Brénna Renae Fuller
September 20, 1995 - January 22, 2021
La Habra California
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Brénna Renae Fuller
September 20, 1995 - January 22, 2021
La Habra California
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Brénna Renae Fuller, affectionately known as “Bre”, daughter, granddaughter, sister, niece, aunt, cousin, and friend, passed away on Friday, January 22, 2021, at the age of 25.
BreAnna was born on September 20, 1995, in El Paso, TX, to Shawn Fuller and Ana Garcia-Perez. From an early age, BreAnna had a passion and natural ability for sports, which started with her playing tee-ball with her brother when she was six years old. She eventually moved on to softball (her favorite sport by far) and played basketball as well. She would go on to play school and travel softball, basketball, and volleyball through middle school and high school.
BreAnna graduated from JM Hanks high school in 2013. She went on to play collegiate softball the same year at Western Texas College in Snyder, TX, on a softball scholarship as a pitcher. It was at the end of her freshman year in college that she was diagnosed with leukemia in 2014, which she fought mercilessly for the next seven years. After moving to California, she later was a coach and assistant coach of her sisters softball teams. Even when she wasn’t an official coach, with her passion for softball, Bre would coach each girl on the team from the bleachers.
BreAnna was a social butterfly, she had an inviting smile, and an irresistible laugh. She genuinely loved being around people and doing what she could to make those around her enjoy the moment at hand. BreAnna also loved to sing and could always be heard singing to the radio or whatever was in her head at the time. During her battle with leukemia, which she called “Bre-lieve”. She began her battle at Providence Children’s Hospital in El Paso TX and continued treatment at CHOC (Children’s Hospital Orange County). She was an active member in AYA, the Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Program. She eventually became a mentor to new cancer patients, taking them under her wing, providing guidance and encouragement. Over the last seven years, BreAnna always worked hard taking her college courses in pursuit of her career goals. She was only one class away from graduating with a degree in Child Development and Early Childhood Education.
BreAnna is survived by her father Shawn, mother Ana, step-mother Vanessa Garcia-Perez, brother Derek, sister Janyce, maternal grandmother Paula Yolanda Garcia, several aunts, uncles, and cousins, and last but not least, her precious niece Ezra Rosalynn, to whom BreAnna was known as “Zia”.
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44 responses to Brénna Renae Fuller
MacÃas fam says:
February 4, 2021
All our love during this difficult time. May BreAnna Rest In Peace.
The MacÃas-González family
Neft says:
February 4, 2021
I miss you soo much B. The sun is shining and I know it’s because you’re lighting up the heavens. You are so loved and so missed by many. Till we meet again B
Tina says:
February 4, 2021
You will always hold a special place in my heart. I can still hear your laugh. We’re sad down here but I know your in Jesus Arms living a cancer free life without any pain or worries. You’ll always be the cutest little billy goat I’ve ever seen (high school joke). Lol I love you beautiful, always.
Candi says:
February 4, 2021
Man I miss you so much Everyday I just have flashbacks of all our crazy talks and the crazy things we would do on and off the field. Those memories are forever with me. Here’s a good one, remember when we found out we passed our math TAKS knowing that we did not learn a thing in our algebra class and so we started dancing on tables and flipping chairs until our teacher walked in and we got in trouble! oh man that was the best although we got in trouble that was such a good time celebrating our accomplishment. Now I hope you’re dancing on all the tables because you made it home pretty girl. I hope you’re resting because you truly deserve it. I love you and I’ll see you again
Jess & Brian says:
February 4, 2021
I am so grateful to have had the opportunity to know Bre and call her family. She was always a ray of sunshine with a smile that could light up any room. She was sweet, yet fierce. I will always remember her courage and amazing spirit. We love you and miss you dearly sweet Bre. Until we meet again…save us a spot in Heaven.
Yvette S Mata says:
February 4, 2021
My deepest condolences to you all. May God give you all the strength to get through this difficult time. RIP Beautiful Breanna.
Amy S O'Neal says:
February 5, 2021
Rest in peace. Miss your sweet face and funny stories. See you in heaven. â¤â¤