Brian K. Tickler

So sorry (Belated) to hear about Brian's passing. We knew the family very well during our days at St. Monica. RIP Brian.

This is such a beautiful tribute to a great man. Wonderful memories will keep his spirit alive. My love alway, Carmel ... a wonderful wife, mother, and cousin.

These two together again! I hope Heaven is ready! Miss them both.

These two together again! I hope Heaven is ready! Miss you both!

I met Brian about 34 years ago, and I have a beautiful memories of him. I couldn´t speak english and he couldn´t speak italian, but we understood each other anyway. I made him listen to the songs of my favorite italian singer and he gave me a beautiful walkman. He was a nice and kind man. Ciao Big Brian

Brian's passing made us all sad. For us "Big" Brian was integral part of our Family. We will never forget his generosity and his kindness. May he rest in peace.

"Mister Tickler"...my "dad-away-from dad". What an impact you made on me in a very difficult and transitional time in life. Just a few of my many favorite things I learned from The Big Man: 1. Air Force is the way to go (26 years in service will attest to your influence). It was the best advice of my life. 2. Heavy Metal is NOT great guitar music...try Flemenco, young man! 3. Bagpipes make EVERYTHING cooler! (He's right!) Stature of a Lion, Mind of a Scholar, Heart of a Child...I have...

Brian was a kind and welcoming father-in-law. His wit and sense of humor were contagious: I owe him a reluctantly enthusiastic appreciation for obscure puns. Below is an old photo of our families in Las Vegas, Brian organized a memorable road trip and we had such a wonderful time. My family in Italy aptly nicknamed him "Big Brian", a testimony of his big heart and bigger than life personality. He will be missed dearly.

Sorry to hear of Brian's passing. He was always kind, and fun to be around. I only knew him as the father of one of his sons, but he nonetheless left a lasting impression. He will be missed.