The Loras College graduate had a promising career in finance and was preparing to start a family with his longtime girlfriend and fiancée.
Highlights
- Brice Everson, a former standout wrestler for Loras College, passed away at 27 on January 28, 2025.
- He was engaged to Megan Meese, and they planned to marry in November 2026.
- Brice was known for his dedication to wrestling and his career in finance. His family is establishing a scholarship fund in his name.
- He is survived by his fiancée, parents, Wade and Tricia Everson, and three brothers: Noah, Cade, and Owen.
Brice Everson, a former standout wrestler for Loras College and a rising financial advisor, passed away on January 28, 2025, at the age of 27.
His death, which occurred at Methodist Hospital in San Antonio, Texas, a day after he suffered a cardiac arrest, has left his family, friends, and the wrestling community in mourning.
Everson, who was engaged to his fiancée, Megan Meese, and set to marry in November 2026, was remembered as a caring, driven, and compassionate individual who touched countless lives.
Brice Everson’s passing came as a shock to those who knew him, especially considering he never had any heart problems to begin with.
Doctors did not discover the exact cause of cardiac arrest; his mother wrote on Facebook a day before his passing,
Brice went into cardiac arrest this morning; no reason as his heart tests are unremarkable. So no answer why this happened. They had to shock his heart 13x total.
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Basically they have him stable and waiting to see if swelling in brain goes down. There have him on an external pacemaker and ECHMO. They did a couple brain scans and initial ones did not look good. But he’s young and they are doing all they can to try to let him heal and see how he responds.
Everson was an organ donor, and his final act of generosity will allow a part of him to live on in others.
His family has encouraged loved ones to wear blue to his funeral services, a color that symbolized his strength and spirit.
Brice Was A Loving Family Man
Brice was born on January 5, 1998, in Clinton, Iowa, to parents Wade and Tricia Everson.
He grew up in Camanche, Iowa, alongside his three brothers: Noah, Cade, and Owen.
His parents, who still reside in Camanche, described him as a determined and compassionate individual who made a lasting impact on everyone he met.
His mother, Tricia, wrote on Facebook,
We have no words to express how thankful, humbled and proud we are for the obvious impact Brice had on so many. The Facebook posts, phone calls and texts are are so appreciated. We feel the love and we feel the prayers.
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Hearing the stories from so many on how they were impacted by Brice with his grace and wisdom will never get old so feel free to text me anytime you think of story that will make me smile. So many people have changed their profile pictures as a tribute to him and it warms my heart so much, I can’t even express how much.
In November 2024, Brice proposed to Megan Meese, his longtime girlfriend from Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
The couple, who had recently rescued two cats, Tito and Jameson “JJ,” were eagerly planning their wedding, set for November 7, 2026.
Megan, who moved to San Antonio with Brice, was his biggest supporter and partner in life.
Their engagement was a joyous milestone that made his sudden passing even more heartbreaking.
Everson Leaves Behind A Wrestling Legacy
Brice Everson’s wrestling career began at the age of four, and he quickly became a standout athlete.
At Camanche High School, he was a two-time state placer and a state finalist, earning recognition as a leader in the wrestling community.
His passion for the sport led him to Wabash College in Indiana, where he competed for two years before transferring to Loras College in Dubuque, Iowa.
At Loras, Brice became a key member of the wrestling team, helping the Duhawks achieve national success.
In 2019, he qualified for the NCAA Nationals and was ranked fourth nationally at 133 pounds.
That same year, Loras snapped Wartburg College’s 27-year conference championship streak.
His dedication to wrestling earned him the title of Wrestler of the Week in February 2019 after a standout performance against a defending national champion.
He Had A Promising Career in Finance
After graduating from Loras College in 2020 with a degree in Economics and a minor in Wealth and Financial Management, Brice pursued a career in finance.
He worked at several firms before landing his dream job as a Wealth Financial Advisor at Frost Bank in San Antonio.
Known for his work ethic and dedication, Brice quickly excelled in his role, earning the respect of his colleagues and clients.
Brice’s Passing Leaves A Community In Mourning
Brice’s death has prompted an outpouring of tributes from the wrestling and financial communities.
Former teammates, coaches, and colleagues have shared memories of his kindness, determination, and leadership.
His family has announced plans to establish a scholarship in his name, ensuring that his legacy of hard work and compassion continues to inspire others.
Funeral services for Brice Everson were held on February 8, 2025, at the River Church in Clinton, Iowa.
The service was attended by hundreds of friends, family members, and community members who came to honor his life.
In lieu of flowers, the family requested donations to the scholarship fund, a fitting tribute to a man who valued education and giving back.
Additional Information
- The Everson family is being supported by Snell-Zornig Funeral Homes & Crematory. To leave online condolences, visit his obituary at www.snellzornig.com.
- Brice was also involved in amateur mixed martial arts (MMA) and had a record of 1 win and 2 losses.
