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Brian I. Faber
In Palo Alto, April 3, 2006. Beloved son of Betty Ann and the late Dr. Benjamin L. Faber. Loving brother of Michael Faber (Ann), Shana Faber McLaughlin (Vince) and the late Larry Faber (Michele). Devoted uncle of Veronica, Rachel, Stacy and Joey Faber and Nicole and Matthew McLaughlin. Dear step-father of Tiersa Sturm. Also survived by his beloved dog, Cassie. An avid baseball fan and coach, age 57 years.Private funeral services and interment have been held. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Association. SINAI MEMORIAL CHAPEL, Redwood City, (650) 369-3636.To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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eddie alvarez
April 11, 2006
i only knew brian a short time, but i really appreciated all the advice he gave me regarding many subjects. im going to miss talking baseball with him for he knew everything about the game. i really enjoyed his acquiantance and im going to miss him
Yacanex Posadas
April 10, 2006
I would like to begin by saying that I only knew Brian for a few months but they were interesting. I want to talk about him like the way I last remember him. His baseball cap, grey colored sweats, a sweater, with a highschool jacket on top, with his dog cassie taging along. He was my favorite person to talk to about any subject because he seemed to know every subject. He was simple and I though he was "cool". I wish I would have met him earlier at the Shell Station sooner. That was the place anyone can find him on any day smoking his cigarette, or talking about baseball, reading the paper, or playing the puzzles in the paper.
You will be missed Brian.
Yacanex Posadas.
Leslie C. Nichols
April 8, 2006
Please accept my condolences. I met Brian in about 1979. I was an attorney, and Brian worked with me on an important trial. He provided excellent support and assistance, and he greatly lightened my load during a very stressful time.
In 1984, I became a judge of the Superior Court iin Santa Clara County, and it was my great honor to officiate at Brian's wedding. My wife and I recall a joyous time at the Plumed Horse Restaurant in Saratoga.
I still serve as a judge in Santa Clara county. I regret having lost contact with Brian in recent years, and my wife and I were very sad to learn of Brian's untimely passing.
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