Bryan Thurman

We can all smile in remembrance of events encompassing his work with us at PG&E. He was a talented weldor who made coming to work genuinely fun and interesting. When I last visited with him he was so positive and upbeat about his teaching job. I was glad to see that hed found what he really enjoyed and that he had passion for. His passing is sad, but he left me a lot of good memories and internal chuckles.

The BEST dad a daughter could be fortunate enough to have.
The BEST Papa B a grandchild could playfully remember.
The most creative welding instructor a student could encounter.
The MOST remembered left handed ball player.

I AM SHOCKED I WORKED WITH BRIAN FOR YEARS, I REMEMBER PICKING BRAIN UP FOR TACO TUESDAYS ON THE MIRACLE MILE, I HAVE MISSED HIM SINCE HE LEFT I PROUDLY WEAR THE SWEAT SHIRT HE BROUGHT ME FROM THE SCHOOL HE TAUGHT WELDING AT
HE HAS ALWAYS BEEN MISSED AND IS MY THOUGTS DAILY
PRAYERS FOR THE FAMILY
STEVEN WAYNE

My nephew Bryan was a character he loved to m are you smile. I loved him dearly