Brian A. Ingalls

Wed., June 2, 2010

Dear Brian:

You are our sunshine and we think of you everyday.

You taught us how to adapt and live each day the best way you can. You told us you wanted to live with your communication board despite the effects of the disease on your body. You told us how you hated your disease and wanted to get better. You stayed strong and taught us how to be strong.

Dear Brenda:

You set an uncommon example that brings new...

I am so sorry Brenda for your loss - my thoughts and prayers go out to you. After several conversations and emails, I soon learned what a truely remarkable woman, mother and advocate you are and how great your love for Brian. You were such a blessing to him and he to you. Please email or call if there is anything I can do to help you. Blessings of comfort, love and support - Jane (Turgeon) Kendall

I only know of Brian through friends that cared for him and about him. Though his suffering is over on this earth, he is now blessed with eternal health and happiness. For his Mom, Brenda,there are no words to describe the emptiness felt when you you lose your child. You were always strong for him. He is at peace now and he will be watching over you, like you watched over him for 18 years. Please accept my deepest sympathy. May God Bless You and keep you safe.

my deepest condolences to Brian's family and friends. I didn't know Brian or his family, but I do know HD all too well. I feel his family's pain in losing someone so special to HD and I hope you all find peace knowing that Brian is off to a better place where he will be forever free of HD. You'll be in my prayers and the many prayers of everyone close to HD as we pray for a cure.

love you buddy. i will miss you dearly. keep on making those jokes about mom and we will catch up on them someday when i join you!! Brenda you will be in my prayers. Hes in a better place now.

Brian touched all of our hearts at LHS. He was a joy to have in chorus and he had a true appreciation for music. My senior singers are sad to hear about his passing but find comfort in knowing that he is traveling to a better place. We'll miss you, Brian!

Brian you always had a smile and made me happy to see you in class, RIP dear Buddy. Always thinking of you now free from the chair.
Joshua F. Londonderry High School

I did not know Brian. I was reading the obituaries and happened to see his picture. It looks to me like he was an angel on earth. My deepest sympathies to his family and friends.