The Huntsville and greater Weber County community is deeply saddened by the tragic passing of Officer Brandon Bills, a devoted husband, proud father, and committed public servant. Brandon’s loss leaves an ache that cannot be measured, and today we honor the life of a man whose dedication, compassion, and love for others will be remembered for years to come.
Brandon was, above all else, a family man. He loved his wife with unwavering devotion and took immense pride in being the father of his two boys, Jace and Ryker. His greatest joy came from watching them grow, encouraging their dreams, and being present for every laugh, every milestone, and every moment that mattered. He worked tirelessly to provide for them, not only in the practical sense, but emotionally—showing them what strength, kindness, and responsibility truly look like.
In his community and in his profession, Brandon embodied the spirit of service. Though his passing was not in the line of duty, the heart with which he served—as a protector, helper, and advocate for others—will forever define his legacy. Friends, colleagues, and neighbors speak of him as someone who could always be counted on: steady, dependable, and compassionate. He met challenges with courage and treated everyone he encountered with dignity and respect.
As we mourn Brandon’s loss, the community has come together in profound support of his family. The Brandon Bills Memorial Fund has been created to assist his loved ones as they navigate this heartbreaking time. Every expression of generosity, every shared memory, and every prayer offered reflects the deep impact Brandon had on those around him.
It is also important, as those close to Brandon have shared, to remember that mental health struggles can touch anyone, regardless of their strength, accomplishments, or the love surrounding them. His passing is a powerful reminder of the importance of checking in with one another and offering grace, understanding, and support—especially during moments that may not be outwardly visible.
If you or someone you know is struggling, please remember:
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Available 24/7 for confidential support.
Call, text, or chat at any time.
You are not alone.
To Brandon’s family, friends, and all who grieve him: may you feel wrapped in the love and compassion of a community that stands beside you. May Brandon rest in eternal peace, and may his legacy of service, love, and devotion continue to shine through the lives of those he cherished most.