Brian Lewis

our deepest sympathy barbara

I will always remember Brian as a good Man who had a great sense of Humor & who loved his family very much. It was such a pleasure to have known him all these years as a friend and a member of our family. May God Bless the entire Lewis Family During these very difficult times.

Sincere condolences goes out to the Lewis family for your sad loss. May the words at James 5:8, bring the family comfort as you mourn the loss of Brian.

We've only known Brian for a short time as we just moved to High Bridge 3 years ago. He was a friendly neighbor and you could tell he had a good heart.

Our deepest sympathy for your loss.

Sending our thoughts and prayers for you and your family.

Tori and Mike Thomsen.

B. Lewis

A man that was always fun to be with!

"Don't cry because it's over. Smile because it happened."

Dr. Suess

Celebrate him! All our love!

The Spelders

Meeting Brian for the first time in New Philly came very early in my life, you see it happened when we both were 2 years old. The Lewis family had moved into their new home which was next to ours and that became the beginning of our friendship.

For the next 16 years much time was spent together playing on the old vacant lot which joined both properties, almost daily discussing /playing whatever sporting event was in season, then rooting for Quakers, Indians and Browns while trading both baseball / football cards, learning players names along with team statistics etc. yes as they say" those were the good old days". During those years my two brothers (Bob and Garry) came into our lives and Brian always considered both to be a part of our team and to this day they can like myself remember Brian's friendship and the good time they had while playing ball or whatever activity we were into at the time. Yes those sixteen years definitely left an impact on each of our lives and to this day my mind still reminds me of those good times.

Graduating from NPHS moved us apart with Brian finding comfort living with his family on the East coast and me likewise however on the West coast.

Recently we lost one of my brothers but now I have great hopes that Brian and Bob will meet up and begin rebuilding that team we once had!

To Barb and your wonderful family please note that my many years of my friendship with Brian will always be a cherished memory and I do hope you find much comfort in knowing there are many people that loved Brian and who love each of you as well.

Dale W. Mizer

I had the pleasure of knowing Brian in the 1970's and 1980's when I worked at Airwick Industries and Boyle-Midway. He was a consummate professional and a true gentleman. Rest in peace, Brian.

Having an acquaintance for over 40 years. I can honestly say that the Lewis "Clan," with Brian and Barbara at the helm, has always been the epitome of the perfect family. True admiration and respect for the bonds that they shared. Brian's passing deeply saddens me. Although the wonderful times will always be cherished memories for the family and friends, now a void exists. May your faith, family, and friends surround you all with love, support, and kindness as you embark on the days ahead without Brian in your midst.

Most sincerely, Carol

Brian was a very good friend and colleague that I have had the pleasure of working with for over25years. He was a dedicated tough competitor who was highly respected by his customers and associates. He had a unique gift of engaging and connecting with everyone he met. He was an excellent salesman and Vice President of Sales. I am very proud to have worked with Brian. He was simply a Very Good Man! Respectfully, Erv

I met Brian in the late 60s as a very warm, friendly person with great humor.
He was liked very much by his colleagues.
Brian was very successful and dedicated to his company.
Brian's great personality will be missed by everybody.

I am sending my condolences to his wife and all of his family.

Dad.. Words cannot express the honor it was to be your daughter-in-law for a very short year. You always made me laugh.. You did not realize it with your dry sense of humor how funny you were! I feel I was very lucky to know you in the short time.. I do know your wife was your life.. Your children meant the world to you.. Your grandchildren.. Great grandchild.. PRICELESS they could do no wrong they were the apple in your eye & every grandparent knows what I am talking about! I was known to you as the "Chocolate Lady" for everytime I came to see you I had chocolates for you for I new you enjoyed them! So as your daughter-in-law aka the Chocolate Lady I have I one last chocolate for you to you from me a big Hershey Chocolate KissThank you
Dad for making me feel welcome from day one.. Words cannot express! I love you & will miss you. Until we meet again Donna Lewis

Our thoughts and sympathies are with Barbara and all of the family.

Working with Brian for over 30 years at Seaquist fostered many many fond memories and developed a truly great friendship.

His humour and winning ways will be sadly missed.

Geoff & Daphne Wood
Seaquist Canada

My thoughts and prayers are with all the family. Don't know if and when I last saw Brian since 1955 graduation. I do remember he had a wonderful personality. I thought of him often through the years as with all the other classmates. Just remember all the fun and good times you all shared. Gloria (Bertolini) deMello

I have high school memories of Brian, wishing all the Lewis family comfort in the happy memories of Brian that you share.

Brian and I were very good friends and fellow members of our high school football team.

We did not get to spend much time together after high school but Brian was the type of person that was once a friend, always a friend.

Lynne and I want the family to know that our prayers are with you.

Larry Graydc7Uh

I have not seen Brian very often after our high school days but when I think of Brian I have fond football memories of our time at New Philadelphia. My deepest sympathies to all the family.

My condolences to the whole Lewis family. You are great friends and were great neighbors in High Bridge. All of us - Mom, Dad, Debbe and I - have nothing but great memories of Mr. Lewis and the entire family and our hearts are with you now.

My deepest sympathy to the entire Lewis family. May you always have fond memories.

Our sincere sympathy to the entire family.

So sorry for your loss. May you find peace and comfort in all of the family memories he has been a part of over the years.