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Roger Brandt
March 19, 2023
I worked with Brian at Lincoln First. I´ll begin the training program and he worked with a number of us to help us assimilate from college life to the work life. He always had time for each one of us and was a terrific friend for many years. He´s greatly missed. God bless you and your family.
Joe and Angela Todisco
March 12, 2023
To Maureen, Andy and Elizabeth. We are so sorry for your loss and you are all in our thoughts and prayers at this very difficult time.
Love, Joe and Angela Todisco
MITCHELL JONES
March 12, 2023
I played against Brian in high school in the nascent stages of the East-McQuaid basketball rivalry. Later we played against each other in the banker's basketball league. After the games when would go to Checko's in ER to play euchre and replenish fluids lost from playing basketball.
I remember having sausages in the wintertime at his cabin. A major highlight was going to the Carrier Dome to watch Georgia upset Jordan and North Carolina.
Brian was a mensch and a kind-hearted gentleman. I am truly sorry for your family's loss.
Mitch Jones
Robert Wheeler
March 11, 2023
We have a lifetime of memories of Brian, from the time he and Barbara first graced the Dwyer family. We always looked forward to celebrating holidays with the Dwyers! They were all so much fun to be around and were always doing something interesting.
One of our favorite memories of Brian was his awesome award-winning tenure as the volunteer leader of the Brighton, New York Youth Agency's Sports Program where he mentored scores of grateful high school students. This was just a prelude (He was only 18) to all the many things he did for others without any recompense throughout his entire life.
Another was just one example of his awesomeness as a father when he brought his son Andy, one summer, to Dallas to work for the Dallas Cowboys. It was hard to tell who was more excited about the job, Andy or Brian! Andy's boss just told us that his witness of Brian's love for his son inspired him to devote more time to his family.
Brian was an inspiration to us all with his ever-present faith and how he managed to always see the best in the situation or in the person.
We love you Brian,
Bob and Flo
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