Brian Kevin Whaley

Dear family of Brian,

We want to extend our deepest sympathies to all of you. May God give you His comfort and peace, and may He bless your hearts with precious memories of your life together. His "homegoing" service was a wonderful testimony to a life well-lived in obedience and devotion to his Lord and Saviour.

Brian loved Jesus, his family, his friends and country music. His love for Susan was palpable. His dedication to his family and his community was a testimony of his daily walk with God. No one can love as well as Brian did with mere human strength. He fought his fight with more grace and dignity and humor than I could have imagined. He finished his race with Jesus saying, well done good and faithful servant. I'm guessing Jesus has a plate of Mac and cheese and cookies too.
Rest in Him...

Lord, I pray that you will give the Whaley family peace and comfort in this time of loss.

Our hearts grieve for all the family. We have such fond memories of a sweet cousin whom we both always thought was so special. He will be missed. Be comforted knowing that he is with his eternal Father. We love you all. Cathy and Bill Frank

To the Whaley Family -

When Wildwood held their First Church Service Day, Brian stepped right up volunteering to serve and reach out to our neighbors by taking youth members to mow, and do edging. They would go up to homes in the church area that needed yard work and couldn't pay for it. Brian would knock on the door, and tell the neighbor, we are here in the name of Jesus, and from Wildwood and would like to mow and edge your yard for free. One of the neighbors reacted at the end of...

Brian was one of the finest Christians that we will ever know. He was that rare individual whose goodness radiated from deep within and could be felt from across a room. His kind words and happy demeanor will be missed forever and we pray that the Lord will allow peace to reside in your hearts.
-The Griesheimer Family

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.