Brenda "Brandi" Foote Turman
December 12, 1955 ~ November 2, 2017
On Thursday, November 2, 2017, suddenly passed away at INOVA Fairfax Hospital, Falls Church, VA having survived more than 6 years of cognition impairment resulting from a near fatal head injury.
She was a successful real estate executive who served as corporate Vice President at Winchester Homes and Stanley Martin and founder and Senior Partner of Bransan Ventures. She was also past President of Northern Virginia Builders Association.
Her survivors include her father, Richard C. Foote; her aunts, B.G. (Ret.) Evelyn P. Foote and Faye F. Foote; her cousins, Richard H. Foote, Pamela Ham and Carolyn Johnson, her nephews, Christopher M. Foote and Samuel A. Foote, and her niece, Dakota M. Foote.
She was a successful real estate executive who served as corporate Vice President at Winchester Homes and Stanley Martin and founder and Senior Partner of Bransan Ventures. She was also past President of Northern Virginia Builders Association.
Her survivors include her father, Richard C. Foote; her aunts, B.G. (Ret.) Evelyn P. Foote and Faye F. Foote; her cousins, Richard H. Foote, Pamela Ham and Carolyn Johnson, her nephews, Christopher M. Foote and Samuel A. Foote, and her niece, Dakota M. Foote.
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Brenda was a beautiful soul and I feel blessed to have known her. She is now in heaven with David and her mother. Rest In Peace until we meet again pretty lady!
Brandi, you and I were inseparable for a couple years in high school. I remember how you got me to audition for one of the Madison theater productions because I was the gymnastics captain. You were my best friend, we loved our lives as young and free wheeling spirits. We went on family vacations together at the beach. Your parents were always so nice to me. As we got much older, I only got to see you again some 7 or so years ago. I was happy to see you again and meet Russel. You also introduced me to your nephew, who was a senior at Madison at that time.
Childhood friendships, like we had, were very memorable. We were good friends.
I will always remember how beautiful you were, and that is the person I remember.
Our condolences go out to Brandi’s family and friends as they remain in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.
I am honored and blessed to have known and worked with Brandi over the years. She was truly a blessing in my life and I will miss her. My condolences.
Mr. Foote, Family and Friends,
I am sorry to her of Brandi’s passing. I have some fond memories of her from High School, parties at David’s house and pooside at the house in lakevale. She was a free spirit, fun loving, kind of gal with an infectious smile and laugh. She will be missed by so many and I will miss her dearly. Rest in peace Brandi. Now you get to be with your brother David and your mom whom you told me over the years, you missed so very much.
Hugs, Patty Payne
Always remembered, forever loved.
Bran-di-bran
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Mornings at Learningrx with Brandi, her singing “just the 2 of us” while we made our rounds around the center, she is missed..
“My deepest Sympathy go to the Turman family, may your memories of your loss loved one comfort you and your family today and always, please take comfort in God’s word at 2 Corinthians 1:3 “Praised be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of tender mercies and the God of all comfort”. jw.org
Brenda, Today is a Celebration of your BIRTHDAY! We are so glad you were born and put on this planet, into our lives, to brighten up the world, and to bring joy to all who knew you!
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