My Dear Sister Terry: I cannot image the suffering Brian went through. It saddens me that he suffered so long in his illness. Terry and Family, my deepest sympathies go to all off you. Brian's suffering is over, which may be of comfort, however missing someone so special will take some healing. My prayers and thoughts are with you all, and I hope in some way, you will see a Star in the Heavens at night, and realize that Brian is among them, watching over all of you in Time. He will watch you grow, your laughter and your smiles, your achievements and successes. Blessings to Brian and Terry and their Family. Thinking of you, Giovanni D'Alessandro

Terry and Family:
So very sorry for your loss. May Brian "Rest in Peace"

I met Brian in the fall of 1995. I was a new hire electrician at WAP. Brian was working for DCT tool as a robot programmer getting the new equipment up and running . Brian was always helpful in solving any problems to get the lines running. His kind and calm manner helped me out of many a jam. He was never condescending or rude, and was always willing to help or show you what you needed to know. I will never forget his kindness to me in these stressful situations.
Brian and I also shared a common love, the Buick automobiles. I dropped in to see him numerous times to show him my latest Buick addition. He would look over my car and share the joy with me of our love for our vehicles. Brian would show me what he was doing with his Buick, we were like two kids in the candy store when it came to our cars. I will miss Brian. Rest in peace my friend.

Terry - although it has been many years since our time spent at the minivan plant... Brian and I would be on many projects throughout the years. Always for differing companies.
My most sincere condolences. He will be missed by all that knew him