Brian P. Hollingsworth

I can only imagine the pain of burying your child. I pray that all of the family will find peace and treasure the memories. I went to high school with Brian's mom Pam in Jenkins and would like to offer my condolences. May Brian rest in peace .

Charlie Jordan

Dear Hollingsworth family......I went to high school with Pam Poppell Phillips and I'd like to extend my prayers and thoughts to the family of Brian. By reading the obit, its obvious that Brian was a talented and loving young man. What a tragic loss. May he rest in peace. Gay Mayfield

Brian was kind and courageous. I wish Masami and his family his strength in the coming days.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you both at this very, very difficult time.

I had the pleasure of working with Brian during his time at United Airlines. I was always happy to find out when we had the same shift because that always meant that I would laugh a lot and would probably learn a thing or two. Thank you, Brian for that time. God bless you and your family.

We will see each other again..thank you for the enrichment you gave us all!

My dearest Pam, when sadness fills our hearts, sometimes we must believe what we can't see. May God show you the way to new hope and peace. You are in our prayers, during this difficult time. Love Always, Sandy Orvin Sikes and family.

Masami, Pam and Dave
Our thoughts and prayers go out to you during this trying time period in your life. Brian fought a brave and extended battle and he is finally at peace.
Love,
The Conyers Family

To the strongest person I know!! I will forever keep in my heart the happy memories I have of us growing up and playing at Mema's. Masami, Pam, Dave, and Steve....you will remain on my mind and in my heart. I love you...

Often while traveling with a camera we arrive just as the sun slips over the horizon of a moment, too late to expose film, only time enough to expose our hearts. ~Minor White

Brian, we will keep a picture of you in our hearts.
Michael Peal

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

My prayers to the family. My mom, Shirley Hickman Herring, was the niece of Merlene. Merlene was my grandmother's sister.

Brian contributed something so unique through his photography. It was a honor to select him for Giving Voice and Vision, to see his work continually mature and to have known him for too brief a time. A gift to all and an inspiration to many still. Big Love

Brian,

I enjoyed working with you during the time you spent at UA. We didn't interface much, but from the little I knew you, you were always pleasant to be around.

I'm at a loss for words... so young with so much future ahead. We can't question the ways of the Lord, but he must have some big plans for you!!!!

I'm glad that our paths crossed. God Bless you Brian!

Marie Hardeman

Brian has left an everlasting gift to his wife and parents. I hope his life will shine through the eyes of his children.

In 2001 I was part of a group of writers and visual artists chosen to go into Hospice Austin's Christopher House to tell the story of this place of final moments. The group included one photographer, Brian Hollingsworth, who had the toughest rule--he couldn't take recognizable photos of people. The project eventually led me to write my book Evacuation Plan. I'm proud to say Brian's photo taken at Christopher House was on the cover. He was a fine artist and a good guy.

My heart just breaks for your wife,Mother and everyone who loved you which were many. You are now in the loving arms of our Savior and no longer in pain. We will honor your memory and be thankful for the years you were with us.

I WORKED WITH BRIAN AT UNITED AIRLINES HERE IN AUSTIN . HE WAS ALWAYS A REAL GENTLEMAN AND GREAT PERSON TO BE AROUND . WE ALL HERE AT UNITED WILL MISS YOU .