Brian Shul

So sorry to learn this. I served with Brian from 1983-1989 as an Air Traffic Controller at Beale. My memories of Brian were always fond and as he was the SR-71 liaison to the ATC division we had lots of opportunities to speak to and engage with him in discussions. I best remember him in that light as the epitome of a great story teller and that will always color my fond memories of time served together. RIP and God speed Brian. May you always Fly Higher and Faster than all the rest, even the...

I knew Brian at the Lead In Fighter Training (LIFT) squadron in Holloman AFB in the early 1980s. He was a friend and fine man and fellow Vietnam vet. RIP.

My deepest condolences to everyone who got to know Major Shul i learnt about him his life and death all within the last month.. i got to read sleddriver and he just must have been a incredible person ...after i got diagnosed with terminal cancer last year aged 28 i fell into a deep state of depression but his story really helps me through it i watch his speech nearly everyday with awe and i am impressed again and again Major Shul thank you for your service your passion and dedication you are...

Brian Shul´s inurnment with full military honors was yesterday at Arlington National Cemetery. Attended only by very close friends and family. We miss him dearly and will always remember his contagious laughter

I am a retired Army Nurse who took care of Brian when he was hospitalized with severe burns in 1974 at the Institute of Surgical Research in San Antonio, TX. I experienced him as a uniquely gifted man in his recovery "mission". I spent many evenings after my 3-11 pm shift sitting with Brian discussing what is really important in life. He taught me a lot about cherishing life. I feel blessed to have known him and will never forget his loving spirit.

Call sign Pickle wishes you a safe journey over the endless clouds.

You are an inspiration to the young men and women who aspire to be pilots. Fly high Brian!

just found out today, 2 years later that Mr Schul had passed...late condolences to all his family and friends, I never knew him or got to see him talk, but had read and watched a lot of his story over the years, what a amazing guy... funny, accomplished, and inspiring, a hero to many he never met, but left a great impression upon... we'll all meet someday, to say thank you.

Thank you Brian for ur service.