Brian Williams

I worked with Brian at Calvary Episcopal Church for several years. He was a lot of fun & easy to work with. When his parents came to visit him, he invited my husband & I to join them for breakfast & was very nice to meet his parents & sister. It was nice to socialize with Brian & Tom other than just work. He will be missed a lot.

Although I have many professional memories of Brian, my favorites came as phone calls.
He knew my mom as an old "die hard organist" and although both she and he mourned the declining of her ability/craft as she played in our tiny church in Chatfield, MN, his respect and remembering her never ended. He called when he learned of each major medical decline and upon her passing. His gracious calls and concern will always stay "aglow" in my heart. His calls, music and prayers made many of our tougher days brighter and he did it with gentle grace.

The family of Betty Lou Balcome remember Brian with fondness.
We extend our love and prayers to Thom and all those who are missing Brian's vibrant presence and music.

Many years ago Brian was my neighbor here in Topeka Kansas. I remember late night runs to Muncher´s all night donut place in Lawrence Kansas. I remember groups of us hanging out and talking for hours. He was a good man and the world is better for having had him in it. May his memory be eternal.