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Lee Hawkins
May 13, 2025
Brian was a wonderful guy and a great friend during our time at Wofford. We laughed so much during one session of summer school, jokes particularly revolving around James Bond movies that he thoroughly enjoyed. I will never forget, despite all that he was going through always upbeat and concerned about others. The world needs more people like Brian. Sincerely, Lee Hawkins Wofford 97
Matthew Segedy
January 24, 2025
Those who knew Brian and still know his family are better for it. I met Brian as one of his bioengineers at Pitt. I was always amazed at his old soul and maturity. I spent many hours just talking to him and his parents when I "babysat" his LVAD. I still look fondly back on my memories of him especially the wonderful time I had with him and his family when they brought his bioengineering team to the Masters Tournament I believe in 1992. I got to see him in his natural element and the joy he had sharing life experiences with everyone he touched. I still have the Georgia bulldog hat he gave me and my son wears my Masters Bash t shirt to this day! I had never golfed and didn´t have appropriate golf clothing. He literally gave me a golf shirt from his closet so that I could golf on day 3 with golfers who didn´t make the cut. I still giggle to this day remembering teeing off, how nervous I was, and skying the ball less than 50 feet! He left a legacy that I so admire. He was kind and authentic. I left engineering to a large extent because of Brian. I felt a greater purpose and became a Pediatrician to make a difference in kids´ lives. My heart pours out to his wife, son, and parents. I am better for sharing a part of his life journey. RIP.
Sharon wilson
January 3, 2025
Losing Brian marks the end of an era. He will be deeply missed and remembered often with love by the many people his life touched
Zicky Cd
January 2, 2025
Brian will be deeply missed, but we take comfort in knowing he is in a better place. Let us cherish the memories he shared with us, the wisdom he imparted, and the way he touched our lives. He had a unique ability to guide us to see the world through his eyes, leaving us forever changed.
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Tina Harrison (GMC Football)
January 2, 2025
Pete, Cathy, Jenny & Family,
So very sorry to hear of Brian´s passing. Prayers for peace and comfort for you all.
Harriet Scarborough
January 2, 2025
Pete and Cathy ... I am so sorry to hear about Brian ... my heart breaks for you and his family...as you already know..to take things one day at a time... just remember wonderful memories and trust God will sustain you.. love your both
Mary Carolyn Thigpen
January 1, 2025
Cathy and Pete, some students leave your classroom but never your heart. Brian was one of those for me. I always marveled at the oh-so-normal, not-so-normal little boy in my classroom at EDS. His energy and infectious good spirit were a joy. Sending our deepest sympathy and love, MaryCarolyn and Ron Thigpen
Sherry Hajec
December 31, 2024
Dear Cathy, Pete, and family,
Your family has blessed and inspired so many lives, especially MCG Children's Heart Program Volunteer Council families. Heartfelt condolences for your loss. Brian fought the good fight, finished the race, and remained faithful. May he rest in peace. Lifting you, Jenny, Jacob, and your family in love and prayers.
Love,
Sherry
Rolando Conesa
December 30, 2024
Brian was a kind gentleman, who I had the pleasure of working with for years as a consultant to Baptist Health. He was brilliant at what he did and was a pleasure to work with. Over time he became a friend , something I will treasure, as knowing Brian was a true privilege. I will miss him and his wit, humor, integrity, intelligence and kindness. I know his spirit will stay with us forever , and he will keep his watchful eye over Jenny and Jacob to make sure they are at peace and and live long healthy and productive lives. May God receive him with open arms and keep him in his eternal glory.
Pam D´Souza
December 30, 2024
Dear Jenny, Jacob, and family, please accept my heartfelt sympathies on your loss. I knew Brian for just a little over a year and was touched by his kindness and compassion. I will miss him in my day to day life, he was a great colleague and a friend. He spoke about you and Jacob all the time. May God give you strength to cope with your loss and courage to go on, for Brian would want you to have smile on your face so he can see it from heaven.
May his soul rest in peace with our Lord
Love,
Pam
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