1970
2022
Brian David Kindig
June 25, 1970 - June, 6, 2022
ST. PAIL, MN - Brian David Kindig, 51, of St Pail, MN, passed awey on June, 9, 2022. He was preceded in death by mother, Mary Norton.
Father of precious Skylar (mother - Lisa Eriksson). Beloved son of David Kindig (Margi); brother of Mark Norton Kindig (Sheila) and Laura Kindig Temali (Mihailo). Uncle to Caitlin, Josip, Claire, Julia and Hannah.
He was a generous and curious soul. He had an amazing sense of humor, could make anyone laugh and had a smile that lit up a room. He loved rollerblading, reading, music, art, poetry and film. He was a talented chef and loved sharing food with others. He helped many people during their journey of recovery while managing sober houses in St. Paul and as a member of various AA groups. Brian battled, overcame but ultimately succumbed to addiction and mental health challenges.
The family wants to express their appreciation to Lisa, Roger and Ian of Merciful Recovery Services, Union Gospel Mission, Lutheran Social Services, Officer Justin Tiffany and the St. Paul Police Mental Health Unit, and countless other friends and professionals who cared about him along his journey.
In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to any organization supporting those with addiction and mental health disorders.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
Austin Turner
April 25, 2025
Brian, rest in peace, my friend. I am so sorry for just now reaching out when in many ways it is too late. I hope your family is able to find peace. You are a wonderful person and I can´t tell you how sorry I am for disappearing due to my own struggles. You were always there for me when I needed it, and wish I could say the same. Rest easy, Brian, you will be greatly missed.
Laura Kindig Temali
June 23, 2022
Read the label in the photo to learn about BK Birthday Bags that are being distributed on Saturday.
Michael Cogley
June 20, 2022
Brian, Rest in peace with the angels in heaven.
Alison Shank
June 20, 2022
I wish all of Brian's loved ones much peace at this time.
Cindy Dunne
June 19, 2022
Dave, I am so sorry to learn of your son Brian's death. I don't know what else to say. Take care.
Karen K
June 19, 2022
Rest In Peace. May you have no more worries. May your loved ones always remember your kind soul.
Ellie Pierce
June 19, 2022
Sending love and light to all of Brian´s family.
Andrea Klitzke
June 19, 2022
Brian had the biggest heart and kindest soul. I´m happy to have known him and his wonderful family
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