Brian E. Fleury

Another year missed but not forgotten. Play on Strong Coach Fleury. Stacey Aromando and Family.

Brian lives on through countless games and their respective seasons. The Green Wave campus has a halo hanging over it. You are truly missed by your dear family, friends and every player that you coached. May God keep you still in his comfort and on a sunny day during any season know that all your hard earned achievements remain. Your song remains the same and your legacy is forever. With kind regards to The Fleury Family. Stacey AROMANDO

It´s another anniversary and I still remember your strong will to stay focused and win. The football season is underway and the memories on campus and on your baseball field. The players have shown up to play and during each of the four seasons May God continue to shine on you and your family. You are truly missed and never forgotten. Thanks for the opportunity throughout all these years. Go Green Wave. Stay Brian Strong!

Great man, coach and mentor Forever missed The Passaro family

Many years have passed but your memory lives on through decades of those who you inspired and have achieved under your guidance. Your laid backed smile and endurance that survived the storm shines over the Delbarton family not just during baseball and football season but all year around. We all miss you. During this season of Thanksgiving may we bow our head and be grateful for your giving soul and your dedication to the human race.

It is a true testament to a man who has touched, guided, coached and was a friend to so many young men...Coach Fleury you will be missed but you will always be with us.

To Jill Fleury:
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Dana, Michael, and Sophia Yormark

Dear Jill, our family was so saddened to hear the news about Brian. What a fight he fought all these years. My heart goes out to you, your parents, his wife and son, your entire family. Please know that I will pray for you constantly. With sympathy, and love, Joyce

It was shocking to hear of Brian's passing. I only knew him and his parents for a year while he played baseball at Tech. He was a wonderful person to be around, and he will be missed dearly.