Khayman Broadi Dela Rosa, 34, of Brownwood, Texas, passed away leaving behind a legacy of deep loyalty, fierce love, and unforgettable presence. Born on March 20, 1991, Khayman was welcomed into a large and close‑knit family by his parents, Shaunna Harmes Franke and Robert Todd Franke.

Khayman grew up surrounded by the people who shaped him—family who stood by him, friends who became brothers, and a community that knew his heart. He built a life rooted in hard work, faith, and devotion to the people he loved. His career in the oilfield reflected his determination and grit, while his passion for the biker life showed his spirit of freedom and brotherhood. Above all, Khayman carried a strong belief in God, which guided him through every chapter of his life.

He is survived by his parents, Shaunna Harmes Franke and Robert Todd Franke; his grandparents Don Harmes, Pamela Harmes, and Joann Ricker; his siblings Chaplin Dela Rosa and Kendra Franke Williams; and his nephews Sledge Lee Holland, and Gary Wiedebusch. He also leaves behind his cousins Jewels Harmes Allcorn, Justin Allcorn, Wrendon Harmes and many more who loved him dearly. His aunt Misty "Nippy" Harmes, along with numerous other aunts, uncles, extended family members, and lifelong friends, will forever cherish his memory.

Khayman is preceded in death by his maternal grandparents, whose love and influence remained with him throughout his life.

Khayman's greatest pride was his family and friends. He loved them without hesitation and stood by them without question. His laughter, his loyalty, and the way he showed up for the people he cared about will be remembered always.

He will be deeply missed by all who knew him, and his memory will continue to ride on in the hearts of those he loved.

Service Details

A Last Ride in Khayman's honor will depart at 1:00 p.m., Saturday, January 10, 2026, from Blaylock Funeral Home 1914 Indian Creek Rd, Brownwood, TX 76801. Funeral and reception services will follow at 2:00 p.m. at 3900 TX-153, Coleman, TX 76834.

The family kindly asks all who attend to wear purple, in celebration of his life and spirit.

We remember a life that brought laughter and light, for "a cheerful heart is good medicine" (Proverbs 17:22)