Brian Stafford

Brian Stafford: A Legacy of Hard Work, Family, and Passion

Brian Stafford, known for his dedication to providing for his family, passed away on June 26, 2024, leaving behind a legacy of hard work, family devotion, and a passion for life. Known for his steadfast commitment, Brian worked his way up to Foreman at MidAmerican Energy, where he dedicated 28 years of his life. His exceptional skills and dedication to his job were a source of pride for him.

After retiring, Brian found his greatest joy in spending time with his wife, his three daughters, and his seven beloved grandchildren. He cherished every moment spent with them, creating lasting memories that will be treasured forever.

Brian had a love for racing, with a particular fondness for Nascar, which he enjoyed throughout his life. His enthusiasm for racing was matched only by his love for music, especially classic rock. He amassed a vast collection of records and CDs and delighted in sharing stories about the concerts he attended during his youth in California. Additionally, Brian had a deep love for reading and movies, enjoying countless books and films throughout his life.

He was a man who touched his family's lives with his kindness and love, always ending his sentences with his trademark phrase, "Love you More." Brian's legacy is one of love, dedication, and passion, and he will be deeply missed.

Brian was preceded in death by his father Warren Stafford and mother Anna (Burrell) Hoes.

Brian is survived by his wife Barbara, daughters Sarah Havick (Joel), Kristin Glick (Ryan), and Nicole (Christopher) Meyer, his grandchildren Brianna Havick, Christian Havick, Aubrey Havick, Jacob Glick, William Glick, Hannah Glick and Gemma Meyer, his siblings Cheryl Baker (Lane), Craig Stafford, Steve Stafford and stepmother Luna Stafford.

His family will forever treasure his memory and the impact he had on their lives.