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Jim Larson
January 6, 2024
My heartfelt condolences to Lisa, Gretchen and Lizzy. It's so difficult to express sympathy in such a way to find the balance between profound grief and the joy of knowing Brian. My history goes back so many years and includes so many good times. Whether at a Twins game, a Vikings game, holiday celebrations, different get togethers I always enjoyed his company and friendship. We had common interests and he always brightened my day with his humor and good food. It's difficult to understand how or why he developed his illnesses. A very good man is in a better place but it leaves us with feelings of sorrow and loss. Let's hope that time lessens the grief and thoughts of Brian will turn to memories that bring a smile to our faces and peace in our hearts and souls.
Douglas S Peterson
December 31, 2023
God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
Judy Verplank
December 29, 2023
Dear Julie, Wendy and all of Brian's family, I am so sorry to hear of Brian's passing. You are in my thoughts and prayers. From his old Orchard Lake neighbor. Judy (Erickson) Verplank
Tracy Schiffmann
December 29, 2023
Although I hadn´t seen him in years, I remember Brian´s gentleness and kindness when we were children and his comforting presence when he flew to WA to be with our family when we lost my mom. Praying for peace and comfort for the Howe, Hughes, and Larson families.
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Tom Taff and Kim
December 28, 2023
Our condolences to Gretchen and family. Brian was a nice fun guy. RIP Brian, you are now an Angel.
Tom Taff
December 28, 2023
Our Condolences to your family. So Sorry about Brian. He was a nice fun guy. RIP Brian. You are now an Angel. Love Tom and Kim
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