Peter Malachy "Mal" Brennan

I only just found out today (Oct. 26) that dear, wonderful Peter has passed away. So sorry to hear the news. My sympathies to all his family members. Inch by inch and row by row Peter planted the seeds of friendship reaping a bountiful harvest wherever he went. I will miss you my friend and all the good times we had at Tuesday night practices and the wonderful nights that just flew by playing at the Dubliner. See you again someday on Fiddler´s Green with our accordions in tow. God bless...

Sad news travels slowly to Lincoln because I just learned today of Peter's passing. What a gem. He taught generations of people to love Irish music. I was blessed to be a member of the Turfmen for a few years, and always enjoyed playing with Pete. Peace be with him and his family.

Sheila You and your family are in our prayers. I didn't meet your dad in person, but his legacy certainly lives on in all of you. Blessings to all.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. Thank you, Peter, for so many fun and memorable nights out at the Pubs with you, The Turfmen and your lively Irish music. Thank you for your kind friendship and fun times at the track with my Dad, Joe. Rest peacefully.

Love to all the Brennan family as I recall fond music-making times with Peter, and the many St. Patrick days with you all at the Brazen Head. God bless his soul and May he rest in the peace of our Lord Jesus Christ.

When I was hired to teach at Cathedral, the first place all the coaches went was the Dubliner. Had Sheila and Angie in class many times. Remember some of the stories you used to share at parent teacher conferences. Always was impressed with the rich heritage of the Irish. May the wind always be upon your back......Much love and respect-Coach Kupfer

Such fond memories of Pete playing at the Dubliner many, many nights. Rest in peace Pete Frank, Cindy, and Casey Vance

God blessed this man with long life, a music filled heart and a big loving family. Well done, faithful servant!

I worked with Peter at Western Electric & he was a lot of fun to be around. He was full of mischief & caused a lot of laughter with the people we worked with. Peter, you will be missed. Condolences to your beautiful family