Merry Christmas dear Brian

Happy Birthday Brian. Still forever missed!

still love you and always will

I realize that I have been frivolous with my greatest dreams yet wonder of the value of other's: now it appears they lost their ways much sooner. And I still carry on with this fool's errand opon this ship of fools. I am having a lot of problems with walking- it is all mostly in my head. Now forsaken by members of my family: they talked a good line of bull...and only that.
Your father got you into trouble too,and for mine own I realize that he represents only what you should not be just negation of the truth.
I wish you that health and wealth on this particular day though you are beyond it now.
So much work yet...and everybody else has to have their two bits to interject with.
Take care Bryan.

But Jo Reese, who are you? Brian and I were to start restoring various vehicles together.

Thinking of you, meanwhile I have located your other cousin, Dale Evans, in Stow, Ohio. He is in a nursing home...I will write to him. Everyone else has died. That is why I left Ohio, I believe that people who relish their ignorance live in Ohio.
Florida man is a bit smarter!
But Dale's situation is a bit dreadful, perhaps it is far-gone...I shall find out quickly.

Bryan, you are truly missed.

Always in my mind, happy Birthday Brian

Happy Birthday Brian!
I am doing better now, dealing with the PTSD successfully. I know your mom said "Hi!" to me and sister Pam's husband is in a better place also.
I still cannot talk to my father, this is pretty much it. Now I will finish the toyota truck, then start with repairs to the 626.

Maybe I'll see you soon enough.

You might as well stay there, the clockworks are getting really screwed up here; they cannot do a single thing right. And a president who is also a cracked actor. Time will tell. Take care.

Happy Birthday, Brian.

Forever loved

Hi Bryan (Donnie) Happy Birthday bro. Another year has come and gone. You are still in my thoughts often. I lost my little brother Andrew this past April, he was only 35. Life has a strange plan for each of us. I know you're up there tuning up muscle cars and listening to Grand Funk and other 70's classics. See you sometime alright? God Bless....Jason

I knew Bryan long ago. I even drove his awesome Chevelle. I just heard about what happened. I'm so sorry for those who were close to him. I randomly looked up Bryan online, wondering what became of him after that "fateful incident". I had some great times with Bryan. He was lots of fun. After all these years, the shocking outcome truly saddened me.

Did you all forget Brian? I'll never forget him!

Jason, please contact me on schweizer.s@hispeed.ch
because of Bryan.

I have not thought about Bryan for a long time and I knew him as "Don Howard" or "Donny" We spent some time together up in Toronto Canada back in the 80's. What got me thinking of him was after watching True Detective. His likeness to Matthew McConaughey was uncanny. I'm so sorry to hear he has passed. Bryan used to help me with my 1966 Chevelle SS. He was the kindest soul and will live on in my heart forever. God bless......Jason

Always in our mind

I am out of this funk finally, wishing you a late birthday. Wrote to your mom, no reply.

Brian

I'm sad that you're gone.
Because of you, I have found the love of my life,
my beloved husband Larry.
Thank you Brian, rest in peace

You'll never be forgotten

It was a miscarriage of Justice, a lost life without reason!!!!!
I will forever think of you

Brian
I will ever remember you

Dear Bryan
I'll never forget you

Love Simone

Bryan,
    Things do not work out so good for us, I got out of the hospital yesterday after the VA told me my heart was fluttering like a bird. Gosh I am under so much stress... your advice of a 22 slug is notable and sincere. A shame I cannot address you directly as I do for my Mum. And the job prospects have altered.....heavy construction equipment to fix now and hopefully restart a pool company. Take Care-Mark

All right Bryan!
Merry Christmas to you and your peeps. I am finally writing to your Mum today...I had attempted to write before four times- only that it wasn't sincere. I cannot place you in this present world, yours is a better one now. Me- i am struggling with the Veterans Administration and my own travails. I finished my school year with a 3.4 average; found out on June 1st.
Bryan, it was when you came up north in 1972 and we found a burnt out 911 at the auto recyclers... we made a promise to someday work on these fancy cars. Well that may come true for me now... a 1973 911 awaits my loving touch and a 1974 Targa is in Atlanta waiting to be transported down to Orlando. I may have a new ride of my own soon , it is a 2002 Jaguar X type coupe.. comes with a Mazda 2.5 FWD. Likely we will see each other soon.       Cousin Mark