Brian D. Roehrig

My deepest condolences to Brian's family. Brian and I worked together years ago at Lambeau Field. He was always a great guy that worked hard but also liked to joke around. I have a lot of great memories working with him. My prayers go out to his family.

Sorry for your family loss you have my sympathy

Brian was such a gentle soul. A wonderful man and great role model for all the young men who came through the St Norbert basketball program. I know my son is a better man for knowing him. God's blessings to Brian's family and friends.

I was a long time assistant coach on the Women´s basketball side for 11 years, all of which were at the same time that Brian was with the Men. We shared a wonderful friendship. He always took great interest in what and how I was doing. He was so invested in our conversations and he seemed to care so much. I really appreciated his dedication to his craft, his players and the coaching staff at SNC. He was so humble and cared so much for his players and his fellow coaches. He always took great interest in our players, too. I also really appreciated his humor. He had such a great way to shed light on a tough situation or spring some funny little comment in a conversation to make me laugh. A wonderful, wonderful man.

Our hearts go out to Rita, Paul, Steve & Tricia on the loss of Brian who was a soft and quiet personality at our family gatherings. He watched and smiled as all the little kids moved around and over him. He was always pleasant to and accepting of all of our crazy relatives at the family gatherings...and known to give a few whohoo cheers at the tv football games playing in the background!
We know he is now with GOD, our heavenly Father and so loved.
Our condolences, the Apostal family.

Praying for peace and strength for you and your family as you mourn the loss of your brother. May his memory be a blessing.