Brian Loomer

April:
You probably don't remember me but my daughter is a patient of Dr. Richards (and he is my cousin). I remember your sweet smile and wonderful greeting. You always made me feel of such value. I am sorry to hear of your loss. My prayers are with you.

To April, Russell & Loomer Family,

I had the opportunity to work with, (and learn from) Brian at two different dealerships. I will always remember his gentle way of working with me until I understood what I needed to. He was a very smart man and had a persona that was unlike anyone else I've ever known. I will always, always think of Brian when I listen to The Harder They Come (Jimmy Cliff). This album seemed to reflect a resemblance of Brian's personal path in life.

God Bless...

To the Loomer Family,

We were stunned to read about Brian's passing. Our families will always have a strong bond, with many happy memories beginning with St. Cyril's. Salpointe and the Loomer/Serna get-togethers. We want to extend our deepest and most sincere loving feelings for all of you at this difficult time. Although our families don't see each other enough, we often reminisce about all the great, fun times we had in the past. The entire Serna family extends our sympathy to...

Dear April,

I am so sorry for your loss. Fortunately you have some wonderful relatives and friends to support you during this difficult time.

Warmest regards,

Orren Bateman
Friend of Guy & Lana Wollam

To Brians family, our deepest thoughts are with you at this very hard time, keep in mind he will always be rememberd , in the car bussiness and a great ,just a great freind,, all around,,,,, he was the
best........... Scott Platts and family....

Brian, we will miss you. Wendy and I were laughing today recalling your humor when relating stories. No one could tell a story better and have us on the floor rolling with laughter. God bless you and your family.

So sorry for your loss brian was great man he was a great car guy and will be missed

April so sorry to hear about your loss, my thoughts and prayers to you and your family.

I knew Brian from high school. Needless to say, those were very crazy times. It's comforting to know that Brian came out of the darkness and into the light long before his passing. We will all remember him in our hearts with fond memories. God Bless you, Brian. Thanks for being a part of so many lives. Sincerely, John Carrasco