Brian Meister

In loving memory of a devoted husband, father, grandfather, brother, cousin, and friend.
Brian Keith Meister, beloved husband of Susan Meister, passed away peacefully after a brief but valiant battle with cancer on October 23, 2025, surrounded by his family. He will be remembered for his boundless love, sharp wit, and unwavering devotion to his family and community.
Brian is survived by his cherished wife, Sue; his daughters and sons-in-law, Dr. Jennifer and Nicholas Denmon, and Samantha and Scott Rosen; and his adored grandchildren, Sloane (10) and Eliza (4) Denmon, and Oliver (7) and Jordan (4½) Rosen.
Born and raised in New York, Brian embodied intelligence, curiosity, and drive from a young age. He attended Nassau Community College, where he served as president of the Sigma Lambda Phi fraternity, and later continued his studies at Hofstra University.
Throughout their 45 years of marriage, Brian and Sue built a beautiful life together across the country-from New York to Texas, North Carolina, Florida, and most recently retired to Wesley Chapel, FL. His professional life was marked by dedication and integrity, from his early years with American Airlines to his leadership in the hospitality industry and later, partnering with Sue as small business owners of Image360 Lauderhill.
Brian's life was filled with passions that reflected his deep appreciation for joy and connection. He loved good food, good wine, and time spent on the water. His seder table was legendary-filled with laughter, tradition, and sometimes a multitude of family members gathered to celebrate together. He led these gatherings with pride, warmth, and humor, ensuring that everyone felt part of something meaningful.
Above all, Brian was a family man. He was steadfast in his love for Sue, proud of his daughters and their accomplishments, and overjoyed by the arrival of and relationships with his grandchildren. Whether singing family songs, grilling outdoors, or magically pulling coins from little ears, he brought a sense of wonder and love to every moment.
For those who wish to make a donation in Brian's memory, contributions may be made to HandsOn South Florida at https://handsonsouthflorida.org/