You were a great friend for 20 years.

We worked at Neptec and General Dynamics together, including a trip to Houston and working at NASA's Mission Control Centre. We enjoyed playing video games (Gran Turismo), tennis, fishing, pellet shooting, music from the 70's, and making maple syrup together. I can't count the number of times we've been to each other's house.

You were there for me when my life imploded which is not something I'll ever forget.

Thank you for everything. I will miss you greatly.

It was our privilege to have known and shared limited time with this truly remarkable, exceptional person who gave ,at every opportunity, a well thought out suggestion , recommendation, or alternative way to accomplish or contend with any situation .Bryan displayed a courage , tough as nails- balls of steel dealing with his regression of health, continuous pain, never once complaining and had the resolve to " make the best of it" unburdening others, and unaware of the impending eruption from the building pressure inside; conscious of the reality that this was the one predicament he or anyone else could think of a way around.l can not imagine the fear , after bravely coming to terms with the eventual inevitability, when suddenly he went into septic shock and realized that time was up.I will dearly miss this extraordinary man, everyday forward and feel most fortunate to have had the pleasure of his enlightening, enjoyable company💞 

He loved to make music ; was a proficient rhythm guitarist who could play most any instrument, sing, and had an uncanny ear for notes and keys ; able to figure out any song 🎵🎶