Brian Patrick Schick

I'll miss you Brian. You were a pleasure to work with over the past decade. Your steadfast conviction to your business and family was truly admirable. You left your mark in Greenville and we thank you for that. Thanks for being a good friend. Rest in peace

Was deeply saddened to hear of Brian´s passing. Charlotte and our Dilworth neighborhood lost a true friend and gentleman. Praying for Kim and the family.

I'm sad to read this. A good guy!

I am so sorry to hear about Brian. My thoughts are with Kim and the rest of the family during this difficult time. Best regards, Bob Spratt

Kim and girls, I am terribly sorry to hear about your dad! My heart aches and I will continue to lift you all up during this extremely difficult time. Brian was a fabulous person inside and out. Sending my condolences. Hold onto your beautiful memories. Kristen

I´m so sorry to hear this news. My father is too sick to travel and I am moving my daughter into college today. I really wanted to be there. I´m so sorry to Kim and the kids and the grandkids and the siblings. Brian was such a wonderful guy. I love to hear the stories that my dad used to tell me and I remember when he used to live up here in Virginia he would keep his sailboat at our house and his bike and he was always so good to my learning, disabled sister. He always made her feel so...

I just wanted to say how sorry we are to hear Brian´s passing. My father is too sick to be able to attend and I am moving my daughter up to college today, but I want you to know how much we loved him. He was so good to my sister and his beautiful daughters were flower girls in my wedding. So many fond memories of him, living up here with his sailboat and bike. He was truly such an angel. I´m so grateful for the love that he gave to my sister and how beautiful he always made her feel he was...

Such a smart, fun and caring fellow. His family and friends will laud him for generations.

I knew Brian for only about four years, and we met in person less than a dozen times. Yet, I feel as though I had known him for decades. No one lived more than Brian, and no one set a better example of how to live than Brian. We worked together on Greenville projects and I am privileged to have had Brian introduce me to his city, his trivia, his music, his art, his family, his faith, and his favorite restaurants. No kinder soul or more fully developed gentleman will be found. Brian was...