Brian Charles Stegall

I have loved and missed Brian since I left him in AZ to finish school and moved back to Ca in 1979; the fondest and most joyous memories of my life remain the ones with him in CA and Az and the Arizona Sonoran desert as a backdrop to my love of him It is true that he was unique and so special and irreplaceable

It has been 3 years since you passed. We miss you so much. I miss being a wife, I miss your orneriness; I miss holding hands, I miss your hugs, I miss you, my beloved husband.

Old friend, I think of him often. Best banker I ever worked with. Truly missed.

Impossible to forget: your memory is loved eternally. Ursula and family

Close to 45 years of friendship and great memories - it's hard to believe that Brian has been gone for two years. We miss you Brian and treasure being part of your incredible family. Love, Linda and Eric

Oh Brian! Impossible to forget! We got the first annual family Christmas photo without you. I wiped away tears and then I when I had another look at the photo, I brightened up when I marveled at what you left behind. Kelsey brought a young historian into the family, your son had a sweet young lady by his side, Vanessa continues to be a dynamo, and your Linda continues to love you and what you both built together: a gorgeous, loving family! You did great Brian! Rest in Peace. Love, Ursula and...

Dear Brian, I am still in denial that you have passed! I feel like you are just going to pop into one of the family get togethers! I have been spending a lot of time with Linda, Kelsey and Vanessa and it has been amazing! We all miss you!!! Thank you for teaching us all to have fun in this life!!! I hope you are looking down on us!!! I love you and miss you! VAL and no I´m not 12 anymore!!!

Brian I am so sad to hear of your passing. You were a great guy who could make me laugh. I was telling Linda the snake story and now I'm going to share.
I met Brian at Centel Business Systems we worked in Finance. One day I opened my desk drawer POOF a big rubber snake! Imagine my shock....but I knew it was Brain. I waited and watch for Brian to leave his desk and brief case. Yes I did at first chance I opened his brief case and placed the snake in it. I believe it was the next day...

When I think of Brian - I think of a consummate family man. What a great neighbor who basked in the joy of family life! Everything he loved the most was at home: His beloved Linda, the wonderful children, and pet dogs. I loved his exceptional wit and snappy-comebacks. Brian had a wonderful, dry sense of humor. Years ago in our Arizona neighborhood, we had terrific Easter egg hunts for our young children. At one of these events, I was clustered with a group of women and I was talking of...