Obituary for Brianna Nicole Westpfahl
Brianna Nicole Westpfahl was born: July 15, 1999 and was called to earn her angels wing, July 15, 2020.
Brianna was a much-loved daughter to Nancy Westpfahl and John Westpfahl, Sister to Brandon and Bradley Westpfahl, grandchild to Anwaar Butti and Masoud Butti (deceased), niece to Basam Butti and Christopher Shaya, extended family members, friends, and neighbors.
She was a vibrant young woman full of promise. As she was growing up she was part of many extracurricular activities such as ballet, theater, gymnastics. Brianna excelled academically. She graduated with honors from West Bloomfield High School. At the time of death she was attending the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor majoring in Premed. Brianna will be missed by all. She was a good-natured, caring friend with a sense of humor and a beautiful smile. Our hearts are broken. It is gut wrenching to have lost this loved one so young.
Church Services:
Resurrection Mass will take place at Mother Of God Chaldean Catholic Church on Saturday, July 18, 2020 at 10:00 am.
Due to CDC Regulations 25% church capacity of People will be allowed inside the church. Please wear a mask and practice social distances.
Brianna was a much-loved daughter to Nancy Westpfahl and John Westpfahl, Sister to Brandon and Bradley Westpfahl, grandchild to Anwaar Butti and Masoud Butti (deceased), niece to Basam Butti and Christopher Shaya, extended family members, friends, and neighbors.
She was a vibrant young woman full of promise. As she was growing up she was part of many extracurricular activities such as ballet, theater, gymnastics. Brianna excelled academically. She graduated with honors from West Bloomfield High School. At the time of death she was attending the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor majoring in Premed. Brianna will be missed by all. She was a good-natured, caring friend with a sense of humor and a beautiful smile. Our hearts are broken. It is gut wrenching to have lost this loved one so young.
Church Services:
Resurrection Mass will take place at Mother Of God Chaldean Catholic Church on Saturday, July 18, 2020 at 10:00 am.
Due to CDC Regulations 25% church capacity of People will be allowed inside the church. Please wear a mask and practice social distances.