Sonjia Warren Brandon, founder and president of Commercials Unlimited Talent Agency, died on May 8 in Los Angeles of natural causes
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The youngest of six sisters, Brandon was from Londonerry in Northern Ireland and raised in Scotland. She came to the United States as an immigrant and began her career in entertainment working for Rod Serling and John Frankenheimer at CBS Television City. There, she was introduced to talent agent Paul Brandon, who would later become her husband.
Working with entertainment management firm Baker Messina, Brandon represented their client Tim Allen in commercials for 35 years. "Nobody I knew was more intimidating, engaging, loyal and loving than Sonjia," said Allen in a statement. "And damn, she was funny."
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