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Brian Napper Obituary
NAMPA - Brian David Napper, 37, of Nampa, passed away at St. Alphonsus Hospital in Boise on March 25, 2007.
Brian was born December 22, 1969, in Pocatello, Idaho, and is survived by his wife, Monica; and stepson, Joshua Azzara of Nampa; father and stepmother, Paul and Elaine Napper of Pocatello; mother, Teri Carpenter of Nampa; sister, Lynn Morgan of Boise; son, Caleb and daughter, Briana, both of Nampa; grandmother, Lucinda Galassi of Idaho Falls; stepfather, Glenn Carpenter of Boise; and also numerous aunts, uncles and cousins. He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Hale and June Napper, and grandfather, Joe Galassi.
Brian was an avid outdoorsman and enjoyed hunting and fishing. He loved working on automobiles and spending time with his family.
Graveside services will be held at 1 p.m., Friday, March 30, 2007, at the Mountain View Cemetery, Pocatello, Idaho. Friends may call to visit with the family on Thursday, March 29 from 6 to 8 p.m. at Relyea Funeral Chapel.
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Sandy
October 16, 2022
Brian I finished the Little Angels story and dedicate this book to you. I will miss you very much. I know this is a little late but I had to finish the book
shalena millward
April 28, 2007
I knew Brian Very well, we grew up together. Alot of the memories I have of him are of Mackey and camping out there. Learning how to drive pauls old red and white bug. Having five teenagers in one house was probably not so great for paul but he was a trooper and so was brian, who for two years had to put up with three sisters and a younger brother ( our parents were married for two years)
Brian was my best friend when I was young for that time at least.
We loved having paul as a dad and we loved having Brian as a brother and Hale and June as grand parents.
I remember one time, cooking breakfast for brian. He ate it all and said how great it was but, when I tasted it later it was really terrible. So much for my cooking. We will miss you so very much Bri and we know, how much you love us. I love you and miss you.
You are one of the people I really wanted to see when I moved back here recently. I am so sorry for your loss paul. Please try to find comfort in the fact that we all know how bad you feel and we feel it too.
love you
shalena
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Bree Kilbourne
April 21, 2007
Brian was great guy who loved his family, children and friends. Brian, I know you are with god. You are deeply missed.My thoughts and prayers go out to the family.
All Grown Up
April 4, 2007
Morgan Creek, Near Challis 1985
April 4, 2007
Ross Park, Pocatello, 1984
April 4, 2007
Brian Dinius
April 2, 2007
It was a great privelege to know Brian thru both business and personal experiences. He had great insite and was willing to share his knowlege with all who knew him. I will miss him greatly.
Daylynn
April 1, 2007
Brian was such a grate guy I’m going to miss him. I’m having a hard time trying to get over his death. I hope he gets to a happy place.
Shawn & Jodie Whitehead
March 30, 2007
We were so sorry to hear of your loss. Please let us know if there is anything we can do to help at this time.
Rusty
March 30, 2007
I was privilaged to know Brian. He was wonderfully inquisitive, spontaneous and always willing to learn something new. I enjoyed his sarcastic sense of humor and wry smile. I will miss him.
Randy Ward
March 29, 2007
Paul-Teri
The loss of child is not one expects. The parent goes first to be grieved by the child. I can only imagine your loss. You were both special friends.
Sandra Matthews
March 29, 2007
So sorry to hear of Brian's passing.He was a very special person.We lived next door to him on El Rancho Dr. We will always remember the fun times with Brian & Lyn. Sandy, Jenifer & Jon Sutter
shannon thomsen
March 29, 2007
monica, accept my deepest sympathies
my thoughts are with you
shannon thomsen
Lloyd Dille
March 29, 2007
Please accept my deepest sympathies.
Mike & Cindy Snyder
March 29, 2007
We are so sorry for your loss and pray you have peace in the knowledge that Brian is resting with his Lord.
betty YOUNG
March 29, 2007
Take comfort in knowing that now you have a special guardian angel to watch over you.
Pamela Gisel
March 29, 2007
Brian was a great guy, funny to. He was a pleasure to work with here at Americold. We all here are sorry for your loss.
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