Brian James Kavanagh

I was a classmate of Brian´s in Traverse City. He kept us laughing with his sense of humor and yes, sometimes pretty irreverent comments. I Google friends names time to time and was very sad indeed to read the news he had passed. My condolences to his family and loved ones.

My deepest sympathy and prayers to all of the Kavanaghs on your great loss. May Brians soul rest in eternal peace with our loving God.

Sister Stella Maris Craven

I did not know him but I went to BEHS with Chris and a Kevin and they loved their siblings. I have heard such wonderful things about him and I am sorry we never met. My prayers and condolences to the entire Kavanagh family

Our deepest sympathy do you, Jill and to all of Brians family. We remember the exact spot where we were the moment that we met Brian and his brother, in the mid 90s. It was such a fun introduction to the Kavanaghs and will be etched fondly in our memory.

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

Condolences to Jill and the family. Brian was such a proud Irishman. I already miss you busting my chops about being English. May you rest in peace my friend. Kerry and I will miss you very much.

I did not know Brian, but I sail as Chief Engineer with his brother Chris. I am a professional mariner and I understand the difficult and important task of being a pilot and mariner. My kind regards to Brian's family, and God bless you all during this time.

So sorry to read this! Was so hoping to see you two at Acme one day. Tommy and I were actually riding around island last weekend and saw a group of cars in your driveway. Never imagined this. Our love to you, Keegan and Colin.

Jill, I am so sorry to hear of Brian's passing. Much love and many prayers for you and the kids.