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Brian Bilheimer Obituary

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Brian J. Bilheimer, 46, of Allentown, passed away Sunday, October 3, 2004, in Lehigh Valley Hospital-Muhlenberg, Bethlehem. He was a warehouseman for AP Wagner of Catasauqua for more than 20 years. Born in Allentown, he was a son of James H. and Jeanette G. (Hager) Bilheimer of Bethlehem. He was a member of Dubbs Memorial United Church of Christ, Allentown. He was a member of the Whitehall Lions Club and a son of a member of American Legion Post 367 of Fullerton. He was an active member of the American Bowling Congress. He participated in various bowling leagues in the Lehigh Valley, recording more than 10 career-high 300 games. Survivors: Parents; cousins. Services: 1:30 p.m. Thursday in Stephens Funeral Home Inc., 1335-37 Linden St., Allentown. Call 7-8:30 p.m Wednesday in the funeral home. Contributions: Charity of choice.

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Published by Morning Call on Oct. 5, 2004.

Memories and Condolences
for Brian Bilheimer

18 Entries

Ken Ruch

November 2, 2004

I will miss seeing Brian on the lanes. We were supposed to be teammates at Mountainville in the Trios league this year. Always the competitor no matter what the league or tournament. Once you became a friend of Brians' you were never forgotten by him. He was always concerned about you.

Rest in peace my friend.

Ken

Pat Dilcher

October 9, 2004

Dear Aunt Jeanette & Jim: I can't tell you how proud I am of the dignified way you handled yourselves at this most difficult time in your lives. You proved to us all how much you loved Brian and each other. The three of you shared a very special bond. I love you, Pat

Michelle Whitman

October 8, 2004

I am quite shocked to hear of Brian's passing. I am the neighbor his father met at the mail boxes that morning. We cannot believe he is gone. We shared many different things like attending the same high school etc. He was a wonderful neighbor and if his parents could please contact us we would appreciate it. We are sorry to hear of your loss as are the rest of our neighbors. He was a great man. He is in a better place but much to young to leave us. Love, Michelle and Children

Brian & Colleen Ritter

October 8, 2004

Mr. and Mrs. Bilheimer, Brian and I are saddend to hear of the loss of Brian. We have both known Brian through the world of bowling for many years. Brian was not only a talented bowler but a good person with a kind soul. He always went out of his way to say hello and ask how things were going. Our deepest sympathy as you move forward through this most difficult time.

Stephen Breinig

October 7, 2004

Dear Mr.& Mrs. Bilheimer,You had a wonderful son and I will never forget all the fun we had together.Michelle & I send our deepest sympathy to both of you.

Love, Steve,Michelle and Jenna

Rose & George Breinig

October 7, 2004

Dear Mr.& Mrs. Bilheimer, You had a wonderful son. He was always willing to help a person anyway that he could. What a wonderful bowler his was. We will all miss him. May God Bless you both and help you get thru these trying times. Love, Rose,George,Stephen,Michelle,Josh and Isaiah

Doug Diehl

October 7, 2004

My Deepest Sympathy for the Billheimer family.I have known Brian thru bowling for 20 yrs. Brian is one of the true nice guys in the world.I am very saddened to hear of his passing.You will never be forgotten my friend. rest in peace.

Jody DeAngelis

October 6, 2004

I have bowled with Brian for years. He was a great bowler and a great friend. You may not be here in body, but you will be with us forever. Rest in peace, my friend!

Terry Albert

October 5, 2004

Brian and I were friends for many years. I worked with him many years ago at Wagner Appliance Parts. He was one of the sweetest people I've ever known. He was always there for you. Brian was one of my best friends, we had good times together, and I will always have the memories. I was proud to have him in my life. Brian, I'll always remember you, you were very special to me. You'll always have a place in my heart. God Bless you.

John Roth

October 5, 2004

My family and I would like to pass on our sincerest condolences to the Bilheimer family. When we lived in Allentown, I bowled on the same team with Brian for many years on Friday nights at Boulevard Lanes and Brian truly was one of the nicest guys you could ever want to meet. I will always remember our friendly little arguments over who was the better football team, Cowboys or Steelers, and having some cold ones in Little Johns Pub. Rest in Peace my friend.

esther azar

October 5, 2004

our deepest sympathy to you. my brother-george and your son-brian were good friends for many years...but they seemed to have lost touch recently. my entire family had the pleasure of knowing brian as a fine, sweet, gentle man. we are so shocked and sad by his untimely passing. he will be greatly missed by all who know and love him and he will live on in all of our hearts. may you rest in peace, brian...and i'm sure you will be rolling strikes in that big bowling ally in the sky! God Bless. the azar family

Steve Talaber

October 5, 2004

I'm so sorry to hear of Brian's passing. We had worked together for five years at the old Indiana Trailer Supply back in the late seventies. Rest in Peace My Friend.

jeanne jones

October 5, 2004

Jeanette;

I was so sorry to read of Brian's passing. He was always a sweet young man who loved you dearly. I share your pain.

Jeanne Jones

(former Schantz co-worker).

Joe Simko

October 5, 2004

Jan and I are deeply saddened by Brian's passing. Brian was a fierce competitor on the maples but he never gave himself enough credit for the skill level he had attained. Off the lanes, Brian was ready to go the extra mile for you. I cannot imagine not seeing him in any bowling house. I pray that Brian may rest in peace in the Grace of God.

Keith Bauer

October 5, 2004

I am very shocked and saddened to hear about the passing of Brian. Brian and I bowled together on Friday nights on the same team for quite a few years. He would always find a way to ease the tension of a bad game. Not only was Brian a great bowler, he was also a great person who would do anything he could to help a friend. I always said I would rather bowl with Brian than against him! He was that good.

Brian will be missed and never forgotten. Carry on my friend.

Melanie Scheller

October 5, 2004

May you rest in peace. I will remember you for always.

Mike "Midge" Frankenfield

October 5, 2004

I Knew Brian for many years through bowling and working at Wagner's. Brian was probably one of the good guys in the world. I do not think Brian had a mean bone in his body. I just saw him a few months ago while he was in Reno for the ABC tournament. He will be missed!

Melissa

October 5, 2004

May Brian rest in peace. I worked with him many years ago at Wagner's Appliance Parts. I remember him as a hard, diligent worker.

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