Toby Prince Brigham

My thoughts are with Toby´s family at this anniversary of his passing. His earthly life was a blessing to those of us who were privileged to know him. My memories of Toby are filled with respect for a great man of God.

I first came to know Toby when he played center for the Silliman College football team which I coached when he was a Yale udergrad and I was a Yale Law student. He was skillfull, committed and fierce, as well as a helluva nice guy. Our paths dis not cross again until years later when a client of mine needed a lawyer for a condemnation matter in Tampa. I called on Toby and, needless to say, received first class results and attention from him and his firm. My sincere condolences go to his...

Youngest Brother Toby has moved on in life having been honored most by his progeny to whom I extend condolences with the hand of brotherhood.
Dana

Toby was among the top three most unique men I have ever known. I discovered were distant cousins, a subject that brought us together telephonically two years ago. I loved his humor, his intellect, his Christian perspective, his devotion to family and loyalty to our friendship. He had daring business vision and took on challenges other would see as impossible. His competitive spirit destined him to be a success.

Every visit with Toby was always memorable.
He was one of...

My sincere condolences to Ed and his family. Toby Brigham was a mentor, a role model and an inspiration to me. He will be missed.

Toby Brigham was an extraordinary human being. My husband was honored to work for his firm for 11 years. He was brought on initially to work closely with Toby and learned a great deal from his mentor.

As a young associate’s wife, I found Toby to be a godly man who sought to glorify the Lord in all that he did. He and his family graciously welcomed ours and included us in many family gatherings and events while we were in Miami, to the point that we felt like “honorary Brighams”....

My sincere condolences go out to Toby's family.
Toby was extraordinary in all respects. I was lucky to have had the privilege to work with him for many years - I admired him in every respect. What I will always hold dear is the guiding light that he became for me - professionally and otherwise.

I miss him dearly.

My thoughts and prayers go out to the BRIGHAM family. I knew Toby for over 65 years. Our families were members of Old Cutler Presbyterian Church. The knowledge that Toby is now in the presence of our Lord is a source of great comfort. Janie Hilton

Toby was a special friend to Bob and myself over our long history. Our condolences to all the family.
Sylvia and Bob Camp