What can you say when you loose a family member..you just keep all precious memories with you. Anyone who knew Brian knows his kind heart and how he struggled with life and love. His kindness has taught me so much about how a person should live his life. I' will never forget when my first son was born how Brian was so overjoyed with him and how he worried so about his health. I know his presence and prayers helped him live. I will miss the Thanksgiving dinners that he would always be at and the Christmas dinners. He was so lost when our parents passed on. I felt a very warm feeling come over me as I put him to rest in the Gulf of Mexico with his mother and father. I know he is at peace now.
Those MacLennan boys where always a hand full when we were young, but Brian was always the sweet one. I baby sat for them once and 2 of them(Bill & Jamie?) tied me up and locked me in a closet. To this day I can hear Brian pleading with them to let me out. LOL. I met up with him again years later when I worked at the Brass Register and no matter how old we got or what the situation was, I was always glad to see those sweet, lost eyes of his. RIP sweet friend.
Scott MacLennan (1969)
What can you say when you loose a family member..you just keep all precious memories with you. Anyone who knew Brian knows his kind heart and how he struggled with life and love. His kindness has taught me so much about how a person should live his life. I' will never forget when my first son was born how Brian was so overjoyed with him and how he worried so about his health. I know his presence and prayers helped him live. I will miss the Thanksgiving dinners that he would always be at and the Christmas dinners. He was so lost when our parents passed on. I felt a very warm feeling come over me as I put him to rest in the Gulf of Mexico with his mother and father. I know he is at peace now.Cindy Tobias (Wilson) (1969)
Those MacLennan boys where always a hand full when we were young, but Brian was always the sweet one. I baby sat for them once and 2 of them(Bill & Jamie?) tied me up and locked me in a closet. To this day I can hear Brian pleading with them to let me out. LOL. I met up with him again years later when I worked at the Brass Register and no matter how old we got or what the situation was, I was always glad to see those sweet, lost eyes of his. RIP sweet friend.