In MEMORY OF BSNICELY!

[Moonshine]

Thinking of Brian's family on this day of his Funeral. Prayers are with y'all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[R J]

10-04 what little Cindy said.  She is such a good doll.

Now, if ya hear coming from the sky, "car 54, where are you", we will know that Steve and Brian are out riding somewhere.

May you Brothers R.I.P.

Till we meet again.

RJ

[HotRod]

Amen,praying from Vegas.

[ChromeDome]

Prayers from Northern Illinois.

[Stanley Steamer]

I rode about 250 miles yesterday.....with Brian in my thoughts......and I also couldn't go to his service in person today because of a big project I have at work, but all his Family and Friends have been in my thoughts all day.....

[buffalobill]

  I went to bed Sunday night with Brian on my mind. How does one feel so connected to someone that he has only met once. Brian was the kind of man you cannot forget. I thought about the family he left behind, the close friends and casual acquaintances he spent time with. My heart ached for Thelma and Zach. I woke up to an ominous morning at 3:30, black and raining with the occasional Lightening and thunder. I thought how appropriate as we were all upset at Brian's passing. Than about 11 AM it happened. The sun came out, the black clouds rolled away and the day was made brighter. Brian is in the presence of the Lord right now and I am sorta jealous. I know without a doubt he would not want to come back now, and I am even more certain he looks forward to seeing as many of us as possible, when our last breath is taken.
  When I breathe in the air that tastes of freedom, I thank my God, my fellow veterans and I remember fallen brothers and sisters that shared my passion for riding. Brian will never be forgotten, rest in heavenly peace dear brother,
buffalobill