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8/15/2016 Molly Ruggles
Somerville, MA, USA
Dear Brendan and Melissa, My thoughts are with you at this sad and difficult time. Your dad is gone way too soon. You must miss him deeply. Hearing you in church yesterday, Brendan, I could hear the love in your voice. If there is anything I can do, please let me know. love, Molly R.
8/16/2016 Peggy Gallagher-Elmer
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Angela and Brendan, Brian was a wonderful supervisor for me as a psychology intern, he had much to offer! I will miss his guidance and heartfelt humor about our profession. I will always remember our times together as families, "games played" at school; and I am still envious of his work lunches! Peggy
8/16/2016 Mike Elmer
Wilmington, NC, USA
I was very sorry to hear about Brian's passing, Angela and Brendan! Brian was my colleague and friend for almost three decades in the East Providence School Dept. I valued his intelligence, quiet sense of humor, and calming influence in our sometimes stressful work environment as well as on the golf course. He had a humble, unassuming demeanor that was pleasant to be around. The world needs more people like Brian!
8/18/2016 Bob & Kathy (Morris) Drew
Chandler, Arizona, United States
We remember Brian from the neighborhood in Melrose. He was in my brother, Ricky's class at Ripley School. Thoughts and prayers to all the family, especially Barbara & Chris.
8/18/2016 Richard Skaare
Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, United States
I lived up the street from Brian growing up, and was his classmate for 12 years. We played lots of whiffle-ball with brother Chris, Charlie Harrington, and others in Brian's yard. His parents and mine were lifelong friends; they all played cards with other couples regularly. Brian and my personalities were much different, but I always appreciated his wry humor and his intellect. I wish his family increasing comfort amidst the pain, and growing peace amidst the distress.