BRIAN C. HUBBARD

Words cannot express the loss we all feel knowing Brian has left us. My condolences goes out to Brian's family.

My railroad career started the same day as Brian, over 34 years ago. It seems like yesterday. Brian always had a way of getting your attention. We became friends the first day we started together and until his passing.

Brian had a huge heart, a very sensitive side. We shared many great times and struggles together at work, because Brian was a great union...

Dear, Dear Brian:
Nan Rolfe conveyed it best. My heart aches for the confidant I've lost.
I will fondly remember the long talks over grilled cheese (you made the best!),the bike rides ("put your arms down,you're lookin' like an amateur!") I still do that to this day Brian, just for you! ;-)
The pure love you effortlessly provided to so many...
I will forever be grateful and blessed to have learned from your example of tolerance and friendship. You are the epitome....

Brian Hubbard, a king among men has left us this week. I will never love, respect or trust anyone as I have Hubba, ever!!! There were no limits or hurdles that ever prevented him from helping others. When a friend needed assistance he never asked "Why should I", instead he'd say, "Lets get this taken care of". The world has lost the most extraordinary human being who ever walked upon it. Bri will forever be missed. This is the death, no one will ever understand nor ever accept. My...

I remember you brian i rode with you on a poker run,didnt really know you but from what i seen you were a kind person always willing to lend a hand i will miss you brother may you ride the heavens and watch over all of us still here left on this earth,untill we meet Godbless your family,Your friend SMASH

Brian was truly a great person. He always had a kind word to say to me and I enjoyed the times that Joanie, Angie, and the rest of the gang at the bars we frequented had with him. He will truly be missed by all of us. I was not aware he passed away until today, but I will remember him the way he was when I last saw him. My sympathies are with all of his family.

Ian, Jasmine and Brian,
I am so sorry to hear to hear about your father. I have so many great memories of him from growing up- the vacation at Atwood Lake when he ate the Daddy Long Leg spider to gross out all the kids. I'm thinking about all of you and send my condolences.

Alison Colson (Gettings)

May fair winds prevail as Brian rides on to his next life, free of suffering. I know someone's left a light on to guide him on his way. My sympathy is extended to all of Brian's family and friends during this most season of life.

Jazzy~
I remember the night we snuck out with those boys and your dad pulled up next to us in her car, on Warren and Hilliard. The look on his face, I will never forget. He chased us half way across Lakewood. He loved you so much. I am so sorry for your and Ian's loss. He will be missed.

i can't put in words my respect influence and inspiration you have been to me I love you ride on my brother