Brian L. Stephan

I am so very sorry to hear about Brian´s passing. We were in the same graduating class and I remember him as always kind and having a smile for everyone. He also became good friends with my father through a working relationship. He will certainly be missed and I hope that his memory brings peace and blessings to his family and friends.

He was a wonderful man and friend. I miss him! Larry Gordon

Brian was more to me than a business associate, he was a friend and GREAT AMERICAN. I truly miss him.

Brian taught our kids more than how to play football. He taught them sportsmanship, respect, and gave them confidence. He earned their respect, never demanded it. This is a huge loss for our community.

Compassion; Perseverance; Confidence; Respect; Will-power; Grit. He was their Coach. He taught them. I will forever be thankful.

As a customer of Silver Arrow (and its predecessor) Brian was such a joy to work. He was a tremendous help to me when my aging parents moved to an assisted living facility as he (and his staff) patiently guided me through the process of making sure all of their financial affairs were in order. With the help of Brian and his staff, my parents, thankfully, did not run out of money. I could not have achieved this without the help of Brian and his staff. I will miss his smile and his...

Our sincere condolences to the Stephan family on your loss. Brian will be missed by all who knew him. A great loss to the community. RIP Brian.

A personal and close friend to my wife and I as well as a Christian with a massive heart for anyone who ever knew him. The most unselfish and giving person we had the privilege of knowing. He will be very much missed !!! Brett and Tammy Kilner

Brian was one of the most gentle, kind. and considerate fifth grade students I ever had the pleasure of teaching. My sincere and heartfelt condolences.