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Graduate of Lockport Township High School.
Brian was a loving father who cherished spending time with his son. Going to the park, building campfires to make s'mores and fishing were some of their favorite things to do together.
Preceded in death by his grandparents, Raymond and Jane Reardon and Joan Moore.
Survived by his son, Christian Moore and the mother of his son, Cristina Clements; mother, Rosemary Holloway; sister, Sherrie Brassard and nephew, Noah Brassard; Grandfather Richard Moore; Aunts and Uncles, Joan Bannon, Raymond (Lori) Reardon, Teresa Reardon, Jim Reardon, Dan Reardon, Tony Reardon, Karen Rosczyk, Chris (Liz) Moore, Rick (Sharon) Moore; numerous cousins and friends.
Cremation Rites will be respectfully addressed. The family will have a private celebration of Brian's life.
For Info: (815) 838-5010 or www.oneilfuneralhome.com
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