FJRONAMISSION

[juniorfjr]

Sad news of Brian's passing and a touching tribute Brodie, thanks for that.
RIP Brian.

--G

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[Panman]

Sad news of Brian's passing and a touching tribute Brodie, thanks for that.

RIP Brian.

--G

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[Old Michael]

Brodie, will the service/remembrance be held in the South Bay?

Is it private?

 

[puppychow]

Met Brian a few times, even saw him ride, and he rode like a man on a mission to prove something (car tire), but man he rode it to shreds..

RIP Brian!

 

[rogdeb]

Helluva tribute Brodie, thanks.

Yes, Brian was a character and an Imp, but as likeable as they come.

We first rode with him when he hooked up with a small group of us riding down to TWN's memorial service, then just a couple of times since, including the in/famous Eureka "meet n race"

I always thought it funny that he bought his Harley to "slow him down"

--- I guess it took Old Father Time to slow Brian down ...

Quite a loss ---- our thoughts go out to his wife, sons, family and friends.

 

[Tyler]

Brodie, will the service/remembrance be held in the South Bay?Is it private?

PM sent.

 

[BkerChuck]

Nicely written tribute to someone who obviously touched a lot of lives. Condolences to all of you who had the pleasure of knowing him.

 

[hppants]

Well I didn't know him, but I knew who he was. He was one of us. He shared our passion for the wind, and our passion for each other. I suppose for now, that is good enough. I also know that his kids are about the same age as mine. And he looks to be about the same age as I am. Which means that either I'm old, or (my preference), Brian died way too young.

Brodie - thanks for the reminder that we don't get to decide some things. I'm sorry for your loss.

 

[gregory]

Thanks for sharing your tribute Brodie, I think we all strive to enjoy life as he did. Sorry for ​​​your loss and please express our condolences to his family.

Greg and Michelle

For those wondering about the Eureka reference

https://www.fjrforum.com/forum//index.php/topic/130946-if-i-didnt-see-it-with-my-own-eyes-i-would-not-have-believed-it/

 

[Brodie]

Anyone who desires to attend the celebration of Brian's life on Saturday afternoon, May 27th send me a pm for the details.

Brodie

 

[bigjohnsd]

Brodie, I never got to meet Brian, but after reading your epistle I wish I had.

No one has ever said getting older is easy!

RIP Brian

 

[03silverbullet]

I am so sorry to hear this. I had met him several times and liked him a lot.

I seem to remember a thread about him, a car tire, and some members here going for a 'spirited' ride.

RIP Brian

 

[Bust-A-Cap]

Nothing but sunshine and open roads straight to Heaven. RIP brother.

 

[HelzBelz]

RIP, sounds like the kind of guy we should all surround ourselves with.

(and I hope I have as eloquent a friend as Brodie when my time comes.)

 

[TestPilot]

Thanks for the great tribute, Brodie. Brian is like so many of our FJR friends that we never get to meet, but get to know through our common interest - and in this case, common faith. I wonder what the FJR corner is going to look like in heaven, and who we will meet there.

 

[petey]

Thanks for sharing your tribute Brodie, I think we all strive to enjoy life as he did. Sorry for ​​​your loss and please express our condolences to his family.
Greg and Michelle

For those wondering about the Eureka reference

https://www.fjrforum.com/forum//index.php/topic/130946-if-i-didnt-see-it-with-my-own-eyes-i-would-not-have-believed-it/

So many peeps that responded to this event are no longer active on the Forum....shame, I was on this ride but was one of them that after a while fell behind, my balls were too small....JSNSGreat tribute for sure!

 

[Mad German]

I'm so sorry to hear of your friend's passing. Prayers sent for you and his family.