"Everyone is looking at me. I can't get out of bed. There is evil in my head. Just let me be. Because when I hit the stage. It is gone and I am free." – Korn

The music has stopped and lights have gone down on the life of the party known as, Brandon Lee Stutler. At 33 years young, his smile and laugh faded but will be remembered by so many for lifetimes to come. Brandon was a beam of happiness and joy to every life he touched.

He will be remembered for his craziness, antics and will to try anything once. Though he drove his mom and step dad to the point of insanity at times, Marlene and Darrell Wood will miss him tremendously. The relationship shared between Brandon and his mom is one that could not be compared to any other. He had an unbreakable bond with his brother, Clayton Stutler, Jr. He always looked up to and cherished the moments they got to spend together, whether it was watching a UFC fight or trying to persuade him to love Korn as much as he did. His sister, Heather Cash, was his favorite person to tease and poke fun at, but he also played the protective big brother role well. He will be greatly missed by his family in Uniontown, Pennsylvania; his father and step mother, Clayton W. Sr. and Lindsay Stutler; maternal grandmother, Flo Campbell; paternal grandmother, Juanita Stutler; and his siblings, Brittany, Alex, Andrew and Leo Stutler; and a host of nieces and nephews.

While his life was cut short, the music and memories of Brandon live on. So the next Korn song you listen to, gangster movie you watch or drum solo you hear…know that Brandon is with you, singing along, quoting the lines or drumming along (likely off beat).

Services for Brandon will be held at the Charles F. Snyder Jr. Funeral Home & Crematory at 3110 Lititz Pike, Lititz, on Saturday, November 24, 2018. A viewing will be held from 3-4PM immediately followed by a gathering. The family encourages everyone to dress down.