Brian Herbert

Brian Herbert, a dedicated and accomplished individual, passed away on April 17, 2024, in Cleveland, Oklahoma. He was born on May 24, 1967, in Tulsa, Oklahoma, to his loving parents Robert and Janet Herbert.

Throughout his life, Brian pursued education with a passion. He graduated from Will Rogers High School in 1986 and later joined the United States Army. His thirst for knowledge led him to attend various institutions such as Beckfield College for business studies from 2003 to 2006, the University of Kentucky for law school from 2001 to 2003, and the Oklahoma Law Enforcement Academy in 1995. Brian's dedication to his career was evident as he worked with the Logan County Sheriff Office's Drug Task Force, served as the Police Chief for Clay City in Kentucky, assumed the role of operations manager for Avalon Correctional in Tulsa, and eventually joined the Osage Nation Police in 2006. From 2010 until his passing, he worked as an investigator with the Osage Nation Attorney General's Office.

Aside from his professional endeavors, Brian was known for his warm personality and love for people. He found joy in simple pleasures like mowing the lawn, cooking delicious meals during holidays, and decorating for special occasions. An avid fan of OU Football, Brian's enthusiasm for the sport was unwavering.

In his leisure time, Brian enjoyed activities such as golfing and fishing on Kaw Lake while also ensuring the well-being of his beloved animals. His dedication extended beyond work into his personal hobbies and interests.

Brian is survived by his devoted wife Lisa of the home, along with his sister Robin Elmore and her husband Fred of Webber Falls, Oklahoma, mother-in-law Carla Otipody of Blackwell, Oklahoma, brother-in-law Scott Otipody of Topeka, Kansas. Additionally, he leaves behind a host of friends who will always cherish their memories with him.

Brian Herbert will be remembered not only for his professional achievements but also for his kind-hearted nature and zest for life. His legacy lives on through all those who were fortunate enough to have known him.

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