Nicholas Britton

i remember we lost our brother Matt Brandt in the 9th grade. i witnessed and knew how that impacted you personally. you and matt were literally inseparable and im so blessed and thankful to not only be in your presence but also be one of your fellow football team mates. you guys really taught me a lot and brought that toughness out of me during games and practice. you were such a leader Nick. we love you and miss you brother rest well

So sorry for your loss...I'll always remember nick as an great kid who had an heart of gold always was great at sports never had an ego held over his head I was lucky enough to play sports with him. I have so many good memories of him and Matt B in the halls of still middle school and wvhs seeing them at football two great kids I was lucky to have as friends they will always be forever missed. I'll meet with you guys in heaven when it's my time. My prayers are with you Britton family glad I knew your family and had an impact on my life hope all is well stay strong we will see him again sorry I could not make the funeral but my prayers will be with your family.

I was very fortunate to know Nick his entire life and watch him grow and mature into a wonderful caring man. Whenever we would see each other we always talked about sports, his love of music, and what was going on in his life at that time. Nick would always ask about my kids and how I was doing and really seemed to care about what was going on in my world. Nick's passing at such a young age is very sad for all that knew him and loved him. My condolences go out to entire Britton family who I have known and loved for many years.

JoAnn, Phil and family,

We are very sorry for your loss. We have fond memories of Nick, both in Illinois and Ohio. It was always great to see him when the boys went to the OSU football camps. He will be sadly missed.

Sandee and Kim Lauer, Nic, Bethani and Kelsi

Dear JoAnn and Family,
We have no words to express the sadness we feel for you at this most difficult time. Although we did not know Nick, we know how much he must have been loved. How much more will the Father love him as he enters into eternity, understanding everything that is so hard to grasp right now. My older daughter lives a few blocks away and prayed for him at OLM. I had just attended my grandson's first T-ball game with the Wheatland League and commented on how the league seemed top-notch. Of course, your son had been very active there. You remain in our prayers'
Sincerely,
Mr and Mrs Steven Tefft, Chrysan Tefft and the Mack Family