Brandi Ann Dibler

Brandi Ann Dibler went home to Jesus on the 12th of November 2025. She was born at Arlington Memorial Hospital in Arlington, Texas, on July 10th, 1972, 2:36pm. Daughter of Debbie (Martin) Burks and Scotty Burks. She accepted Jesus Christ as her savior on August 20th, 1987, she had lived her life alongside Him every single day since then. She attended Sam Houston Highschool, where she was a cheerleader, and later completed three years at Tarrant County Community College. She was a member of Crossroads and city on a hill, where she served on the praise team. However, around 2014 she chose to join Trinity church, Cedar Hill, where she remained. She was married and blessed with five children whom she loved with every fiber of her being. She is welcomed into Heaven by Granny Nancy, Big Paul, Grandad, Granny T, Her Gigi and many more friends.

Brandi was never seen without some form of art—either her own creations or those made by artists she admired. She spent her life making art in all kinds of media. For many years, she worked as a dance teacher and choreographer at Debbie’s Studio of Creative Motion—where she danced as well. She went on to choreograph for Artisan Theatre in Hurst, Texas. As well as choreographing worship dances for SACC, a homeschool co-op. For most of her life she worked as a freelance artist at many events. She taught herself an extraordinary range of skills, including face painting, henna, body painting, special effects, makeup, hair styling, nail art, woodburning, costume design, soap making, and even balloon art. When she became interested in special effects, she started working for a haunted house called Zombie Manor. She worked as the lead makeup artist for four years, until the business was sold. She continued to work as a freelance facepainter and henna artist for the rest of her life on Earth.

She is survived by her five children, Deborah Vaughan and husband Brady, Hannah Cunningham and husband Corey, Benjamin Dibler, Rebekah Dibler, Seth Dibler; parents, Debbie and Scotty Burks; brother, Bryan Burks and wife Lisa; nieces, Morgan Raymond and husband Noah, Macie Burks; four grandchildren, Emerson Cunningham, Scarlett Cunningham, Victor Dibler, Suede Cunningham along with countless family members and friends.