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Terry George
June 9, 2014
Bri - thank you for reconnecting w/me a few years ago on FB. It was great catching up and talking about our days at Temple and the visit to your parents house over winter break. Even though we hadn't seen each other in 20+ years, you are and will always be a great friend to me. You were there for me in college when I needed you with the loss of my father. My condolences to Terry and the family.
Michelle Wecher
June 8, 2014
Brian was the sweetest and most interesting person. We met and worked together at Mc Kesson. I still have the CD of his jams and the Elvis mug he gave me (my favorite one). I can't believe you're gone. I can only imagine now that you're side by side jammin with Elvis in the heavens.
You were an awesome person and friend Brian! You will be missed!
Kathleen McGee Klinger
June 8, 2014
Brian - you made those first two years at Temple memorable! All those nights at New Station, hanging out with Terry and Carla. You will be missed, my old friend. "The angels are always near to those who are grieving, to whisper to them that their loved ones are safe in the hand of God."
Jennifer Rodgers
June 7, 2014
My deepest condolences to his sister Terry. I had the pleasure of working with Brian at McKesson and now I'm just saddened to hear that we not only have lost Elizabeth but now Brian too.. He was such a kind and soft spoken gentlemen who was always willing to help not only me but others at work.
Rest in peace Mr and Mrs MacKenzie you will be missed and never forgotten..Hope your jamming with Elvis now!!
Renee Kimes
May 30, 2014
My heart goes out to Terry MacKenzie, Brian's surviving sister, our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Brian you were always a sweet, gentle soul and you will be missed.
R.I.P.
Jeanine Clauss-Tenzi
May 30, 2014
There has never been a kinder gentler soul than you Brian (except for Pop Zach, your mother, your father and your sister). I will never forget when Terry and I were friends and you gave me a bumble bee pin ( I think I still have it somewhere). I would be sadder if I thought you were unhappy in heaven, but I know that you are surrounded by love and joy. The world has lost a big piece of sparkle.
Ed and Marie Cunningham
May 25, 2014
Death leaves a heartache no one can heal; Love leaves a memory no one can steal. Until we meet again, may God Hold you in the palm of his hand.
My wife Marie and I worked with Brian at McKesson for several years. He was a fine fellow, a good friend, and always had a smile. We shared a love of Scotland. We are saddened at his passing and will remember him fondly.
Ethan Singer
May 25, 2014
Brian was my lab partner in high school and the greatest friend anyone could have! We jammed together as he played guitar and me on drums. In 1986 we formed our little duo which Brian named "Tandem". He was a true gentleman and a guy I have always known to be funny, honest, and accepting of everyone he met. Rock on Mac! And as you sang when we were in Tandem - to quote Bon Jovi "Never say goodbye." - going to miss ya buddy!
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