Bryan T. Thompson

Bryan,
You will always be remembered and never forgotten. I will always think of you and be reminded of aventure, fun, and being young forever. You helped me through so much in my life and I am forever grateful. The biggest thing you gave me was strength and determination to go on when I needed it most. I'll always remember the conversations we had at my cabin, the caves we explored, you teaching me how to skateboard and me failing miserably, but most of all your childlike innocence and...

Honestly I think about him every single day. I am so sorry for the loss.

Dear Bryan's Family,

I just learned today of Bryan's passing and want to extend my heartfelt sympathy to each of you! I recall where he sat in the Computer Lab at Greenleaf Elementary probably when in fifth grade and was always kind. His aunt Diane Rother worked with me before my retirement. May you and all of your family members find a deep sense of peace.
Blessing to You--

We love you, now and forever.

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Archived the tribute page from Star Tribune. It's there for you to see forever. Don't lose the URL. I'm sorry for your loss.

- Random Guy paying it forward.

Dear Tim and Lori--I just learned of your loss and Bob and I send our deepest, heartfelt, sympathy. Unfortunately Bob is in a memory care unit but I know he always enjoyed talking to you Tim. Thank goodness for memories and hopefully you have many. Love to all your family from all of ours.
Sig and Bob Culver, Maija, Mike and Andy

Tim, Lori, and Shauna,
I know how proud you were of Bryan and I hope your memories and love for him will sustain you through this time of trial. My prayers are with all of you.

Dear Thompson Family,
Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this time of loss. Sincerely, Patty Mraz and family