Brian McCarthy

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

My sincerest condolences to Brian's Family. John Zaccagnino

I was saddened to read about Brian's passing. My condolences Maureen, Pat, and all your family. Brian was a wonderful person, and may he rest in eternal peace and happiness.

Dear Brian, You are going to be greatly missed by me and all your friends, which were many. I'm glad I got to see you that Saturday morning before you passed away that night. Thank you for all the times you picked me up and dropped me off after doctors' appointments when I wasn't allowed to drive. Thank you for all the pies brought to John's and my apartment for our dessert after we all watched many, many movies over the years with Tom Marrone and John McDonnell. As you would call it the "RKO...

Brian McCarthy you surely will be missed. All the times at the Central Ave house, even during the time when the house was rented from the Hanlon's. I was age 14 and McCarthy was age 28. Also to include times at pier beach, Parker House, Four Winds, The Arc, and Harrigans meanwhile connecting with other friends throughout the 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, and 2000's. I spoke to you last in Jan 2023 with the intent to meet you a Light house point, FL since I had moved to Florida recently. I am...

Brian was a great friend to all of the guys in South Florida. He came to a lot of our events to help people less fortunate and was very nice to the events and we appreciated his help. Some guys went to see him in the hospital and rehabilitation center. I saw him just two days before he passed away. I still remember him from Hicksville when he came to my celebrations there, and always remembered my neighbors bamboo trees that kept coming into my back yard. He will be missed by everyone....

Sorry for your loss; he will be missed. Knew Brian since 1970 when I joined Sheridan Council in Brooklyn. Remained close friends when Mary and I moved to NJ and then to the Old Dominion, Virginia Beach, VA. Brian would stop on his drive for a night or two and the 3 of us would go to Bubba's for dinner. Will never forget the memories we created over great seafood and the view of boats sailing under the Leisner Bridge, heading to the Atlantic, adjacent to the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel. ...

Brian was always a friendly man who loved to discuss a variety of topics. He will be sorely missed by his Lighthouse Point condo neighbors.