Brian James Nolan

I've just seen the orbituary notice. Brian was my cousin and vivid memories of him from his visits to Ireland with his lovely parents Uncle Brian and Aunt Sue. Belated condolences to all his family. Peter Nolan (son Of the late Jack and Annie Churchtown Dublin and brother of the late Father Jimmy Nolan OMI)

We are so sorry to hear about your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you in this time of grief.

Our sincerest sympathy to Annie and the family. We are sorry we were out of town and unable to attend Brian's services. We thought him to be a truly fine man.
His courage the last 2 years is an inspiration to us and to our morning breakfast group.
He is missed.

Mr. Nolan was a dear friend of my father and uncle. They were close for many years and my father always looked forward to seeing Mr Nolan. He will be missed. I am sorry for the loss to his family and friends.
Jack

We are saddened to hear of the family's loss. Mr. Nolan was always very pleasant and patient with us both as children and adults. He was a true gentlemen with thoughtfullnes and caring for those near to him. He and his family will be in the Pliske's thoughts and prayers.

Brian was a true gentleman with wit, humor, compassion and love. I will never forget how he came to see my mothe at the nursing home during his illness. She viewed him as one of our own and prayed for him daily-as did our whole family. Jack shared his beloved friend with his whole family and each one is better for knowing him. Thank God for the wonderful man we hold in our hearts.

our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family, we are all sad about the terrible news, ken,julie,the kids,warren & kathy and the rest of the buffalo crew

At this difficult time, may you know the deep sympathy that is felt for you and your family. As you share the stories and memories of his life and how he lived, Brian will always be remembered.