Brian Alan Tatum

Sorry to post so late Brian was a fine man attended Bishop Kenny together

I went to school with brian since Holy Rosary. He was a friend and classmate. He will be missed.

I may have not laid eyes on Brian in many years, but I was blessed to have known him to be my good friend. My condolences to Rob and his family.

My heart goes out to the whole Tatum family at this time. But let us not dwell on the loss, let us all say thank you for how blessed we were and are to have grown up in the greatest neighborhood of all time, the infinite number of friends we made, Tallulah Park, Gator games, Bourbon St., surviving the coldest Gator Bowl and beating Iowa, National Championships, yeah, 52-20, lifelong friendships, all these we journeyed with the Tatum brothers, in person or in spirit, Mr. and Mrs. Tatum...

Deacon Dale and family ~
Take with you the wonderful memories that will bring you sunshine after this rain.
You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Lovingly,

Dear Tatum Family - I told Dennis that I hope Brian and Tim Anderson have already found a good fishing spot in heaven. In addition to being a good friend growing up Brian was a great neighbor to my parents on 69th Street. I think I still owe him 25 cents from a card game on the bus to BK, those were fun times. He never liked my going to FSU and wish he knew my daughter ended up at UF...Go Gators. Take Care