Brian Roger Mizen

Just today we learned of Brian's death earlier this month...he was a memorable neighbor and will be missed! Often seen walking Enzo around the neighborhood, Brian was always friendly with a smile or encouragement to share. When our granddaughter went around the neighborhood selling Girl Scout cookies; collecting donations for the Heart Association; or school fund raisers, Brian always had a kind word along with a purchase to help out. Wishing you the best in your new great adventure...

I was very blessed to meet this father of my precious daughter in law on a number of occasions. He was such a kind, gentle and loving person. I remember all of us hanging around the campfire playing guitars and singing. I watched as tears of joy flowed from his and Cheryl's eyes as their daughter Emily sang the most amazing version of an Eva Cassidy song. It brought tears to my eyes and filled me with joy. Even though it was only a few times, it was always such a pleasure to be in his...

I did not get to know Brian as well as I had hoped. I did, however, get to spend a few very enjoyable evenings with him as well as a thoroughly enjoyable round of golf.
Of the few private conversations we enjoyed, the one that sticks with me always was the one we shared about how lucky we both were to have found, fallen in love with, and managed to stay married to our incredible wives! In that same conversation we both hoped and wished the same for our shared son and daughter Jason and...

I miss the twinkle in his eye when he smiled or laughed. We had some fun golf outings over the years, I'll never forget how hard the wind blew in our faces in Palm Springs and Brian used a driver on a par 3. I'm sure he made his par!

A kind, funny and wonderful man. Rest in sweet peace, Brian. And to those left behind for a brief time, may you find solace in God's unending love and grace.

You have my condolences,, I'm so sorry for the loss of your love one, may the loving support of family, friends and prayers sustain you through this very difficult time. 2nd. Corinthians 1:3, 4

I had the pleasure of working with Brian and not only was he a great story teller, he also loved to pull pranks. RIP Brian.

Thank you for the great memories. You were a great boss & friend.

Brian was the best neighbor in the world. I am so saddened to hear of this. I always enjoyed talking with him over the fence...he is going to be missed. He was a very sweet man, and it was my good fortune to know him.