Brian was a semi truck driver. He was killed when, while driving he suffered a heart attack, his truck crossed the center line in Long Grove, Illinois on Route 22 and Krueger Road.
He was 51 years old when he died.
He grew up in Milwaukee and was a graduate of James Madison Senior High School.
Brian passed away early Tuesday morning on June 10, 2014, at the age of 51.
He was an Army veteran who served his country proudly, and parlayed his love of driving into a twenty plus career (in and out of the armed services).
Brian was a loving father, survived by his daughters, Deana (Chris) St. Martin and Krista (Stearne) Pierce.
Brian was a wonderful grandfather to his grandchildren, Dakota, Benjamin, and his grandson who will be born in October.
Brian leaves behind his girlfriend Amy, whom he loved dearly and his best friend (who also drove him insane), his dog, Cujo, who misses him greatly.
Brian is survived by his brothers, Gary (Karen) and Jay, and his sister Nancy (Barb).
He leaves behind countless memories that family and friends will never forget.
He was loved by many, and will be missed.
Memorial services will be held Monday at Schaff from 4-6PM.
Rest in peace, old friend.
He was 51 years old when he died.
He grew up in Milwaukee and was a graduate of James Madison Senior High School.
Brian passed away early Tuesday morning on June 10, 2014, at the age of 51.
He was an Army veteran who served his country proudly, and parlayed his love of driving into a twenty plus career (in and out of the armed services).
Brian was a loving father, survived by his daughters, Deana (Chris) St. Martin and Krista (Stearne) Pierce.
Brian was a wonderful grandfather to his grandchildren, Dakota, Benjamin, and his grandson who will be born in October.
Brian leaves behind his girlfriend Amy, whom he loved dearly and his best friend (who also drove him insane), his dog, Cujo, who misses him greatly.
Brian is survived by his brothers, Gary (Karen) and Jay, and his sister Nancy (Barb).
He leaves behind countless memories that family and friends will never forget.
He was loved by many, and will be missed.
Memorial services will be held Monday at Schaff from 4-6PM.
Rest in peace, old friend.
Brian was a semi truck driver. He was killed when, while driving he suffered a heart attack, his truck crossed the center line in Long Grove, Illinois on Route 22 and Krueger Road.
He was 51 years old when he died.
He grew up in Milwaukee and was a graduate of James Madison Senior High School.
Brian passed away early Tuesday morning on June 10, 2014, at the age of 51.
He was an Army veteran who served his country proudly, and parlayed his love of driving into a twenty plus career (in and out of the armed services).
Brian was a loving father, survived by his daughters, Deana (Chris) St. Martin and Krista (Stearne) Pierce.
Brian was a wonderful grandfather to his grandchildren, Dakota, Benjamin, and his grandson who will be born in October.
Brian leaves behind his girlfriend Amy, whom he loved dearly and his best friend (who also drove him insane), his dog, Cujo, who misses him greatly.
Brian is survived by his brothers, Gary (Karen) and Jay, and his sister Nancy (Barb).
He leaves behind countless memories that family and friends will never forget.
He was loved by many, and will be missed.
Memorial services will be held Monday at Schaff from 4-6PM.
Rest in peace, old friend.
He was 51 years old when he died.
He grew up in Milwaukee and was a graduate of James Madison Senior High School.
Brian passed away early Tuesday morning on June 10, 2014, at the age of 51.
He was an Army veteran who served his country proudly, and parlayed his love of driving into a twenty plus career (in and out of the armed services).
Brian was a loving father, survived by his daughters, Deana (Chris) St. Martin and Krista (Stearne) Pierce.
Brian was a wonderful grandfather to his grandchildren, Dakota, Benjamin, and his grandson who will be born in October.
Brian leaves behind his girlfriend Amy, whom he loved dearly and his best friend (who also drove him insane), his dog, Cujo, who misses him greatly.
Brian is survived by his brothers, Gary (Karen) and Jay, and his sister Nancy (Barb).
He leaves behind countless memories that family and friends will never forget.
He was loved by many, and will be missed.
Memorial services will be held Monday at Schaff from 4-6PM.
Rest in peace, old friend.
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