BRIAN PRIDHAM

Thinking and missing you today on your birthday XOXOX. Until we meet again.

Ellen, I'm so sorry for the loss of your brother, my prayers and thoughts are with you and I hope you can find peace in your loving memories, here for you love you, your friend, Ginny

My heart goes out to Brian's family in this difficult time. I had the pleasure of knowing Brian for many, many, years. Brian was a kind and thoughtful person that I was lucky to call a friend. I keep you all in my thoughts and prayers.

Brian and I grew up on Columbus Ave together. He was a great kid. We used to go down to "The Trails" & "Yatesy" and catch snakes. We would lift up anything a snake or other creepy crawler could hide under! He alway knew what each new varmint we would discover was. I would still be paging thru the "Pond Life" field guide we both had.( i think he memorized it) He also got me addicted to tropical fish ( my house looked like an aquarium!) We would ride our bikes everywhere! Ah, to go back to...

Brian was a unique person. He was reserved and shy ...until he got to know you. He was smart, well informed and curious. If he was comfortable with you, he would light up when he laughed. Then, you might find yourself discussing the thickness of an astronaut´s suit or the substance that makes a polar bear´s fur shed water ...and you would enjoy it. He was witty, funny and bright. He was my friend and he will be missed deeply. Although our lives diverged years ago... our friendship never...

Uncle Brian, Thank you for all your kindness, generosity, funny jokes, and many memories. I think everyone who was lucky to know you will say the same.

I am so sorry to hear of Brian's passing. He was a very special person, and a good friend to my son Michael. My condolences to the family.