Thursday, October 1, 2026
Brady Dean Hamilton of Austin, 47, passed away Oct. 28, 2024, leaving a legacy of love, laughter and kindness that touched all who knew him. Born to Dr. Roger Dean Hamilton (deceased) and Cynthia Ann Hamilton Hadorn, Brady was a cherished son, brother, father and friend.
A Celebration of Life for Brady will be held at 1 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 10 at Weed-Corley-Fish Funeral Home (512-263-1511) at 5416 Parkcrest Drive, Austin, TX 78731. All are welcome.
In lieu of flowers the family requests donations in honor of Brady Hamilton to: Mobile Loaves and Fishes/Community First Village, https://give.mlf.org/give/138838/#!/donation/checkoutor donate@mlf.org 512-328-7299.
Brady had an extraordinary gift for making people feel valued and welcomed. His friends and family knew him as someone authentic and genuine, who loved unconditionally and accepted everyone just as they were. His laughter, kindness and boundless energy created an atmosphere of joy for everyone he encountered.
A dedicated father, Brady’s greatest love was his children, Abbey, Kenned, and Levi, with whom he shared countless adventures, surprises and joyful moments. Brady was also a devoted little league coach for many years, taking pride in guiding his kids and their friends, sharing both his love for sports and life’s lessons on the field.
Professionally, Brady worked for almost 20 years with FSTI Inc., where he helped build the company alongside his sister, Staci Barton, and her ex-husband, Stoney Barton. His dedication and contributions to FSTI were invaluable, and he took pride in the community they built together.
He was preceded in death by his father, Dr. Roger Dean Hamilton; his grandparents, Zack Warren McConnell and Elva Jo McConnell of Italy, Texas, and Dr. Robert L. Hamilton and Loretta M. Hamilton of Mabank.
Brady is survived by his mother, Cynthia Hamilton Hadorn, and stepfather, Steven Hadorn; his sister, Staci Barton and brother-in-law Stoney Barton; his children, Abbey, Kennedy and Levi Hamilton; his ex-wife, Erica Hamilton; his nephew, Stormey Barton, and niece, Saylor Barton; and numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends who treasured him.
Brady’s legacy is one of love, laughter and kindness—a reminder of the beauty of living with an open heart.
