Brian David Scharkey

So sorry to hear about Brian. We are praying for you and your family. May you feel God´s presence more in his absence. Love you sweet lady!

Brian was the kindness and happy person I have ever met. My daughter Liz Santana and Kristen became close friends playing softball and both went on to play college softball. There was tournament were my daughter may not have been able to go to during travel ball. Our family was financially strapped. Brian paid for Liz´s flight and room with Kristen. I was and continue to be grateful I met Brian, laughed with he and Cindy and I will miss my friend, girl dad, with his smile and kindness to my family. Rest in eternal peace my friend. Sincerely Ed Santana

Cindy and family so sorry for your loss .Can't believe this has happened to you and can't believe someone can pass away so young at 61 and the cause of death be natural causes.

This is quite a shock. Bill and I send our love to Cindy and his beautiful daughters.
We attended their wedding many years ago. Cindy grew up next door to us on Rodeo Road in Fullerton.
A beautiful, devoted couple. May you know our thoughts, prayers and love go out to you you all.
Candy and Bill Gleason

RIP, Brian. I went to school with Brian @Sunset Lane, Parks, and Sunny Hills. He was a fierce competitor on the basketball court, first at the Boys Club and later as a team captain for our talented Sunny Hills squad of 1981. He was a master at motivating others and made all of his teammates better. Prayers for Cindy and the family.

I grew up with Brian right next-door to my house. With all his siblings, and it was wonderful to know them all. We had so much fun on Conejo Lane. He was a wonderful person as a kid and a grown-up. So blessed to have known him and his family and my prayers are with his beautiful family. May God bless you all, and he will always be taking care of you from heaven.

I worked with Brian at ECCU for 7 years. He always had a bright smile and was a joy to be around. I joined the softball team at my church and he took the time after work one day to help me with my horrible swing. I always remembered that. I also laugh when I remember how we took the balloons from a work party and used the helium to make our voices high and sang goofy songs. I´m happy and grateful to have known Brian! Andra Spires