Brian Goodman

We have kept your family in our thoughts and prayers this week and pray that God's tender mercies bring you comfort and hope. Pastor Catherine and Dr. William Mode

We are so sorry for your loss. Brian was a very warm and generous man. We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers.

We met Brian through a mutual friend who introduced him to us for mutual interests: his boys' long-run and very successful racing careers. Frank and Brian worked together on Jon, and then Lance's karts. The boys' first flags still wave above Frank's bench, and although the boys' racing careers ended, our friendship with the entire family only grew stronger. Brian became just like a brother to Frank (who only has sisters).

As I close my eyes, I can still envisage him smiling when I...

Peggy, and your whole family, We are so sad to hear about Brian. Although we only met a few times, when Kathy and Mike lived across from us, he was a very nice guy and nice to talk to. He will be missed. Take Care.

We'll miss seeing Brian at taco bell & having a nice visit with him. He was always so concerned about everyone. we'll miss you.

Truly saddened by your loss. We will remember Brian with fondness and hope you find strength with each other.

My deepest sympathy. May God comfort your family at this difficult time. Brian was a genuine person.

To The Goodman Family:

Our family met Jackie and Lee and their five boys when we moved across the street from them on Bengal Rd. in 1966. We have such fond memories of the years we spent in Neenah and afterwards when we moved away. Through the years we have kept in touch with all of the Goodman's.

Jackie and Lee you should be commended on the wonderful job you did molding your sons into the fine men that they have become.

It is so hard to say goodbye to Brian, he was...