Brian Scott White

You will Be Miss The Joseph tellier fami;y

Steve, June and family
I´m so sorry for the passing of Brian. My thoughts and Prayers are with you!
Love and miss you
Michelle, Mandie and Randi-Lynn

"Infectious enthusiasm"..so true. Sweet, funny, his love for Tamarijn and the White Mountains is what first comes to mind thinking of Brian. Lots of love and hugs from all of us at Pemi Cabins here in Lincoln, NH where Brian felt like a brother to me. I'll miss hearing him say "love ya Cin".

My heart breaks hearing the news of this tragedy. The loss of a child, the pain must be unimaginable. Uncle Steve sending you, your family and all who loved Brian all the prayers for strength to get you through this unbearable loss.
With deepest sympathy
Rita & Chris Cook

Brian was always very sweet to his Jacobson Family. When we lived in RI HE always sent us a Christmas card and a sweet note. We were thankful for him and his including us in his sweet holiday wishes. We always did the same. He was a sweetheart. We are sad to hear of his passing. Gone far too soon.
The Jacobson Family

Brian has lived on the same street as us for as long as I can remember and was always greeting us with a smile and a wave as he walked his dog each and every day. We will miss seeing him and feel honored to have had such a kind neighbor who clearly loved his dog so very much and too pride in his beautiful home. Our sincerest condolences to all who know and love him at this sad time. - The White Family of Rutland

To the family and friends of Brian:
Deb and I are heartbroken with the sudden passing of Brian. Brian and I have known each other for years. We have been in the Liquor industry together, it seems like, forever. We worked together at 3 companies before Brian went to Hardwick and I went to a different company. We still remained close friends and saw each other often. He would do anything for anybody at any time. We always had very fun times together and we will miss him terribly. God speed to all of you.
Tom and Deb Bibo