“I’ll sure miss you, Brian. Knowing I’ll never see you again in my natural life seems surreal and I don’t think I’ll ever fully have a hold onto that fact. 1% of me still believes this is a very realistic nightmare that I’ll just wake up from. I truly feel in my heart this is still a possibility. I’ve often told people, “I miss youth.” Brian, you were always part of my youth and now that time has passed, you have as well. I feel that part of the coping process is focusing on the good times, all the laughs we had, and remembering you for your kindness to others.” – Your Big Brother *Taken from: https://www.robinsonfuneralhome.com/obituaries/brain-quinlan
“Getting the news today that my younger brother Brian, 48 years old, died hit me like a ton of bricks. He was a great person, had a big heart, and would do anything for a friend in need. I keep saying this is a very realistic nightmare and that I’ll wake up. Sadly, it’s real. I basically did my first 50 years with him, and I’ll try my best to do the next 50 without him. Life is precious. I never thought I’d bury my baby brother. This is a tough one. Thank you for your kindness towards me, and I’ll always cherish the great memories I had with you. Until I see you on the other side, I love you, little brother.” Brian William Quinlan, February 12, 1977 – May 17, 2025 *Taken from: https://www.instagram.com/therealjohnjquinlan/
