Condolence: Daddy, I miss you a lot and I hope that you are doing good up there in heaven with Jesus and all of the angles. I just wanted to let you know that we are all good down here, but we still miss you.

Condolence: Julie, my deepest condolences. I just heard about his passing today at church. Keeping you and your beautiful family in my thoughts and prayers! -Ann smith

Condolence: Brian will be forever loved by many. Sincere condolences to the Robertson Family. Brian was a true blessing and we will miss him. Rest in peace my friend.

Condolence: I pray for peace in your families hearts and souls. May his love to care for others always shine through his children and family. As a co-worker he was always an inspiration for us all. My deepest condolences to your family. May God’s love comfort you.

Condolence: My cousin, Liz McKay Tharp, has born witness to the wonderful life of Brian and his family. "Blessed are those who die in the Lord....their works do follow them." Peace and comfort to his family.

Condolence: I was so saddened to hear about Brian. I was CFO at RespirTech and so appreciated his compassion, solid values and faithfulness, and his drive. My sincere condolences to you, Julie and your family. I will keep you all in my prayers. Kay Full

Condolence: What words of comfort can be said when the unimaginable loss happens? God has embraced Brian and relieved his physical pain. Brian's love is ever lasting for his families and friends as is ours for him. Hold to each other now. In time the joy of his life will bring a smile of treasured memories. I wish you love, courage and the trust in faith to see you through. My love, Sheryll

Condolence: Rest In Peace brother. I known you for so many years and I’ve learned so much as an individual from you. May God continue to bless you and I will always keep you close to my heart brother. I love you

Condolence: Dear Cathy and family: please accept my heartfelt prayers for all of the family in this time of great anguish. Though I never met your son, I am sure that he was a godly man. Rest assured that he is in the presence of our Lord and Savior, and that you will see him again. That is not much consolation during your time of separation on earth, but it is a sweet promise that we can lean into and draw strength from. I am hoping that the Father and His ministering angels make their comforting presence known in your deepest hour of need. Blessings to all the grieving family. Love, Denise Vann (formerly TWHT)