Brian Knauer

I certainly miss Brian Big Laugh! Play cards, pool and skiing with Brian was memorable!

Brian, I just want to say I miss you. I know you're in Heaven and I'll see you one day. You have one of the best families, and family of friends I've ever known. Mike and Deb P., Dan and Connie P., Kathy H., and many more miss you a lot. You're a great man and we all miss and love you.
John Brown

I recall when John Brown and I picked Brian up at the airport just before Christmas many years ago. He had been living in Hilton Head, SC. Brian got in the car that had been idling for about 15 min. at the gate pick-up area. As we sat 3 abreast in the front seat I could feel a constant shiver. We traveled several blocks and I said "what is the matter" He said "I am FREEZING!" Ohhhh The Bear! We'll miss you buddy!!

So long Fats. From a old friend.
Till we meet again....

Our deepest sympathy to the whole Knauer family. I go back to grade school with Brian. There are many memories I will never be able to laugh about with him again, although I will still smile when I think about them. Connie met Brian about twenty years ago and also enjoyed his company, mostly up at Mike & Deb's.

to "uncle Miltie", we are very sorry to hear of Btian's passing..Remembering the card playing nites in the basement and somebody always being "light"..Remember the good times, and we wish you all our deepest sympathies..Mike and Dave DiPasquale

Very sorry to hear of Brian's passing. I remember Brian from the old days back in the neighborhood and extend my condolences to the Knauer family, take care.

Dear Mr.and Mrs. Milton Knauer and Family,
I'm very sorry for Brian's passing. Brian and I had many long talks about so many things and I know he's with the Lord. Thank you for giving us such a precious gift for all of us that love Brian. I can't imagine my life without him. We were best friends and I'll always love and miss him, his laugh and love. He was a mans man, yet such a sensitive soul that always made every life he touched better for having known him. Milton and Judy, you are in...

Our sympathy on Brian's death. My family lived on Island Avenue when the Knauer boys were growing up. My children, Mark, Dave, Karen, Donna and Ken were all fond of Brian and treasure happy memories of those carefree days as small children.