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William Kelly
January 21, 2012
Dear Ben,
Thanks for all the memories. May your family have peace and freedom from pain and sorrow.
Love,
Will
December 7, 2010
-864- Benjamin Scott Brody, Weston Mass. "Of ever honored memory"
December 17, 2006
I still think about you all the time.
With so much love,
Kelly
Andrew Redmond
December 14, 2005
I miss you little bro. You know I was never that good with words, so all I can say is this. I will never forget you.
Alanna Diamond
November 11, 2004
I first met Ben my on my freshman hall at Emory. Brody is one of the most loyal and loving friends I have ever had. Not a day goes by where your death has not influenced the way I live and think. You will be missed.
Amina Ali
July 27, 2004
I had the pleasure of meeting Ben his freshman year when I was an SA on his floor. I will always remember Ben with a smile on his face. Thank you, Ben, for some of the nicest memories I have of Turman.
I pray that God gives us all the strength to go through such times.
Gail Newton
July 26, 2004
Dear Pam and Family,
My heart aches since I heard about the loss of your wonderful son. You and your family are in my prayers. May you and your family find some peace and comfort knowing Ben has touched the hearts and minds of so many.
With deepest sympathy and love, Gail
Garrett Southwell
July 26, 2004
My sincere condolences go out to Ben's family and friends. Ben was a fellow leader on the Freshman Orientation trip to Cumberland Island last fall. His humor and calm personality made him a terrific person and role for the incoming class here at Emory. I will miss him terribly.
Kamalia Sazali
July 20, 2004
I will never forget all the smiles Ben brought to my face. He will never be forgotten and my heart is with the Brody family.
Heidi Deck
July 20, 2004
I remember the first time I hung out with Ben on Nantucket last summer. He was such a friendly and sweet guy, I could see why my friends liked him so much. I only wish I could have spent more time with him during the two years I've known him. My thoughts and prayers are with his friends and family.
Cara Freudenberg
July 20, 2004
I go to UGA and am good friends with William Tinkler, Brody's roommate at Emory freshman year. I visited both of them a few times while they were living together. Brody was such a genuinely nice and silly guy.
My fondest memory of Brody is that of his list of random goals that he wished to accomplish in his lifetime. He inspired both me and my roommate to write lists of our own. I thank Brody for this simple suggestion- to cherish everything, especially the little things in life... the things that may seem trivial to others, but mean so much more to you.
Bennett Hilley
July 19, 2004
I met Ben Freshmen year one day in Turman and got to know him through Outdoor Emory. Our club will really miss his presence, especially during Orientation this year.
Ben Bayer
July 19, 2004
Words fail me.
David Schechter
July 19, 2004
When I first came to Emory I knew nobody. Through the mock trial team Ben was one of the first friends that I made, and his casual nonchalance always lightened the mood. He was intelligent without being arrogant, well-spoken without trying too hard. It is truly devastating to have to mourn the passing of someone so genuinely good-natured and friendly. My thoughts and deepest condolences are with Ben and the rest of the Brody family.
Ellen Frank
July 19, 2004
To all the Brody family -
We send our heartfelt condolences.
Randy, Ellen, Sarah, and Rachel Frank
Andrea Catalano
July 17, 2004
I was Ben's OEO Orientation Leader right before his freshman year on our caving trip. His smile and enthusiasm never went unnoticed and he has been committed to this club and to his friends for as long as I've known him. He will be greatly missed.
Sofia Hasni
July 17, 2004
My sympathies are with the Brody family. Ben was a friendly guy that always knew how to make me laugh. He will be greatly missed and always be in my heart and prayers.
Kate Bowler
July 17, 2004
I knew Ben through OEO and specificially because he was coordinator for our freshman Orientation Program. He was so enthusiastic and on top of planning his trip to make it just right for the incoming freshmen. My deepest condolences to all who knew him, our communities have all suffered a great loss.
Erica Connelly
July 17, 2004
Ben's memory will live on in the hearts he touched.
Perzan Irani
July 16, 2004
Ben Brody always made me smile and was a very caring individual. His passing will never be forgotton.
Lauren Cane
July 16, 2004
Ben was my OEO leader at Emory this past summer and a fellow student in a history course this past spring. He was very kind, even in our brief encounters.
Rachel Higier
July 16, 2004
There was never a dull moment with Brody by my side. He was the one person who could always make me laugh. I don't know Emory University without him. Ben is someone who I will never be able to forget. No more than a second goes by before I either start crying at his loss or laughing at our memories.
to the birdman, the munchies, that crush party, the 'brod-mobile', the naked bathroom, Mardi Gras, and the Bahamas...
you'll never leave my heart.
With love and regret,
RaDawg
Will Powley
July 16, 2004
Dear Jen Brody and the Brody family,
I am sooo saddened by the news of Ben. I knew Ben through the Watsons and I always enjoyed spending time with him. In addition to being really funny, Ben also had a very mature and logical point of view that I often think of. I hope and pray that Ben is in a comfortable place and that he is at peace.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Best Wishes,
Will Powley and the Powley family.
John McMahon
July 16, 2004
My condolences to the Brody family.
Roomates William Tinkler and Benjamin Brody.
William Tinkler
July 15, 2004
You snored so loud; I had to sleep with ear plugs. You never took out the trash because you knew I would eventually do it. You drove me crazy at times, but you were my best friend freshman year. Thank you. I will remember you for the rest of my life and tell my children about you.
Star Kinney
July 15, 2004
Deepest sympathies during these times.
Scott Wenger
July 15, 2004
I led Ben on his outdoor orientation trip at the start of his freshman year at Emory. I would like to extend my most sincere condolences to the Brody family. Ben was a wonderful person and will truly be missed.
Tina Brennan
July 14, 2004
Dear Pam and family,
I was sooo shocked and saddened to hear about the loss of your son. I can't even begin to express my sympathy. I can only imagine what your going through. Even though I never met Ben you always talked so lovingly about him. My thoughts and prayers are with you. If ever there is anything I can do please don't hesitate. We would love to talk to you sometime. Love, Tina
Sarah Fenerlis
July 14, 2004
To the whole Brody family, My heart and prayers go out to all of you <3
Ryan M. Williams
July 14, 2004
My heart goes out to the Brody Family. Ben was a special individual, and a true friend to many. He was funny, intelligent, talented, and a dominating presence at Weston High School. Ben will always be remembered, and dearly missed.
Mike Safir
July 14, 2004
Ben was a very close friend of mine and we shared many great experiences together. He was a truly special person and I'll never forget all the fun we had. He'll forever be remembered in my thoughts and prayers.
Michael Mirelman
July 13, 2004
Ben was one of the first people I met at Emory and we were friends from day one. He will be in my heart and in my prayers.
Xan Stevenson
July 13, 2004
always had a smile on his face and a pleasant hello to give me. my thoughts are with you.
Lee Pendergast
July 13, 2004
Throughout high school I was luckily enough to have a close knit group of friends who I spent nearly all my time with. Ben was one on such member of “the crew”. After we all left for college, it could have been easy for us to drift apart. With most of us going to school in the north east, it would have been even easier to lose touch with Ben since he was all the way in Georgia. Yet, he was the one who sent out emails updating us on his life at Emory. He was so happy there. He was happy anywhere. Ben was the one who brought everyone together. He would make up any excuse if it meant he got to be with all his friends. More importantly, he would constantly tell us all how special we were to him and how much he loved us. He talked about growing up together; how our children would be friends and how we would make sure to see each other often. He had no reservations when it came to life. He wanted to live it to its fullest. Ben had clear goals and he planned on doing them with his friends in tow. He was the glue that held our group of friends together. And he will continue to hold us together.
Nick Williams
July 13, 2004
It is such a shame to see such a good young man as yourself leave us so early. It seems like just yesterday when we were living next door to each other at the house. Now I can't believe that you're not going to be with us. I pray that you are in a better place.
Chi Phi
July 13, 2004
To all Ben's Friends and Family,
I send our dearest and most heart-felt condolences on behalf of the Chi Phi Fraternity at Emory University. Ben's spirit will always live on at our campus.
Adrie Lopez
July 12, 2004
I am so shocked and saddened by the news of the loss of Ben. He was a wonderful, lighthearted person & I was so lucky to have him as one of my first friends at Emory. I just lost my mom unexpectedly 2 weeks ago, so I truly understand the pain you all are going through right now. I hope it comforts you to know that my mom will be with Ben wherever they may be now. My thoughts and prayers are with the Brody family.
Patricia Gardner
July 12, 2004
Dear Pam, Bob, Jen, and Zach, I am so heartbroken to hear about Ben. I can remember him as a little boy when you lived in Tewksbury and he was always special. Each year I looked forward to your family Christmas cards to see how much the children had grown, it was easy to see what great kids they were. Ben led a wonderful life, how proud you must be of him and all he accomplished! My family and I are so saddened, please remember you all are in our thoughts and prayers and we are here for you. Pam, with love sympathy to you and your family during this time of deepest sorrow....Patty
Linda Mothersele
July 12, 2004
To the Brody family- Our daughter Laura became friends with Ben at Emory University. She was very sad to hear of his death. Laura has been very happy at Emory and it is because of friends like Ben. We are so sorry - words cannot take away your pain but we hope you know how much of a difference your son made to those he met. Our prayers are with you at this time- Linda and Allan Mothersele
Ann Safir
July 12, 2004
To the entire Brody family:
My heart is breaking for your devastating loss. I can imagine the depth of your pain, because I am experiencing it too. I have very special feelings and affection for the close-knit group of kids who have been such good friends with my son for such a long time. Many a night was spent sitting around my family room talking, watching tv, and always, laughing. Ben was such a wonderful person, so bright, so happy!
May you find the comfort in one another to help deal with this horrible tragedy and may God grant you the strength to transcend your grief.
Timko
July 12, 2004
Our most heartfelt condolences.
The Timko Family
Marie King
July 12, 2004
John and I send our deepest condolences. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Love, Marie
Bruce Philbrick
July 12, 2004
A SCOUT'S PRAYER
We have hiked along life's pathway,
Our packs upon our backs,
We have pitched our tents and rested
Here and there along the tracks.
We have used our compass wisely
To guide us on our way
And hope to reach the campsite
Of our Great Chief Scout some day.
We have tried to be trustworthy -
Kept our honor high and clean,
We have been as loyal as any
To our Country and our Queen.
We have done our best at all times -
Kept our Promise - been prepared,
And hope our good deeds please Him
When at last our souls are bared.
We have lightened others' burdens,
With our smiles along the way,
We have kept our hand in God's hand,
Walked beside Him day by day.
And when our span of life runs out,
We'll make this gentle plea -
May we sit around His Campfire
At the Final Jamboree.
From Scouting in New South Wales
the mooney family
July 12, 2004
our deepest condolences go out to the Brody family and they in our thoughts and prayers
Diane,Bob,Jackie and Stacey Handlin
July 12, 2004
Pam, Bob,Jen and Zack,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this most difficult time. Although its a small comfort, you must know that Ben was loved by many and all your friends and family are here for you now at this most difficult time......
Deanna Donahue
July 12, 2004
I had the pleasure of meeting Ben during his internship at Fidelity this summer. When everyone would ask me how he was doing, my reply would always be the same: "He is wonderful - such a bright young man." I am so saddened by this tragedy and would like to send my thoughts and prayers to his family.
Jeff & Michelle Knight
July 12, 2004
Our deepest condolences to Ben's family. God bless his soul.
Justin Mahida
July 11, 2004
Ben, I very much enjoyed having the pleasure of welcoming you to Emory, and getting to know you over the course of your freshman year. Thank you very much for the opportunity to meet you and to grow with you, and thank you for letting me be a part of your life.
Toby Kirkiles
July 11, 2004
My Dearest Cousins, Pam, Bob, Jen and Zachary;
It seems time goes by so quickly that it takes an unbearable tragedy for one to be in contact with their family. I can't begin to imagine the pain and disbelief that your family is experiencing. I wish there was something that I could do to ease the pain within your hearts. I ask myself how does something this tragic happen and how are we to bear with it?
I called my nephew on Saturday after I had heard of the accident. I read him the riot act, as if my sister Haidee isn't on top of that. He must think I am so overbearing and somewhat nuts to worry so much. I guess the distance apart makes me worry. But never the less, I can't begin to imagine the hurt with in you all.
This morning, I went to church and lit a candle for my younger cousin Benjamin and said a prayer. A prayer for his comfort and the joy of his calling to serve our Lord. I also prayed for your family to ease the mourning process and and have peace with Ben's passing.
I love you all very much and want you to know that you are in my heart and prayers!
Love Always,
Rosemary Conway
July 11, 2004
To the entire Brody family,
Our deepest sympathy to all of you.
Love, Rosemary, Dave, Mitch and Mari Conway
Joan McCabe
July 11, 2004
Dear Pam, Bob, Jen and Zach- Our love and prayers go out to you all at this terribly difficult time. We know what a special boy Ben was and how much you will miss him. God bless you, Joan, Jim, and Tommy McCabe
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