon was recently employed with Sheehan Pipeline Company. On, Thursday, October 1, 2015 at 5:08pm in McCracken County, KY, God gently whispered your work here is done and “I” have greater need of thee. He is preceeded in death by his grandfathers, Booker T. Fairley and Henry McFarland; a great grandmother, Addie Ruth Bolton; his uncles Allen Denard Mitchell Sr. and Michael Epps who were very dear to him. Wonderful memories will be cherished by his son, Brandon Mitchell Jr. and daughter, Kerrington Mitchell both of Hattiesburg, MS. He also leaves to cherish, his mother, Weatta Mitchell of Hattiesburg, MS and his father, Reverend Danny R. (Sheron) Bolton Sr. of Beaumont, MS; five brothers, Leeroy (Amber) Mitchell of Salt Lake City, Utah; Dontrelle Sanford of Hattiesburg, MS; Darnelle Sanford of Los Angeles, CA, Danny and Justin Bolton both of Beaumont, MS; three sisters, Chandria “ShaRae” (Derrick) Myers of Petal, MS; Zibiah and Kaylyn Bolton both of Beaumont, MS. Five nieces, D’Nijah, D’Nilea, D’Niyah, Jasani and Aaliyah; one nephrew, Jackson. A great grandmother, Annie Zell Mitchell of Millry, Ala. Two grandmothers, Annie Pearl Mitchell of Hattiesburg, MS and Dealzna Bolton of Beaumont, MS. Six aunts; Shenell (Terrell) Myers of Petal, MS; Felicia Mitchell-Epps, Marie Brown and Penny Mitchell all of Hattiesburg, MS; Elizabeth (Willis) Williams and Margaret (Darryl) Walls both of Beaumont, MS. Four uncles; Kenneth (Angelina) Mitchell Sr.; Lewis (Royce) Fairley both of Hattiesburg, MS; Larry (Renee) Bolton and David E. Bolton both of Beaumont, MS; a host of great aunts and great uncles as well as cousins. And a special friend, Perfect McKeller of Hattiesburg, MS.