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De Lewis
February 9, 2005
Brett was a dear friend and my daughter, Megan's father. He left us all with many wonderful memories and laughter - a lot of laughter. Nothing else matters now. I look forward to sharing a joke with him again someday. In the meantime, I will treasure our amazing daughter.
Darlene Glaser
February 8, 2005
Brett was a very dear friend to both myself & my husband Dave. He was full of life & laughter & spread it to everyone he met. The world is a much sadder place, but heaven is very lucky to have him there. My thoughts & prayers go to Tracy, Megan, Pops, Ted & Hal. We will plant a tree in Brett's name in the spring to show that life goes on & he will never be forgotten. Love to you Brett!
Nancy Mansfield
February 6, 2005
Brett was a one of a kind! He took everything in life with humor. He was a great friend to all he knew and a wonderful father. He will be missed by all who knew him. My heart goes out to his daughter Megan. May part of Brett live on through his daughter Megan always. God Bless Brett and all who loved him.
Tom & Sandy Mattox
February 5, 2005
We loved Brett so much--we have many fond memories of him visiting us & Kevin at our home. Our thoughts & prayers are with the family.
Diane Maher
February 3, 2005
My thoughts and prayers go out to Tracey, Megan, and Pops. I've never met anyone who enjoyed to laugh more then Brett. He will be missed dearly.
Cheryl Grunwald
February 3, 2005
Brett was the most fun, loving friend a person could ever have. He loved life and lived it to the fullest. My heart breaks for Tracy and Megan. But through you he will live on forever. Carl and I will miss him.
Barry & Pat Evans
February 3, 2005
Our thoughts are with the family.
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