Heather C. Herrmann-Brennan

Heather Corinne Herrmann- Brennan was born February 17,1974. She married Daniel Brennan Nov 18,2005 She is survived by her husband Daniel Brennan and her parents Leonard and Susan ( Kossak) Herrmann, brothers Seth (Dyana) Herrmann, and Matthew (Samatha) Herrmann. As well as aunts, uncles, cousins and many who were very close to Heather who she considered to be family. She took great pride in being a 4th generation servant of Jehovah God. She was baptized on July 25,1987 as one of Jehovah’s Witnesses and she had the privilege of serving as a Regular Pioneer, in the full-time ministry, with her husband, Dan. Heather was born in the Detroit area and moved around several times in her youth, which allowed her to belong to several congregations of Jehovah’s organization. She made many close friends and always kept in contact with them throughout the years. Eventually she moved to Port Huron and soon called it “home” After a 4-year courageous fight against pancreatic cancer, Heather fell asleep in death on May 23,2025 with her husband by her side. Heather was blessed with an expressive personality. She loved to dress in a way that was respectfully outside the norm. Heather graduated from St. Clair Community College with a degree in language arts. She enjoyed writing, especially poetry, with some of her works being published. Heather enjoyed picnics and campfires with friends. She fondly remembered trips to Myrtle Beach with her family. Heather dearly loved children. Although she did not have any of her own, she made herself a special Aunt to all the children around her. She would often take a special interest in widows and younger sisters in the congregation, always making sure their needs were cared for. She enjoyed arts and crafts with her close friends. Heather loved animals and hence throughout her life, she had many different kinds of pets that she adored. She loved the Muppets as well as the characters on Sesame Street. She was passionate about providing meals for ones that were sick, never making a meal the same way twice. Heather loved Jehovah God and his promises and has spent many hours of her life teaching people about His promises such as the solid promised hope of the resurrection. In her final days, Heather exerted herself to reassure her friends and family that everything was going to be alright because of her and their trust in Jehovah. Heather is sleeping now. Safe and secure in Jehovah’s memory as his precious daughter. And we long to see her again in the near future. -Job 14: 14,15 A memorial service will be held at a later date. Arrangements in care of Jowett Funeral Home - Port Huron.

Heather C. Herrmann-Brennan

February 17, 1974 - May 23, 2025