In Fond Memory of Brother Breed

Owen O Sexton (Sonny) jr, 52 passed away Thursday Feb 28th, 2008 from doing what he loved to do. He was born Dec. 28, 1955 to Rosetta (Ruth) and Owen O. Sexton Sr. in Spokane Wa. Sonny graduated in 1975 from Kamiah High School where he had ran track. After High School he joined the US Army on August 28, 1975 and was stationed in Germany until he married his high school sweetheart, Wanda McLaughlin Feb. 25, 1978.

They divorced in 2002 but remained really good friends. In Sept. 1978 he had a beautiful baby girl Tiffany Lynn. Sonny ended up doing a second tour of duty in Germany and while there he had 2 sons. Trevor was born in 1980 and Nicholas in 1982.

In August of 1982 the family moved back to the states. He served his country for 23 years retiring in 1997. He married Carrie Huddleston in 2003. At the time of his death he worked in CPD at Potlatch Corp.

He loved to ride and travel all over on his Harley Davidson motorcycle. He was part of the former Banana Belt Cruisers, ABATE of Northern Idaho and the Warrior Brotherhood.

He also liked fishing, camping and Hunting with his son Trevor. He loved to spend time with his family. He was preceded in death by his mother Rosetta Ruth, his grandparents and an Uncle Grant. He is survived by his daughter Tiffany Gray of Coos Bay Or, sons Trevor and wife Julie Sexton and Nicholas Sexton, his father Owen O Sexton, sr and his wife Carrie Sexton all of Lewiston. 2 sisters Wanda and husband Jerry Dunn of Mattawa Wa, and Faye Sexton of Spokane, Wa. 5 grandchildren, William, Chez and Rosie of Coos Bay, and Lindsey and Evelynn of Lewiston. He is also survived by nieces, nephews aunts and uncles and many friends.

Sonny you will be in our hearts forever, we miss you!!!

Brother Breed was Born, Owen Sexton in 1955 and passed on in 2008. He served 23 years with the US Army with tours in Germany. I did not know him personally But I knew him none the less. I knew him as a Warrior and a Brother because I have served with other men like him who saw their duty and did that duty even if it meant the supreme sacrifice! Those who have gone in harms way know a Brotherhood that can not be explained in words, nor can one who has not been there, Understand. Anyone, who has been there knows and all you have to do is look in the eye's of the picture above and we who have trod that path know that he is one of us.

Brother Breed will live on in the memories of his family and friends and he will live on with the Warrior Brotherhood and I will remember him each time I ride. Brother Breed left this world doing what he wanted to do, riding! Could we ask for no less? Brother Breed is riding with Angels and I will see him again in Valhalla but not just yet. Till then I will carry his spirit forward in this world with me. Evil Monkey