One of my favorite Christmas memories  / Mom
Christmas, 2006 - I so miss Brian and wish that he was here with Michael & me opening Christmas presents in Greenville, SC.  I wish I was cooking one of his favorite meals. However, I am thinking of past Christmas' with Brian and would like to share a wonderful Christmas memory:
Michael and I were lving in Jamestown, PA at The Farm (as we fondly called this home). Re-membering our life at The Farm is so special to us. We were blessed by Esther & Richard McCloskey to have this experience.   
Brian's Christmas cache of gifts must have been a little short as I told Michael that I wanted to give Brian another present but could not think of what to give him.  We thought about it for a while and came up with the idea of giving him our loose change jar.  We had no idea of how much money it contained, but it was a big plastic pretzel jar filled with coins.
Can't remember whether it was Christmas 2000 or Christmas 2001; but we celebrated Christmas there with many including Melinda & Jan.  In addition to our beloved Cloudy, we had another little kitten, Pepper.  The last of Brian's gifts was the change jar.  To our surprize, he was absolutely thrilled with it.  After Christmas dinner, he sat on the floor, dumped-out the coins and began counting, calculating and filling coin rolls.  His jar of coin gifts amounted to $142.00.  He was so happy.  It is such a great memory to envision him in front of the fireplace counting those coins with the help of Aunt Melinda and Uncle Mark. 
Brian, we love and re-member you, Christmas 2006 and Always. Close

Brian... / Kate Ludick (friend)

I had just moved to Ohio City when I met Brian. I worked at Café Noir and he’d come in every Sunday—read the paper and drink coffee. It wasn’t long before we were friends.  I lived 3 doors down from him. It was like being a kid again…going over his house to hang out and laugh and talk, watch TV and play video games. He talked to me about how much he loved his little sister and family, how he wanted to move, find a new job, play his music. About football and his cats. His smile was infectious. He had a way of making me feel happy again. I was going through a rough time—separated, alone, struggling to find my way. He was a special person in my life. When it came time for me to go down to the court and finalize my divorce--I just couldn’t find the strength to go. I panicked. I ran over to his house, “Brian, I just can’t do it,..I don’t know how I’m going to do it…” I was crying and practically hysterical. “Kate,” he sat me down and looked at me as seriously as he ever had, “listen to me—this is going to be as hard or as easy as you make it.” Those words gave me clarity like I’d never had. My tears stopped and I was brave. He gave me the strength to believe in myself and make the best of a bad situation. That was four years ago. Since then I’ve moved to Canada to teach, then spent 2 years in New York City. I came home this year (winter 2006) and moved back to the Westside. I couldn’t wait to run into Brian and catch up. Instead, I saw one of his good friends in a store and asked about him. How was Brian? What was he up to? Well, it’s been 2 days and I can’t seem to stop crying. I just wanted you to know that Brian was an incredible person who led me through one of the hardest time of my life. He was so genuine and kind. A good person. I am so so sorry that he is gone from this earth. I’m so so sorry that we lost touch. I just want to thank him for being my friend. He will be missed and in my heart and prayers forever. So will his family and friends.  -kate

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Lighting candle in honor of Brian  / Pat Garrett (Jason Page's Mom )
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My Friend Brian  / Todd Wishner (Friend)
B-Mo,  I miss you more than words can explain.  You have been a brother to me.  No matter what you were always there for me.  I truley believe that you are with me today and everyday.  Our friendship can never be replaced.  I will always have you and your family in my prayers.
I love and miss you brother,
T. Wish
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i just found out  / Emily Bruney/larkin (friend)
I want to say I am sorry.  I found out this summer and did not believe it was true.  I thought he was just avoiding me for some odd reason.  I had just recently received the christmas picture of him and the family.  I will keep it with me always.  I loved Brian.  He was a great friend.  I want to tell you about a funny time we had calling each other names so you have something to laugh at.  We tried to come up with funny names until I couldnt come back with one because I was laughing soooo hard.  He called me a "loaf of bread head".  I couldnt beat that. 
Kelly was everything to brian.  She was the twinkle in his eye.  I hope she is doing better every day and knows how much her big brother loved her.
Thank you for this site and thank you Cynthia and Mike Gable for remembering me for being his friend.

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For the Both of Us  / MOM
As long as I can
I will look at the world for both of us.
As long as I can
I will laugh with the birds,
I will sing with the flowers,
I will pray to the stars,
for the both of us.
As long as I can
I will remember how many things on this earth were your joy.
And I will live as well as you would want me to live
As long as I can.   SASCHA - from WINTERSUN Close

Morgan / Mary Reeve
The page looks great. Morgan, you are a specail person, and I am sure your son was special too. He is now your guardian angel, and what a blessing to have one. The pain gets less and less until one day you can look back and think of them and smile. That is the way they would want us to remember. God bless you,
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In Memory of Brian  / Pam Puckett
A wonderful way to keep Brian's memory alive.  Are those his cats?  Whoever has them has a special gift.  We have my sons cat. 
Know that Brian is beside you allways!
Pam Puckett
www.stephenleepuckett.com
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Honoring Brian's Memory  / Karyl Chastain Beal (-)
Morgan, Thank you for sharing Brian's memorial site; it's a beautiful tribut to your son. I especially enjoyed seeing the photos, proof that Brian lived. Saffron and Nina seem to know that Brian is gone; I wonder if Brian smiled when he saw their photos on his website. I know you miss him, always. Love and peace, Karyl, mother of Arlyn Close

www.michaelbuonauro.-bravehost.com / Judy Buonauro (friend of mom/POS )
loving them is easy, we do it every day.  missing them is heartache that never goes away.  i am so sorry. Close

Friends and Family of Brian Morgan  / Mare Mom Of Moe
A beautiful memorial tribute to your handsome son Brian.  Thank you so much for sharing. Close

To Brian my Son Marvin's Angel Friend  / Marvin &. Charlene Hardin (Son's Angel Friend )
Brian it is my Honor to sign your Guest Book,You will be missed by many,but never forgotten,and always LOVED!!!!!!! Marvin Pop of Marvin Jr.(Marvo) Close