Brian N. Connor

I was shocked to discover that Rev. Connor passed away. He was such a nice man who helped me many years ago. The last time we communicated was in 2012. He is missed.

I'll miss you Brian Connor!

Joel Fishpaw

Thanking God for Brian Connor and what he meant to our church family (Redland Baptist) and to our family. May our Lord's comfort and love surround you all.

I was very sorry to learn of Brian's passing. He was a true man of God and will be rewarded as such. Condolences to Miss Mary and his family.

It was a challenging joy to work with Brian, June, and Lisa during a season of risk, eye-opening encounters, and pursuit of the Kingdom of God. I learned a lot from Brian, about forgiveness, warfare, and authority. "For now we see through a glass, darkly; but then face to face: now I know in part; but then shall I know even as also I am known." 1 Corinthians 13.12

A friend, a mentor, a front line warrior in the battle against principalities and powers, an exemplary father, a rare gem of manhood and wisdom, a quick wit with a mischievous smile, knowing everything you would ever want to know about the civil war, a true gentleman and scholar. Our Brian, now completely the Lord's. Prayers for all suffering his loss, especially Amy & Carey who carry on his legacy of spiritual warmth and grace. Til we meet again in our eternal home. Peace, Brother.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

It's a sad time for his family and us who knew him, but a day of celebrating in heaven the homecoming of one of God's favorite sons.