Memories of Brian David Doyle

In memory of

Brian David Doyle

Queen Anne, MD

December 23, 1970 - October 19, 2022

Dec 23, 1970 - Oct 19, 2022

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Jeffrey Furniss

2019, New Orleans, LA, USA

Fun times…great memories.

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Gary Dix

2019, Queenstown, MD, USA

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Jennifer Shaull

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Kristy and Mark Page

My husband and I both worked with Brian in the OR. He was a bright and cheerful presence even on tough days. He was incredibly knowledgeable and always prepared. He was patient and willing to teach and we loved having him in the room. He had a great sense of humor and a terrific laugh. The last time I saw him he hugged me and congratulated me on my new job and told me I was missed. He genuinely cared for people. My family sends our sincerest condolences to Brian’s loved ones. We are so very sorry for your loss.

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Michael Mills

This was sudden and unexpected . He was so good at his job,it was a real pleasure to work with him. He will be deeply missed.

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Karen Doyle

Bill & Brenda Talios

Karen and Bill

We are so sorry for the loss of Brian, our thoughts and prays are with you and your entire family

God Bless

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Karen Doyle

Julia Montz

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Svana Petursson

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Karen Doyle

Joy Goldman

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Karen Doyle

Joy Goldman

"They"say that those taken too young in life are because God needed another angel in heaven. It seems that we say that because we want to dull the pain we feel from our intense grief in the death of someone we love. "I" say honor your grief in the physical passing of Brian, and, over time, allow space for celebrating the angel he was on earth. Not knowing him but knowing his loving sister, it sounds like he lived the family tradition of serving others. There can be no more noble mission than that.

Holding the family in my heart as you grieve and redefine your life and relationship with Brian's ever-present spirit.

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Karen Doyle

Angela Thacker

Gena Stanek

Sending heartfelt condolences to the entire Doyle family. Brian was loved by so many and he touched so many lives. So very sad to loose such a vibrant life at such a young age. Wishing you comfort and support from family and friends during this very sad time.

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Karen Doyle

Gena Stanek

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Terry Fulginiti

Karen, Katie, and the entire Doyle family

May the love and light of God be ever so close to you during this time

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Karen Doyle

Eric Smothers

Karen, my prayers go out to you and your family. I am sorry for the loss of your brother.

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Karen Doyle

Roy Ertel

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Karen Doyle

Dorothy Young

Sending prayers love hugs and condolences to the Doyle family

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Karen Doyle

deborah schofield

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deborah schofield

Karen, Steven and Family,

On behalf of the entire Schofield family, please accept our deepest sympathies for this terrible loss of such a wonderful brother, father, uncle and friend. We are here for you and wishing you peace.

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Margaret Greenwald

Sending prayers and hugs to you all. We are thinking of you and send our love.

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Karen Doyle

Tom McCollum

Brian was an amazing person who was generous with his time and loved people wherever they were. When he came into a room, you could feel the joy and the way people responded to him. The room was better because he had come to the room. I’m going to miss him.

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