Brian Dennis Daveler, born May 29, 1959, on an Air Force base in Newfoundland, passed away on September 18, 2024. He was a beloved father, grandfather, son, brother, and friend, leaving behind a legacy of love and kindness.

Brian is preceded in death by his father, Earl Daveler, and his nephew, Bob Daveler. He is survived by his two cherished children, Zachery (Taylor) Daveler and Shayna Daveler, as well as his adored grandchild, Ellerie Daveler. Brian also leaves behind his loving mother, Lavonne Driver, and his brother, Terry (Michelle) Daveler, along with their children and grandchildren: Tabitha Daveler (Malia, Osker) and Lavonne (Ryan) Daveler (Sierra and Kaleb).

Growing up in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, Brian forged deep connections with family and friends. He shared a special bond with his former wife, Karyn Niebuhr, as they raised their two beautiful children in Madison, Wisconsin. An enthusiastic father, Brian took immense pride in Zachery and Shayna's accomplishments and cherished every moment spent with them.

A devoted Badger football fan, Brian loved attending games and wearing his UW apparel with pride. His passion for the team was infectious, as he eagerly followed new recruits and celebrated their growth and success on the field.

Brian's love for music was a significant part of his life. He enjoyed attending music festivals and was always excited to discover new rock bands. He found joy in sharing meals and recipes, often helping his mother with day-to-day activities.

Brian's generous spirit was known to all. He had an infectious smile coupled with a thunderous laugh and was always ready to lend a helping hand, placing family first and offering support to friends in need. He eagerly anticipated the arrival of his grandson, a testament to his enduring love for family.

Brian was truly a special human being, and those who knew him will carry his memory in their hearts forever. A celebration of his life will be held at Buck & Honey's in Sun Prairie on October 16th between 1pm - 4pm, where friends and family are invited to share stories and honor his legacy.