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Game nights, movie premiers, new restaurants, the latest gospel CD... All of the best memories I have with friends include Brian. He always made me sit in between he and Tommy whenever we went out to eat or to the movies. He said since none of us had dates, they had to share me. He kept me from going solo to many staff Christmas parties. He called me caramel cluster and I called him mocha nugget. When we called each other on the phone, we bypassed any formalities -- no hellos or introductions. We'd just start talking, say what we had to say, then hang up. He knew I hated the Kirk Franklin/TD Jakes song, 911, so he would call my house and play the whole song on my answering machine or either call me and all I'd hear was that song playing. He was a good man and a very good friend. I miss him and look forward to the day I see him again.

I really liked the party at John & Sherry's where we all had names of famous people pinned to our backs and especially the get together when we prayed for Brian & Candis.  I think about the fact that Brian went to be with his beloved on the day when the whole world celebrates theirs.  We miss you, Brian.

I remember meeting you both through my neighbor Cheryl in Heather Lake. It was seventeen years ago, I thought you guys were twins! When we are all together is when I miss him the most. My favorite memory was the party we had for Brian and Candis, where we all took that great picture together. Gone but never forgotten.....

So many great memories shared with such a great friend!  I still have a hard time believing that Brian is gone and miss him dearly.  I know that he is worshipping around the throne right now and one day we will all again be together worshipping, laughing, and rejoicing! We all love you Brian!

I have so many memories of Brian I can't just pick one. I find it hard to wrap my mind around the fact Brian has been with the Lord for a year. It just seems like yesterday that I was laughing with him. I miss you Brian very much and know the day will come when we are all hanging together again.