Brian J. Laloup

condolences

Dear Brian,
Sadly, I never had the pleasure to meet you. I did however have the pleasure of one short meeting with your parents a few days before you left. Ironically, at that meeting your parents and I had a conversation concerning the sudden death of my teenage daughter over 16 years ago. Your parents expressed deep regret for my loss and that of any family who suffers the loss of a beloved child. I appreciated their heartfelt compassion for my loss but more than that I appreciated...

Bev and Craig,

Very sorry for your loss. You are in my prayers.

Bev and Craig,

We are so sorry to hear of your loss. He was a great American. Our prayers are with you!

Semper Fi

Frank Leone, USMC and US Army (ret)
Charlotte Weinreich Leone

Downingtown, PA

As we passed the house and saw the flags we wanted to express our sorrow

Bev and Craig,
So sorry to hear of your loss. Bev, I remember our conversations at work about Brian and how you beamed with pride whenever you spoke of him and his tremendous accomplishments in the military. May he rest in peace and may you find solace in all of your memories of your wonderful son. Thank you, Brian, for serving our country. My prayers and thoughts to you and your family.

Carmen Chick
Chester Springs, PA

To the family and friends of Brian, I am so very sorry for your loss. Thank you Brian for serving our country and sacrificing everything so that we can live free. God bless.

Rest in peace Marine, you are paid in full.

I am also a GSM. My son was KIA in Iraq in 2007. I usually go to funerals at Washington Crossing, especially for young active military. I want to thank your son for his sacrifice and I want to thank you and your husband and his siblings for Brian. I know you will forever hold him in your heart, as I do my son.
Francie Dembowski