Michael R. Brennan

Betty and Bob Senski

We had the privilege of being long time close friends with the Brennan Family. We first met Michael´s parents in the late 1950s. Becoming fast friends, we witnessed the birth of each other´s children and all the associated events that followed. The Brennan family were generous in sharing their Wildwood, NJ, summer home; and we visited and vacationed there with them often during Michael´s growth years. Our son, also Michael, played little league baseball together until they aged out.

One special memory was at the wedding of Michael and Buffy. To preface this, we witnessed Michael going through different girlfriends, none resulting in commitment. He knelt beside my chair and proceeded to tell me that the moment he saw Buffy, he knew she was the one. He was very discerning in that regard, and only settled for the best.

To say how sad we are about losing Michael is an understatement. We were extremely proud of him and will cherish our memories of him. Our sincerest condolences go out to Buffy and Patrick, and their families.

I met Mike my first day of work at Deloitte in 1991. We became friends that day all the way through his last day here with us. I had the privilege of sitting with him at the last Eagles game, laughing, telling stories and catching up on everything. Miss you bud. Take care of us down here for now.

Truly a remarkable man. I can't shake this one. Mike talked to you like his own family and he treated my wife and boys the same way. Buffy and Patrick,you have my deepest sympathy and of course the rest of the all the Brennan family. Going to miss all the sports chats about our teams. At a loss writing this, we going to truly miss you

Some losses in life hit the heart very very hard and this is one of them. I had the utmost pleasure and blessing of knowing and working with Mike at Bright Horizons. An amazingly caring person and fantastic co-worker. The real deal. We will miss him so much. Our sincerest condolences to his family and friends.

This one stings quite a bit. I´m trying to comprehend the fact that I won´t see or speak to him anymore. Mike Brennan was like another brother to me. I could always count on him and always went to him for advice. I looked up to him and admired his success, his family and his outlook on life. We shared experiences, terrific memories and more than anything laughs until we cried at times. He left behind a wonderful wife and son who I consider my family and love dearly. I´m heartbroken and miss my friend already. I´m know you are in heaven with Bobby, Gav and your mom and dad. Until we meet again "Bones". Love you pal

Mark