In the time that I worked for Brian I was dealing with my mom's passing away Brian was always there for me. Texting me asking me how am I doing. We always talk about sports and about life. His college stories is one for the ages. He always made me laugh. He will be missed but never forgotten

My name is Louise and I worked for Brian when he owned Liberty Title. It was the best 7 years of my life. Brian was a wonderful boss and a great friend. Always had an open door whenever I needed to talk...about anything. He always had father like advice for me and genuinely cared. I am so sorry that I didn't know he was I'll. I wish I had gotten to talk to him or see him. My prayers are with his family. He will be missed so much, but I will never forget him.

To all of Brian's family. Our sincere condolences. May happy memories of Brian bring you comfort. Cathy O'Neill and Chuck Boisseau

My dear brother Brian I will miss you so! I will miss your incredible sense of humor as will as your beautiful smile. I know you are in heaven with mom and dad and your daughter Victoria. Eternal rest grant onto you my oldest brother until we meet again. I love you always Evelyn

My memory of Brian is each 10th year of his birthday we would come up with a different name for him like fabulous 40 forget about 50 and sexy 60. I would laugh with him and he would say OK another 10 years will have to think of another one. But best of all ; I always remember Brian being there for all of us young girls.If we ever had a problem and needed to speak to someone Brian was always there to listen and give advice. He was like another older brother to me.