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Bryce Redd
April 29, 2023
Mom and I miss you dad and we will forever be thankful for the life you provided for us.
July 23, 2013
This is Annette Woods Jones, Brandon Redd's mother. I was married to Brian on June 9, 1989. After we separated, I returned to West Virginia with Brandon. Brandon was only three weeks old the last time he saw his dad. Sorry to hear of his passing.
November 12, 2012
i'm still at a lost of words ELLA . contack ma CARLA.
August 7, 2012
To the family and friends of Brian,
He was a nice, kind and caring person and he will be missed always whether in Akron ,Maryland or wherever he traveled and made many many friends. You will always want to say "one last word " to the loved one that you weren't able to say that one last word to whether it's just to say ,"Hey,how are you?" How have you been? nice to see you, I love you or missed you . It's always going to be "One last word" that you will have wanted to say to that special person....but sometimes its not meant to happen that way. Things happen the way that they do for a reason and its unexplained no matter how many thoughts you think in your mind and keep thinking about what you wanted to say,should've said,could've done or "one last word" to your loved one it just doesn't happen that way. Don't stay too sad about "one last word." You hang onto the memories and be happy, stay strong and pray . The Lord will give you strength. In spirit Brian knew what you would have wanted to say to him"one last word" believe that. But at this time it wasn't meant to happen like that and it is sad that it didn't but he loved his family and friends. Remember the memories and stay strong ...I cannot believe he is gone but he is with us in memory and spirit. Stay strong Family and friends and all who knew Brian he would have wanted you to and he will never be forgotten.
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Nate Burkes
August 6, 2012
I may have not known my uncle, but I know mom talked about him alot. I know he was a good, kind, generous uncle. He will be missed. Bryce if you ever need to talk, you can call me anytime. Your Cousin Nate. Many prayers to our family.
Carla Burkes
August 5, 2012
I will miss my brother so much. Deborah and Bryce the family and I appreciate the beautiful words, you couldn"t of done a better job. May you always find the strength to continue on with his wonderful memories and prayers. Thank you for being there with him. We were close, but we loved traveling, I wish I could of seen him one last time. To our family, may we always remember the wonderful memories from childhood on. He was truly Loved.
Liz Mims
August 5, 2012
Stacy, I'm so sorry to hear of the passing of your brother you and your family have my condolences my thoughts and prayers are with you. I'm not sure if you remember me but we worked together at Sterling
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