Birth date: Mar 26, 1965 Death date: Jan 3, 2015
Brian S. Garner, 49, of Vandalia, IL passed away at 9:34pm, Saturday, January 3, 2015 at Fayette County Hospital. A Memorial Mass will be held at 10:00am, Friday, January 9, 2015 at Mother of Dolors Catholic Church in Vandalia Read Obituary
I was at a loss for words when I was informed of Brian's passing. We were close in high school, but lost touch with one another after I left to serve in the Army. I remember the aspirations that Brian had when he was younger, I only hope that he achieved as much as he could and had no regrets for the life he lived. I will always remember him.
I am so very sorry for your loss. I met Brian only once, and that was at Marvin's visitation. How lonely for you; my heart just breaks. Do you have sisters or brothers near?? Please know you are in my prayers. I still teach at the college if you happen to be out that way. Jane
I'm so sad to hear of Brian's passing. I worked with him at Salem WalMart. I remember Brian as a fun loving person. He always made you feel special. He will truly be missed.
I am remember fondly talks with Brian after K of C meetings at St. Theresa in Salem, about Civil War history, reenactments, and always our Catholic Faith. Brian is a good soul.
Ginny, My sorrow & condolences go out to you with
deepest sympathy, If & when ready to talk I would love to do that as you have been in my heart for a lifetime. There are few words for the sorrow you
have been through but sometimes its nice to have a friend to lean on & listen.
I have been alone for past couple years so always available, & anytime of day.
I will be saying a special prayer .
Your old & very sincere friend
Mick
Mrs. Garner, we are so saddened by the loss of Brian. He was a great person and a true friend. He will be greatly missed. You are in our prayers.
So sorry for your loss. Our children are suppose to outlive us. My heart is broken for you. Big hug. May you have peace knowing he is with our Father.
Brian was such a good and special friend, I will always miss him. Virginia...I'm here when you need me.
My deepest sympathy to you, Ginny. Please know that I am thinking of you and keeping you in my prayers. I truly always enjoyed caring for him and the pleasant visits that we had in the ER.
I always enjoyed Brian when he came to the office. He was always pleasant and cheerful. It was easy to see that you and Brian were very close. You were very supportive of Brian and know you will miss him greatly. You are in my prayers. Sending my sympathy.
