Brian Patrick Baty

1984 ∼ 2020

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Brian Baty, 35, of Mont Belvieu, formerly of Victoria and Vidor, passed away on May 1, 2020, at home surrounded by family.

A memorial gathering will be held at a later time.

Born in Beaumont, Texas on May 10, 1984, he was the son of Thomas and Fran Baty. He graduated from Vidor High School and went on to get his Bachelor’s Degree before working at Jefferson Entergy Company. Brian was first and foremost a family man. He enjoyed soaking up as much time as he could with them, be it playing soccer, cooking, or traveling. He enjoyed vacations and always wanted the whole extended family to come. Brian was a down to earth guy, and you knew that once you became his friend, you became part of his family. He will be sorely missed by all who knew and loved him.

He was preceded in death by his grandparents.

Brian is survived by his high school sweetheart a & wife of 12 years, Ryan Baty; his son, Hunter and daughter Addyson; parents, Thomas and Fran Baty; brothers, Thomas Baty III & wife Lydia of Vidor, and Jason Baty & girlfriend Mellissa of Houston; nieces, Alexis Baty, Emily Baty, and Kambrie Leger; mother –in-law Ladonna Cagnon of Huntsville; as well as a host of other family and friends who he cherished.

In Lieu of flowers the family requests memorial contributions be made to the American Cancer Society at https://www.cancer.org/involved/donate.html

Condolences

Walter Williamson June 20, 2023

Brian, I just heard about your passing today. I’m so sorry that we lost touch over this last 20 years. You were such a wonderful person and friend and we had a blast running track and cross country together. You, me and Brandon made an awesome trio on the track but I like to believe that we were even better friends. I will truly miss you and look forward to the day when I see you again.

Anonymous May 5, 2020

Beautiful Dreams was purchased for the family of Brian Patrick Baty.

Rocky Travis May 5, 2020

him his brother jason and I all would play football with my brothers and justin and derek gray in the middle of osteen trailer park where we all lived and and go floating down the big creek in the back

Crystal May 3, 2020

Brian- you were loved by all and will be truly missed. My prayers go out to your wife and children, your parent and brother as well as the rest of our family. Even though we were miles away as cousins we all have had a special bond. I will never forget the super soaker war we had as children as one of the very first memories we had as the trip to the gulf where we were both were pinch in the hand by the crabs, the chucky jokes to send me to freak me out. This past year we were lucky to have visited twice and were able to see the Niagara Falls as a family as well as chicken wings, hot dogs family parties in New York as well as us coming down there to share in spending time in family time, Mardi Gras etc. We will love and miss you and cherish the times that were had by all. You will always be in our heart and prayers. Rest In Peace love you always.

Jay Jacobson May 2, 2020

I don’t guess I’ll ever forget the first time I met Brian. He was working for 7-up and I was working for Pepsi. He dropped a 2ltr of Big Red and the cap busted and sprayed me head to toe in the red soda. He busted out laughing and we’ve been friends ever since. He became family in my heart and I am really going to miss him. My prayers are for his family, we lost a great guy, a good son and a wonderful husband and father. We will see you soon, go rest high on that mountain.

Kristy Odom May 2, 2020

I am so sorry for your loss. I love yall and I'm send all the prayers. May God wrap his arms arms around you and give you comfort. Love yall Kristy Odom

Amy Stout May 2, 2020

Do sorry to all of you on your loss. Please know your in my thoughts and prayers.

Ticia Wertman May 2, 2020

Hugs and prayers for y'all. You know I think the world of you and your family. I know Bryan was comforted to know there are lots of.people to watch over his family in his absence. We love you and are here for you.

Trevor Cole May 2, 2020

Brian you will truly be missed my friend. It was with great pleasure to have worked right along side of you at Jefferson, however it was even better to be able to call you my friend! God bless you Ryan & the children. You will all be in my thoughts & prayers!

Ryan And Misty Ray May 2, 2020

We will miss you dearly. Blessed for time we got to call you our friend.