Bradley Raybourne Jr
Celebrating the Life of

Bradley Raybourne Jr

March 24, 1996 - August 02, 2025

Obituary

March 24, 1996 – August 2nd, 2025

Bradley Stephen Raybourne Jr, a devoted son, brother, friend, passionate technologist, athlete, and strong ally to the tech community, passed away peacefully at home in San Juan, Texas on August 2, 2025. He was 29 years old and surrounded by his family.

Born on March 24, 1996, in Austin, Texas, Bradley was the first child of Susan Wyble (née Cormier) and Bradley Boyd Raybourne Sr, and my older brother. Ever since he was young he was always interested in computers and technology, and had a deep appreciation for art and music. My brother had a talent in Rap and Hip hop music as well as playing the drums.

He was always interested in learning and sharing knowledge with others in IT communities and was a professional in information security.

My brother spent many hours playing games competitively such as Call Of Duty and Counterstrike.

Bradley is survived by his mother, Susan Wyble; his sister, Melissa Raybourne and her partner, Ryan Fontaine; as well as numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends who held him dear. He was preceded in death by his father, Braldey Boyd Raybourne Sr., and his paternal grandparents.

A celebration of Bradley's life will be held at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in San Juan, Texas. Our family has ultimately chosen to hold a private memorial.

Memories and Condolences

  • First met Sigma through the selling of 0days for CMS software pre 2010. We had similar interests and humor and hit it off instantly. That was decades...

    Aaron
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    We weren't close, but you were always someone that I admired heavily in terms of your skill and reverence. Hoping your family and those very close to...

    J
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  • My condolences to the family and everyone that knew him. Brad was one of the most intelligent people I ever had the privilege to talk to, and one of t...

    Vunsh
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  • RIP Sigma, #LizardSquad days.

    Jason
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