Brian Mee Obituary
Brian is survived by his loving wife, Sandrea "Sandy" (Sitterly) Mee; children, Keven Mee (Michele), Christine Adelman (fiance, Joe Brady), Serena Lynaugh (Bryan), Tarra Martello (Gregg) and Troy Mosconi (Blanca); grandchildren, Greg, Westly, Kathryn, Trevor, Taylor, Jack, Gio, Skylar, Brady, Trey and Brinn; special cousin, Mary Beth Callery Munson; brother & sister in law, Clayton and Jane Sitterly, sister in law, Sharla Wager.
A memorial service and celebration of Brian's life will be held in the summer at St. John's Episcopal Church in Johnstown, day and time of service will be announced.
Memorial donations in Brian's name can be made to the Amsterdam Baseball Booster Club, donations can be made payable to C/O Betz, Rossi, Bellinger & Stewart Family Funeral Home, 171 Guy Park Ave, Amsterdam, 12010 or to the Alzheimer's Association, 225 N. Michigan Ave, Fl. 17, Chicago, IL, 60601.
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David Romleski
January 6, 2025
So sorry to hear of coach mees passing. He was such a great guy and fair to everyone. He was my teacher back in 1976. He will be missed by many.
William Lasky
December 17, 2024
So sorry for your loss , Coach was really special. He threw me out of gym class for hitting a kid with a hockey stick in the back after he told us no rough housing. Sorry Coach. I made it up to him my senior year when he sent me with bets to OTB as long as I was back for my next class. Easiest A I ever got. Gonna miss you coach . Thanks for the memories.
The Dona Family
December 15, 2024
Our condolences to the entire family. Brian was our children's drivers education teacher. He taught both of our kids to drive during the summer at drivers Education that was held in Fonda. They both really learned a lot from him and enjoyed cruising around with him and the other students. Very nice man. May he rest in peace
John Krawiecki
December 14, 2024
Very sorry to learn of Brian´s passing. As a young pitcher out of High School in Schenectady, I faced Coach me several times. I played in College, the minor leagues, in the Schenectady and Albany Twi Light Leagues, playing til I was 48. He was the best hitter I ever faced in the Capital District area. He also was a class act! May he rest in peace!
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