BRYAN SAVAGE

Sorry to hear about Bryans passing. My prayers go to his wife and his family. I enjoyed playing football with him. He was a great person and friend.

My condolences also to Sharon, Betty & John.

I remember meeting Bryan in 1954 at St. Francis school. He was on a pillow at his desk when I asked him what happened he told me he was sitting on the end of the couch & slid off onto the grate of a heating unit at home Ouuuch!!! We became close friends for years after that having way too much fun on weekends riding his swamp buggy where the Edison Mall is located now & other boy mischief.

Always love you Brian,

Tim Hennigan

Bryan always had a smile on his face and his hearty laugh made him easy to find, even in a crowd. May he find peace.

My first memory of Mr. Savage was walking the neighborhood with his constant companion, Maggie! Something he did every night for the 15 plus years my family & I lived there. I remember feeling safe knowing that Mr. Savage kept an eye on things. He was always generous and fair with us neighborhood kids! We all had the up most respect for the man who let us use his row boat, fish off his dock and pet and love his dog! I remember his kind eyes and hearty laugh especially when myself and...

Sharon,

I was saddened to read of Bryan's passing.

Remembering a handsome football player in the school hallway with a wonderful smile.

Please accept my condolences.

God Bless you and your family.

To Sharon, Betty & John,
So sorry to hear about Bryan. I don't think I had seen him since high school but wanted to add my condolences, I know he will be missed. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you.

Very deepest sympathy from Brian's friends at the shows we attended together. He was a wonderful person and will be missed by all of us.

Cindy,
We are so very sorry about Bryan. Please know our thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this difficult time.