Brandi Nicole Schulz

Brandi Nicole Schulz, 49, of Wichita, Kansas, passed away on November 3, 2026, just 13 days before her 50th birthday.

Brandi was a one-of-a-kind woman whose personality could never be mistaken. She was funny, outspoken, loving, and stubborn. She had a way of making herself known wherever she went, and those who knew her will remember her for her unforgettable personality, her strength, and the love she carried for her family.

Brandi’s life was not always easy. She faced hardships and challenges throughout her journey, but no matter what life threw her way, she kept fighting. She had a strength that deserves to be remembered and a spirit that refused to give up. Her story was one of perseverance, resilience, and determination.

Above all else, Brandi loved her children and grandchildren. They held a special place in her heart and brought her tremendous joy. She especially loved ladybugs and the color purple, little things that will forever remind those who loved her of her.

Brandi leaves behind her four children: Jake Dennis of Wichita, Kansas; Annie Scott of Wichita, Kansas; Kayla Dennis of Goddard, Kansas; and Isaiah Ruble of Wichita, Kansas. She also leaves behind her four beloved grandchildren, Zander, Maverick, Daxton, and Carter, with one more grandchild on the way. She is also survived by her sister, Shelly Scott, along with other loving family members and friends.

She was preceded in death by her mother, Edith Colleen.

Though Brandi’s journey through life was not always an easy one, she leaves behind a legacy that cannot be measured in years. She will be remembered for her laughter, her outspoken nature, her stubborn spirit, and, most importantly, the love she had for her family.

On November 16, the day Brandi would have celebrated her 50th birthday, her loved ones will gather to celebrate her life and say their goodbyes. While the day will undoubtedly carry heartbreak, it will also be a reminder of the life she lived and the memories that will never fade.

A piece of Brandi will live on in each of her children, each of her grandchildren, and the little grandbaby who will one day hear stories about the grandmother they never had the chance to meet.

Forever loved. Forever missed. Forever remembered.