Brian Peter Williams

Kathy, I'm sorry I was unable to attend the services for Brian. I want you to know how truly sorry I am and offer my hand if anything is needed, now or in the future.

I want to share a few thought with you. When I started at Miller 26 years ago, Brian and Tom Sterling were supervisors and John Fucile was the Group Supervisor. I treasure knowing Brian for all these years, both at Miller and at Pabst. He was indeed one of the smartest people I have ever had the priviledge of...

Dear Kathy & Family:

I have worked in the malting and brewing industry for twenty years. It was such a pleasure to have known Brian over all those years - he was such a fine person. Family was so important to Brian and to you Kathy, and that was often a topic of conversation when we met. I fondly remember running into you and Brian at breaksfast at the last ASBC meeting in Phoenix, and of course, we talked about our families. My heart goes out to you. The world will not be the...

Dear Williams family,
I have so many memories of your family being a part of mine. Brian will never leave my heart as still being a part of your family always being there for me, through the good times and the not so good times. It is so obvious that he touched an uncountable number of people's lives while he was here in one way or another through his huge heart, compassion, faith, strength, courage, and love for all of you.
I love you all so much and will be praying for you...

Dear Kathy, Brian is in a better place now. My prayers are with you and your family to find the true peace and joy that he certainly desires for you. Susanne

Dear Kathy,
We were shocked and saddened to hear the tragic news about Brian. Over the many years that I knew him, I found him to be always cheerful and friendly no matter what the circumstances. His positive approach to everything was to be a great benefit in his efforts to help plan the next WBC. Our sincere condolences on your loss.

Kathy,

You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. Please contact me if there is anything we can do for you.

Love,
Judy

Kathy,
I am extremely sorry about this dreadful event. Warmest thoughts of condolence are extended to you and your family. May your faith, your friends, and the passage of time help you recover from this great loss.

Dear Kathy & Family,

You are in my thoughts and prayers. Please accept my deepest sympathy.

Love, Barb

Kathy, And Family:
Brian may not have won the battle against flesh and blood, but he sure won the battle of life! The evidence of his Savior living in him poured out over thousands of our lives. Each one of us touched in a special way by his faithfulness. As for me, I belong to a special church, because Brian had the courage to invite! God blessed the world with Brian's life and now Brian's rewards are many. May you know the comfort that only Jesus can give, today and forever.
God...