Brian Miachael Yoder

I worked with Brian at EDS. He will be missed by many.

Was a Fraternity Brother of Brian at O.U. Thoughts and prayers are with his family.

Dear Theresa,
I was looking at the Ohio Today Magazine today and saw Brian's name in the memorian. Tom and I are shocked. We remember hanging out with you both at OU and in Michigan, fun times. I'm sorry we lost touch through the years. You and your children are in our thoughts and our prayers. Our deepest condolences. God bless you, Rosylyn (Aragones) and Tom Stenzel

Theresa,

This is Bryan Johnson, your husband’s roommate at Ohio University. I just learned of Brian’s passing today 4.28.10. I wanted to extend my deepest condolences to you and your family. Brian was truly an example of how to enjoy life. I enjoyed my time with him and know he will be deeply missed.

I worked with Brian at Rosa Parks Geriatric Center where we developed a fall prevention clinic for our seniors. He was a pure pleasure to work with, and an excellent physician. I will always remember him fondly (Dr. Bow Tie)

My sympathies to all of the family,

Ann Balarezo, CNP
Nurse Practitioner

I went to high school with Brian and only have the fondest memories of him and his family. Having just heard this news through a mutual high school friend, his passing saddens me. One of the memories that I have never lost, is sitting with him (and often other friends) in his hot tub. The snow would be falling, and his mother would serve us a bit of champagne and frozen grapes while we chatted away about our family, and friends. Even now as I look back, close my eyes, and think of this...

I met Brian in Highschool and just found out Today that he had passed away. My prayer are with your family.

Mike, I was so sorry to hear of Brian's passing.He was an exceptional person.I have thought about him and you often, through the years.You are in my prayers.

Please accept my deepest sympathies.