Brian J. Mallard

Marcia, I had no idea Brian was battling cancer. I am so sorry he and you all suffered and now he is gone. I know you and Kevin and Jodie have good memories and I am happy to know of another cyclist in the family. I will make a donation to a cycling org in his honor.

I am so sorry to hear Brian lost his very courageous battle with cancer. I was honored to get to know him these last few years and be part of his care team. He was a joy to get to know even under these unfortunate circumstances. You have my deepest condolences. His great love for his family was always evident.

Dear Marcia, Kevin, Joan (Bob), Barbara (Lenny), and Mary Anne, Jodi (Russell); and Extended Family Members;

Hello. Lovely Marcia would always speak of Brian with great love, regard and admiration. She, especially, thought he looked so handsome, in his UPS outfit. They were a wonderful couple to be welcomed by, as well as, spend time with.

On Friday, May 27th, 2022 I enjoyed a short visit with them. They were so kind enough to, always, warmly welcome to their home, and show me all their favorite spots, whether it be on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina or elsewhere.

We had such a nice and wonderful time, as we have had for years, in the Mallard´s journey of living-in, and visiting many states; New York, New Jersey, Georgia, Florida and -with Marcia´s wonderful Mom, (RIP-Mrs.Bernice Landman), also, and their very, polite and good son, Kevin.

During that last South Carolina trip, Marcia made a stop, at a store, and while she was inside, Brian mentioned the love he had for her, and Kevin. It was extremely touching.

We were all lucky to have met such a loving and devoted husband and father, to Marcia and Kevin, and nice human being. Brian has a terrific family, with son, Kevin and his wife, Marcia. He was a really thoughtful, caring, adoring and tender husband to dear Marcia, and an excellent father to sweet Kevin.

My thoughts and prayers are with Marcia, Kevin and the entire family.

My sincerest condolences with love,

Ellen C.

My condolences for your loss. Brian was my first manager at UPS and if not for his mentorship, guidance and patience I wouldn´t have survived at UPS for 19 years. He will be missed.

Brian was an inspiration, I loved how he would ride his bike during our lunch breaks or after work. Always helpful and made my days at UPS fun, especially at our volunteer events