In the afternoon of Aug. He was 25 years old. Brice was born a hefty pounder at Sanford Hospital, Bismarck, Nov. He was the first child of Steve Brenno and only child of Lennae Grahn, both of whom were adoring parents. As a toddler, Brice was a funny, happy little kid with white hair once he grew some and the biggest blue eyes ever. He was hitting toy golf clubs and batting off a tee before he was three. He loved to show off to sales clerks how he could jump. He loved Michael Jordan. At three, he once declared on an elevator that he was Michael Jordan.
Another passenger, a boy maybe seven, was skeptical. Brice was soon playing soccer and T-ball, coached by his dad. He added basketball, coached by his mom, and bowling in his elementary years. He entered bowling tournaments winning scholarship money and even rolled a at age nine.
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Brice was also a big fan of Harry Potter. He and his mom would listen to the audiobooks on the way to and from school and work and sometimes have to wait a few minutes in the parking lot if it was an especially exciting part. He also enjoyed playing rollerblade hockey in the cul de sac with all of his neighbors.
Brice participated in traveling baseball and pitched with his signature side arm delivery. At 12, he once struck out 13 batters in a six-inning game. He went to elementary and middle school in Bloomington, Minn. Brice was the quarterback for the Watford City Wolves in 7thth grade. He also played high school basketball, baseball, Legion baseball, and qualified for the North Dakota State Tournament in track when he was a sophomore. During high school, Brice was continuously surrounded by friends.
There was the planking, the owling, and the balancing large and heavy objects on their chins in shop class. Brice graduated in and entered Montana State University that fall. It is uncertain how much time he spent in the library, but he managed to become a regular on the snowboarding hill.
