Brennan was born in Houston, Texas and attended Cornerstone Christian Elementary School, Barbara Bush Middle School and graduated from Ronald Reagan High School, class of 2006.

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After graduation, he would quickly fulfill his dream of becoming a firefighter, saving lives and helping his community.  He was a graduate of the Fire Academy and a certified firefighter by the Texas Commission on Fire Protection. He also had become a state-certified and Nationally Registered Emergency Medical Technician.

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August 10th felt like another ordinary day for a healthy and active twenty-two-year-old Brennan, but while helping his father paint a home, he was stung by a bee on his lip and stomach, causing an anaphylactic reaction,  which then resulted in Brennan's death.  

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Brennan's desire to help others was fulfilled upon his death by his generous gift of organ donation. Through this gift, he was able to give other families their miracle. The spirit of giving continues with Brennan's father's vision of creating a fund to help other people complete their training with some financial assistance.  With Ken’s vision, the Livaudais family has set out as their objective, via a scholarship program, to help as many individuals as possible who are having a difficult time affording the basic certification classes.