Bryan B. Dieter

I know I'm late, but I just now learned of his passing. Bryan was my favorite boss. Hands down. I still use his incredible Letter of Recommendation he wrote for me, and speak of his amazing leadership often. My career is focused in the health field today directly because of Bryan.

He was one of the kindest, most genuine people I have met in my entire life. I cherish the time I spent with him, and enjoyed all that I've learned with his guidance, and will carry it my whole life.

When my first child was born, He was the first to congratulate me, and with a kindness that only comes from someone pure in soul. I know he must've been an amazing husband and father just by the conversations we had about family, and love of our children. My heart goes out to The Dieter family, my deepest, although late condolences.

I will be missing you Bryan, but I'll never forget you. Thank you for everything.

I worked with Bryan years ago and always found him to be so honest and warm hearted.
It is now years later and I was looking to contact him about an investment I was making where he would have been an expert.

That is when I came across the heartbreaking news that he is no longer with us.

I am emotionally dumbfounded at the news.

The world has lost a great man.

As a long time friend of Peggy, I had many opportunities to converse with Bryan. The last time was many years ago when your family was living in Burlington, Vt. I remember his vibrant, enthusiastic energy as he talked about day to day events and family. He embraced such a zeal for life and that came through in his kindness, generosity and love for family, friends and community. He will be missed but his legacy will live on.

Dear Max, Sarah and Ellie,
Your Father and Husband Bryan made such a difference in our family's life for which I will be forever grateful. He introduced Matt to the game of Lacrosse, which he grew to love. I am so very sorry for the sudden loss of Bryan. My thoughts and prayers are with your wonderful family. Stay strong, but do not be afraid to reach out for help.

Bryan was a valued team member of the Kutis soccer club. He was a solid player who always had a beaming smile on his face. He will be missed!

Bryan was a great friend, great teammate and outstanding person. He helped our soccer team win multiple championships and just a wonderful person to be around. He will be missed.

Mrs. Dieter, I want to extend my deepest condolence to you and your family on Bryan's passing. He was such a kind and honorable man and so respectful and respected by all. Prayers that you may find peace in happy memories.

Unfortunately I never had the opportunity to meet Bryan in person, as our relationship was business related and conducted through phone and e-mail. However over the last year and a half or so that I had the please to work with him, he earned my utmost respect for his honesty, sincerity, intelligence and passion for what he did. My deepest condolence to his family, friends and co-workers.

I had the honor of meeting Brian at McDonald's. I served him breakfast many mornings. Through small talk I got to know him very well. Brian was very proud of his children, he was alway excited when he would travel to visit them away at college. I am deeply sorry for your loss, Brian will truly be missed

Sarah, I'm very sorry to hear about Bryan's diagnosis and soooo swift death. Lee told me about the diagnosis, and I've been holding you all in prayer, now for healing, peace and happy memories. I loved meeting you all at Lindsay's wedding. Grace and peace as you mourn and heal.