Brendan Dalton Fitzsimmons

Brendan was a class act with a wonderful sense of humor, he is missed. Prayers to his family.

Our sincere condolences to Jerry´s Boys and their wonderful families on their loss, and especially the family of Brendan. We were close neighbors on Factory Road where our children either attended school or played soccer together in younger years. I "coached" Ian and Cavin for several years, but could
never get Brendan involved. He loved books and music more than a soccer ball. We cherish the memories of those wonder years with our kids. So many memories of the boys who we witnessed grow into young men until we moved to Virginia in 1985. We read Brendan´s obit and were pleased to see he, and his brothers, have done so well in their lives over the decades since our move. Jerry´s Boy´s like our children are spread around the world with families of their own. We are visiting our daughter in Dublin, Ireland and stumbled across this sad news. I had heard Ian was doing radio commentary on the WreXham FC game in Wales from my boys, and was looking for a way to let him know my wife and daughter were at the game. I saw the article on Brandans passing on the internet. We sincerely wish our old Folsom Friends and their families, especially Brendan´s, peace and comfort now in time to come. Love you all, Bless you all. "Coach" Ron and Charlotte Theriot (GA), JeNae (Dublin), Tyler (AZ), and Justin Theriot (AK)

I remember Brendan from Swarthmore. One doesn´t often think of the word "gentleman" to describe a college student, but that´s the term that immediately comes to mind when I think of Brendan. He was always cheerful, always friendly; I never heard anyone say a negative word about him. I remember his singing a couple of Lieder in a music history class; since one of the songs was written from a female point of view, he had taken the time to ask a friend who spoke German to help him change the text so that it would "fit" better when he sang it.

Such an unfailingly nice guy; this is such a shock and a tragedy. My most sincere condolences to his whole family. I´m glad to know he had the joy of having a family of his own.

My deepest sympathy to Barbara, Dalton, their mom, Fitzsimmons and Groh families. I remember your dad visiting WES for school activities. He enjoyed seeing you both at school. I am very sorry for your loss.

We want to contribute to the goodness resulting from Brendan's life and this sorrowful loss. Brady and Katherine have spoken of Brendan often to us. We are only sorry we never met him. May he rest in peace, and our sincere condolences to all his family.

Our deepest sympathies

My deepest sympathies to Brendan´s family. I met Brendan through David Milowe at RBC meetings. He was always the friendliest person in the room. He will be missed. God bless you.

I know Brendan will live in our hearts always. Deepest sympathies and prayers to the whole Fitzsimmons family.

He took care of my finances for many years and helped me navigate the death of my own husband several years ago. A wonderful man. I was lucky to know him.

Geraldine and Brady,

We just say how deeply sorry we are after hearing about Brendan. Both of us are just sad and shocked.

Our love to both of you.

Linda and Sandy

How shocked and dismayed I was to learn of Brendan´s untimely death. The Fitzsimmons was so special to me during years at St. Benedict! His death made me realize how much I have missed in not bro g in touch with you all. Please know of my love for you all, and that on St. Patrick´s day I will offer Mass for Brenden and his family. With muc love and my prayers, Fr. Peter