“There’s just nothing we can do without grace we’re all dirty, messed up people, but Christ still loves us,” said Rhett. One theme that is apparent throughout the entire album is that of grace. The record speaks of the singer’s personal journey and is refreshingly raw and honest. Rhett’s first single with his new record label Essential Records was “When Mercy Found Me” off the album Come To The River. The more I sang the more things started opening up.” “So I was a drummer at church growing up until one day they called me out front to sing ‘Grace Like Rain’ by Todd Agnew, and I never went back to the drums. “I always knew I wanted to do music, but I couldn’t sing as a kid I was just terrible at it,” he said. From there, the Lord began opening doors for Rhett to lead worship and pursue music. Rhett and April went on to get married, and rededicated his life to Christ. Let’s do everything right from here on out.” I finally sat down with April, who is now my wife, and said: We’ve done everything wrong that we possibly can. “My girlfriend’s having a baby, and I have no job. “It was like, Man, what am I doing?” he recalls. That was the stop in the path for me.”īeing faced with being a father at 17, Rhett knew it was time to make a choice – he could continue going down the destructive path he was on, or he could change. It wasn’t long after that we found out she was pregnant. So they sent me to this Christian school, the only one that would take me, and I met this girl. It wasn’t long before I was expelled from school-just always in trouble. “I mixed with the rough crowd, got into fights and drugs. I just went nuts, doing whatever I wanted to do in the moment,” he said. followed by Graveside services at Klein Memorial Park – Spring Klein: 9714 FM 2920, Tomball, Texas 77373 (281 320-2674).“We moved away from my hometown when I was 16, and I didn’t like that. Celebration of Life for Brett will be Monday, August 9, 2021, at Klein Funeral Home at 2: p.m. Visitation for Brett will be Sunday, August 8, 2021, at Klein Funeral Home – Champions location: 16131 Champion Forest Dr. Brett lived in California for a few years and always wanted to return to the Golden State. He also had a deep Christian faith and was a believer in Jesus. Those who knew Brett appreciated his wit, kindness, and love of life. Brett enjoyed varied interests: Commercial print, acting, pencil drawings, water skiing, soccer, marksman (rifle expert), and his military experience.
He worked in the service industry, and for the last several years specifically in the restaurant business.
He achieved many college hours before entering the US Marines.Īfter the military, Brett entered the Page Parkes Center of Modeling where he trained and worked as a model. Brett’s nieces and nephews: Blane Alan Channel, Boston Nicholas Egert, Grace Abigail Egert, Lane Walker Egert, and Ruby Faith Egert.īrett attended Cy Fair ISD Schools: Hancock and Matzke Elementary, Bleyl Junior High, and graduated from Cypress Creek High School. Brett had one son Alesandro Séb astien Maradiega Egert. Siblings include: Benjamin Frey Egert of Davenport, Florida Brian Justin Egert of El Paso, Texas Beau Dana Egert of Friendswood, Texas, and Brittany DeLee Egert of Houston. He is survived by his parents: Dana and Becky Egert of Friendswood, Texas and Dean and DiAnn Mills of Houston, Texas. Brett lived with his parents in Toledo until 1980 when the family moved to Houston, Texas.
Brett was tragically struck by a vehicle while walking in a crosswalk and died instantly.īrett was born in Toledo, Ohio on Februto Dana F. Brett Morgan at the age of 44 passed from this life into the arms of Jesus on Thursday, July 29, 2021, in Houston, Texas.
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