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Clair T Tremblay
April 23, 2024
Brian was an old friend from Burden Lake during our "early years" between 1970-1985ish. He was always the life of the party, and although our circles changed, I'll always remember his smile. RIP Brian!
Becky Horton
September 22, 2023
So sorry to hear such sad news. I remember when Brian lived on the corner next to Critter on Spring Ave. Actually, it was at a party that Brian's had in his garage at that house, where I first met Critter. Thank you Brian. May you rest in peace.
Mark and Pamela Hopkins
September 21, 2023
To the Cooney clan please accept our deepest condolences on the passing of Brian. Brian was larger than life , always willing to lend a hand and the life of the party. This is yet another huge loss for your clan. May God bless Brian and those he leaves behind with peace and acceptance during this most difficult time.
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