Brian James Ruff Jr.

Thinking of you (51) and Jodie.

Love ya 51

51, Love ya man

5 PLUS YRS OF BEING "PART" OF THE RUFF HOUSE WAS A MEMORABLE EXERIENCE FOR OUR FAILY WHILE OUR SON ATTENDED CITADEL. HE WAS WELCOMED INTO THE HOUSEHOLD AND LOVED BY ALL. BRIAN WAS AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE WHOLE EXPERIENCE. A POLITE UPBEAT PERONALITY THAT WAS WELCOMED TO BE AROUND . HE WAS RESPECTFUL AND ALWAYS SMILED DURING OUR MANY VISITS. HIS SENSE OF HUMOR COUPLED WITH HIS SMILE AND FRIENDLINESS ENHANCED OUR VISITS. TAKEN TOO EARLY--HE IS STILL LOVED BY OUR FAMILY AND WE HOPE HE IS...

Dear Ruff Family,
Im sorry for your lost, i go to school with Bobby (im his friend) and someday you will see him . he sounds like a great person from the stories Bobby told me

Jody and family..I continue to think about you everyday and pray for your healing. I hope to talk to you soon. Love, Dawn K. Benner

Brian, I am so sorry for your loss.

Sincerely,
Ruth A Malone

Dear Mr. and Mrs. Ruff,
I am so sorry to hear of Brians passing, I'll never forget his infectious smile and positive attitude.
My sincerest regards,
Adam VanBibber

Brian, Jodi, and family,
I am deeply saddened over your loss. My father-in-law lost his oldest son, Malcolm Jr., in a terrible car accident a year before I went to the Citadel. He was a great kid and had lots of promise. Ma never really got over it. I am a firm believer that God is in control of all things and allows things to happen that we don't understand on this side of eternity. But we can trust in His grace and His love, as well as His promises. "And we know that for those who love...