Brian James Everse Wisner

I am so very sorry to hear now of Mr. Wisner's passing. He was a great asset to North Shore Drive, and a fellow environmentalist. I am reading an extremely well-researched document he wrote in 1997, so thankful for his dedication, and realizing the great loss. May he rest in dear peace. Kindest regards, Susan Lindquist

May you rest in peace, you will be missed. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Brian and I became really good friends in junior high and through high school at EGR. We talked on the phone a lot, for hours, about who knows what. I remember Brian as being kind, generous, a fun dancer, easy going, and yet he knew how to give me a hard time in a good way. He was a reliable and loyal friend.
I was always aware of Brians deep love for Amy and his joy in being a father. I will always remember and honor him in my heart.

I only had the pleasure of meeting Brian and Amy once but they both left a lasting impression on me. Dementia steals pieces of a person, but Brian still made a joke as I was leaving that left me chuckling all day. My heart aches for the loss of such a positive and joyous spirit in the world.

I am so sorry to hear of Brian's passing. I served on Ferrysburg's Planning Commission with him, and knew him as a kind and informed man. Best wishes for his family. You are in my thoughts.