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Bryan Beauchemin Obituary

Beauchemin, Bryan, peacefully left this world on Saturday, July 17. Bryan was 15 years old. He touched and loved so many people in his short life. He overcame many hurdles, yet his strength never faltered. He kept everyone strong. He was an angel sent from heaven. He leaves his loving and devoted parents Norma and Danny. He sadly leaves his brothers Danny and Michael. He leaves his grandparents, aunts, uncles, and many special cousins. He also leaves countless friends and teachers whom he held near and dear to his heart. We feel blessed to have been part of his life. He will always be our Sunshine. Visitation will be Tuesday (today) from 4:00 - 8:00 PM at the funeral home. Funeral Mass will be Wednesday at 11:00 AM at Nativity Catholic Church, 5200 Johnson Street, Hollywood, followed by interment. In Bryan's memory, his family suggests contributions be sent to Make A Wish Foundation, PO Box 17377, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33318 or Boggy Creek Gang Camp, 30500 Brantley Branch Road, Eustis, FL 32736. Arrangements by: PANCIERA MEMORIAL HOME 4200 Hollywood Blvd. Hollywood, FL 33021 954-989-9900 www.panciera.com.

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Published by Sun-Sentinel on Jul. 20, 2004.

Memories and Condolences
for Bryan Beauchemin

12 Entries

patrice campbell

August 18, 2004

hey bryan i will always miss you and your in a better place for you and im sorry i didnt get to say good bye but i will always love you and you will always be my brother love you always patrice

Robert Hubschman

August 18, 2004

Bryan was my best friend in the world. Every day in school we walked together to class.The first day I met him I was in sixth grade. We always hung out together and I will always remember "our band". I'm going to miss you Bryan, you will be my friend, ALWAYS! Love, Robert

Mackenzie Baker

July 23, 2004

I have known Bryan for a long time and he was one of the most happiest people i have ever met. He was one of my best friends even though we didnt see each other often. I also considered him my brother. I love him with all my heart and always will. R.I.P Bryan

Meghan Baker

July 23, 2004

Bryan was so awesome and i will miss him so much. too bad we couldnt start that band. he was always smiling whenever i was around him no matter what. he could always make me laugh and i will remeber that forever and now he is in a better place. bryan RIP.

alexis conde

July 23, 2004

i loved bryan more than anyone could ever understand. with his passing came great grief. although i may not have been able to express myself to him personally i know hes sitting next to me as i write this giving me the strength to go on. i am blessed to have met him and lucky to have memories of his smile and have joined in his laughter. and i know deep in my heart hes got a room on top of the world tonight. forever shall i love him.

kristin grenier

July 23, 2004

bryan i will always miss u and i dont no how i am going to live the rest of my life without u i havnt stopped crying for the past few days and i cant wait to be reunited with u

love ur cousin(kristin)

APRIL BUCHHEIT

July 21, 2004

BRYAN YOU WERE A GREAT FRIEND AND CLASSMATE TO JAMES.

HE ALWAYS LOVED TO COME OVER AND PLAY WITH YOU.

HE WILL REALLY MISS YOU.

WHENEVER YOU CAME BY OAKRIDGE TO SAY HELLO....

ALWAYS MADE ME SMILE.

IT HAS BEEN A BLESSING TO HAVE KNOWN YOU.

BECAUSE YOU WERE SUCH A GREAT PERSON.

LOVE..... JAMES &

Kelly Townsend

July 20, 2004

God Bless You Bryan! It was nice meeting you at the baseball game back in May. You were such a handsome young man.

Stan Leone

July 20, 2004

Thank you for sharing Bryan with us for the past two years. He was one of the kindest students I ever had and I will never forget how special he is.

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