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01/14/2026

Darlene Mary Ann Frank

Darlene Mary Ann (Kristofferson) Frank passed away peacefully in Dallas surrounded by family on Jan 10, 2026. She was a month shy of 92 years old.

Darlene was born February 23, 1934, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and moved with her family to San Francisco, California, in 1941. She and her husband, Joe moved to Denton, Texas, and eventually McKinney where they reared their children.

Darlene was a kind, happy lady who loved her family, fashion, antiques, bargain hunting and organic gardening. Many referred to her as a fashionista.

She is preceded in death by her husband, Joseph W. Frank of Denton, Texas; her parents, Walter and Leona Kristofferson; her daughters, JoAnn Frank and Diane Spurrier and Darlene’s siblings, Walter Kristofferson and Marlene Elrod.

She is survived by her children Joy (Wes) Wyrick of Miramar Beach, Florida, David Frank of Corpus Christi, Texas, Cathy Mattox of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Jill Lanham of Bryan, Texas, and Christy (Bob) Winstead of Arkansas, along with eleven grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren and many nieces, nephews and cousins. Darlene was the sister of Donald (Florence) Kristofferson of San Mateo, California and Richard Kristofferson.

A private service will be held gravesite at Roselawn Memorial Park where she will be interred next to her husband Joe.

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01/13/2026

Bo Zachary Rozell

Bo Zachary Rozell

July 26, 2004 – January 11, 2026

Bo Zachary Rozell, a beloved son, brother, grandson, and friend, passed away on January 11, 2026, at the age of 21. Known for his upbeat personality, unwavering positivity, and deep kindness, Bo lived with a rare combination of confidence, fearlessness, and gentle humor that touched everyone around him.

Born in Denton, Texas, on July 26, 2004, to Zach and Leanne Rozell, Bo grew up in the community he loved. He graduated from Denton Calvary Academy and completed the GAP (God's Alternative Program) at Denton Bible Church, where he deepened his faith and commitment to serving others. Most recently, he was a freshman at Howard Payne University in Brownwood, Texas, embracing college life with his characteristic enthusiasm.

Bo cherished time with his family above all—his brothers Abe, Jones, and Rex were his best friends and constant companions. He delighted in playing games, being outdoors, golfing, listening to audiobooks, and spending time with his beloved dog, Ruby. An eternal optimist, Bo never had a bad word to say about anyone or anything. He was the creator of our family's beloved "Family Fun Day," a cherished tradition we tried to hold once a month, where everyone chose an activity. A Family Fun Day would include activities like eating at a favorite restaurant, completing an escape room, playing dominoes, a family campout in the game room while watching a movie, and enjoying a choice dessert. The whole family made it happen in one joyful, chaotic, memory-filled day.

Always eager to serve others with a genuine smile, Bo approached life with independence, confidence, and a fearless spirit. His unique, dry humor shone through in his memorable quotes: of his speech class at Howard Payne, he said, "My speech class is not so much about public speaking – just communicating with humans." Tasting disappointing water, he remarked, "This water tastes like it just gave up on being water." Reflecting on a near-miss bet, "I wanted to make that bet, but my knowledge betrayed me." And after an early driving lesson, "I had a driving lesson today. I hit a bunch of curbs, but no people – so that is a win."

These quotes, often shared at family gatherings and community events, serve as a living legacy of his wit and ability to bring people together. Bo's humor continues to spark joy and connection; his words are cherished touchstones that remind everyone of the light and laughter he brought into their lives.

Bo is survived by his loving parents, Zach and Leanne Rozell, who carry forward his legacy of courage and caring. His brothers, Abe, Jones, and Rex, learned the importance of loyalty and unyielding support from Bo. His grandparents, who cherished his visits, remember his spirit of endless curiosity and joy. His aunts, uncles, and numerous cousins hold onto memories of Bo's infectious laughter and his genuine kindness, each inspired by the unique warmth and positivity he shared with everyone around him.

A celebration of life will be held at 10:30 AM on Saturday, January 17, 2026, at The Village Church Denton, 1106 West Oak St, Denton, TX 76201.

Bo will be deeply missed but forever remembered for the light he brought into every room, the laughter he shared, and the love he gave so freely. His legacy of kindness, optimism, and joyful service will live on in the hearts of all who knew him. As we remember Bo, let us carry his fearless kindness into our next encounter, keeping his light alive through our own actions. May we all strive to embody the optimism and joyful service he brought to the world.

You may live stream the service: https://zoom.us/wc/87652247467/join

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01/08/2026

BW McFerrin

BW McFerrin entered into the presence of the Lord on January 2, 2026, at the age of 90 in Denton, Texas. BW was born on September 20, 1935 in Waco, Texas.

A proud graduate of Baylor University in Waco, Texas, BW earned his Bachelor's degree in Accounting. After obtaining his CPA certificate, he embarked on a notable career, beginning with a tenure with a major certified public accounting firm, serving as Vice-President and Controller for Selber Brothers Department Stores, followed by the position of CFO for Highland Medical Center, all based in Shreveport, Louisiana.

In addition to his career, BW proudly served as an officer in the United States Navy, an experience that shaped much of his character and values.

Outside of his professional life, BW was an avid golfer. He was a former member of both East Ridge Country Club in Shreveport, Louisiana, and Heritage Ranch Golf and Country Club in Fairview, Texas. Golfing was not merely a pastime for BW; it was an outlet for enjoyment and camaraderie with friends. After retiring, BW and Nancy enjoyed traveling, experiencing national parks, countries, historical sites, nature and visits with family.

BW is survived by his beloved wife, Nancy, and their children: Susan Nielsen (Paul), John McFerrin (Diane), John Greer (Sheila), and Charles Greer (Kelli). He also leaves behind seven grandchildren Blake Nielsen (Becca), Lillian McFerrin, Jacob McFerrin, Jody Henderson (Will), John Greer III (Veronica), Delaney Greer, Olivia Greer and one great-grandchild.

BW was preceded in death by his parents, Lena Mae McFerrin and Harlie David McFerrin, as well as his siblings: Robert McFerrin, Harlie McFerrin, Jeannette Click, and Louise Turner.

A family graveside service will be held at a later date in Waco, Tx.

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01/07/2026

Larry Ray Brown

Larry Ray Brown, born on September 21, 1950, in Denton, Texas, passed away on January 6, 2026, also in Denton, Texas, after a courageous battle with cancer. Larry dedicated his professional life to the field of real estate, where he built a reputation for his commitment to his clients and his deep understanding of the local market.

An outdoors enthusiast, Larry found great joy in living near Lake Texoma, where he often indulged in various recreational activities. His affinity for adventure extended beyond the waters, as he was an avid motorcycle rider, embracing the thrill of the open road. Additionally, Larry was known for his unique collection of Cushman scooters, showcasing his appreciation for vintage craftsmanship and design.

Larry is remembered fondly by many friends who will carry forward the memories of his generous spirit and zest for life. He will be deeply missed by all who had the privilege of knowing him.

A graveside service will be held in his honor on January 14, 2026, at Corinth Shiloh Cemetery, located on South Corinth Street in Corinth, Texas. The service will commence at 2:00 PM and conclude at 3:00 PM, providing an opportunity for friends and family to gather and celebrate Larry's life and legacy.

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01/06/2026

Raymond Leon Fenley

Raymond Leon Fenley, passed away on January 5, 2026 at the age of 88.

Born on February 1, 1937, outside of Sunset, Texas, he was the seventh son and tenth child of Bert and Bertie Fenley. Raised during the hard years of sharecropping, he learned early the values of hard work, family, and perseverance-values that shaped the rest of his life.

His childhood was spent moving across North Texas and Southern Oklahoma. Working farms in places like Park Springs, Ringgold, Terrell and finally Tioga. From teams of horses to John Deere tractors, cotton fields to sorghum mills, his memories reflected a way of life built on grit, cooperation, and making do with what you had.

He attended school in Sanger and Tioga, ultimately graduating from Tioga High school in 1956.

After high school, he built a long and respected career as a machinist. Beginning at Chance Vought and later working at Drilling and Service and Royal Tool where he eventually became foreman. In 1979, he made the decision to leave Royal Tool to run his own business from home.

He married Mary Lee Beaty on April 22, 1960. Together they had 2 children, Brad and Cathy Fenley. Brad Fenley and his wife Maybeth Nunn. Brad has 2 children, Elizabeth Rogers and her husband Eric Rogers and their son Miles Rogers, they live in Washington DC. Kevin Fenley lives in Copper Canyon TX. Cathy Fenley is married to Michael Becker. Cathy has 1 son, Brian Schnaithman. Michael Becker has 2 children, Alex Becker and Stephanie Becker.

Raymond was preceded in death by his parents, Bert and Bertie Fenley and siblings, including. JW Fenley, Harold Fenley, George Fenley, Charles Fenley, Walter Fenley, Hubert Fenley, Josephine Fenley, Una Mae Fenley. And is survived by one sister, Juanita Fenley.

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01/06/2026

Howard Stephen Erdman

Howard Stephen “Steve” Erdman, age 65, of Sanger, Texas, passed away at his home on January 5, 2026.

Born on December 10, 1960, in Richland, Washington, Steve was the beloved son of Howard and Sally Erdman. He spent much of his childhood in Vienna, Austria, where his father worked for the International Atomic Energy Agency. During this time, Steve attended the American International School. The family later returned to the United States when his father accepted a professorship at Texas Woman’s University, settling in Denton, Texas. Steve attended Denton High School, where he played offensive line on the football team, and continued his athletic and academic pursuits at Southeastern Oklahoma State University. He later earned a Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership. Eventually, Steve made his home in Sanger, Texas, where he met and married his wife, Cindy, and built a life centered around his family.

Steve dedicated his life to education and coaching. He began as a football coach in Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD before moving to Denton ISD, where he spent the majority of his career at Ryan High School, with additional coaching at various middle schools. Following the birth of his daughter Haven, he found a role that allowed more time at home and joined the Denton Juvenile Detention Center as a Physical Education coach. He served there for 20 years, positively impacting the lives of countless students.

Outside of his professional life, Steve embraced a wide range of passions. He loved cooking dishes from around the world, smoking and grilling meats, hunting, fishing, woodworking, and reading fantasy and historical-fiction books. He had a keen eye for vintage tools, often exploring pawn shops to find tools, many of which he sold through his eBay business, where he was once a top seller. Steve had a deep love for animals, especially his dog Crystal, who heroically saved him from a house fire. A devoted pet parent, he spoiled his three dogs and cherished his grandkitty, often making pet snack trays and creating cat toys for them. Above all, Steve treasured time with his family and traveling. He particularly loved trips to Camden, Maine, where he spent countless summers, and cruising, with Alaska holding a special place in his heart.

Steve is survived by his wife, Cindy Erdman; his daughter, Haven Melott, and son-in-law, Lane Melott; a granddaughter expected in April, whom Steve was eagerly anticipating; his brother, Peter Erdman, and sister-in-law, Rebecca, along with their children, Alexander and Adelaide; his sister-in-law, Terri Patton and his nephew-in-law, Casey Patton. He was preceded in death by his parents, Howard and Sally Erdman; his beloved grandson, Rayan Erdman, who was stillborn and deeply cherished; his brother-in-law, Rusty Patton; and his parents-in-law, Richard and Verna Parsons.

Steve will be cremated, and no formal funeral or memorial service will be held. His family will honor and celebrate his life in their own meaningful way.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations in Steve’s memory be made to K9s For Warriors or the Tunnel to Towers Foundation, two charities close to his heart and that he supported during his life.

Steve will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered by all who knew and loved him.

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01/06/2026

Michael Eric Nathanson

In Loving Memory of Michael E. Nathanson

November 19, 1953 - December 31, 2025

Michael E. Nathanson, passed away at his home in Highland Village, TX on December 31, 2025, with his wife, Jan by his side. Michael left behind a legacy of adventure, creativity, hard work, and unwavering faith.

Michael was preceded in death by his parents, E.M. Nathanson and Marianne Duest, in Manhattan, New York. At the age of 2, Michael’s parents moved west to California. Starting in the Hollywood Hills and ultimately settling at the shores of Laguna Beach. It was there that he spent his formative years, almost daily at the beach. In high school, Michael’s loves were football, track, music (Michael played the keyboards) and the ocean. Michael loved saying that the daily question was NOT “Are we going to the beach?” but “What time are we meeting at the beach?” He studied music at Chapman College in Orange County and continued his studies at Saddleback College, receiving his associates degree.

His ultimate love was scuba diving at which he excelled. He became a NAUI certified instructor and in 1974 received the “Outstanding Watermanship Award” from the County of Los Angeles's Department of Parks & Recreation Underwater Unit. One of his proudest accomplishments was teaching paraplegic and disabled Vietnam vets how to scuba dive. For years he dove up and down the coastline of Mexico and California. Michael was most proud to have dived in the Greek Islands off the island of Patmos, and in 2024 his final dive was in the Red Sea. It was a joke (somewhat) that Michael had salt water in his veins.

Through Michael’s first marriage, he was blessed with his two daughters Jessica and Tiffany, whom he loved dearly. Jessica currently lives in San Juan Capistrano, CA and Tiffany lives in Los Angeles and is married to Miguel Medina.

Michael worked at Black Bart’s Dive Shop in Dana Point, CA as a dive instructor. His corporate career began at American Zettler in Irvine, CA, where he worked his way up in the company to become a sales leader in their healthcare division. Moving to Tennessee, he worked at Keller, Inc., also leading in sales and marketing. And it would be a new job with The Brinkmann Corporation in Addison, that moved him to Texas. There, he was VP of Sales & Marketing.

Although Jan founded Imagination Specialties in 1989 with Michael’s vital encouragement, it was his eventual move to the company, renamed Imagination Branding, that expanded their reach. As CEO, Michael grew the business by opening direct import channels from China.

Michael and Jan were a formidable team in both life and business. Together, they founded and operated Imagination for 28 years. They always considered their employees as family. Their partnership was a testament to their mutual respect and shared vision, culminating in the successful sale of their business and a well-earned retirement.

After Michael retired from Imagination, his creative spirit found a new medium: writing. He realized a lifelong dream by becoming a published, and award winning author, writing the geopolitical thriller “Cries of the Eagle,” and the 2nd installment, “Curse of the Eagle.” Michael was proud to share his writing with his father, receiving creative input and edits as well.

Michael drove across the country to Tennessee in the Spring of 1988, and married the love of his life, Jan on October 27, 1988. They were truly each other’s best friend. After living a few years in Tennessee, they moved to Highland Village, TX, where they built a home and a thriving life. Michael was a proud and loving father to his daughters, Jessica and Tiffany, and now he became a stepdad to Jan’s son, Jason. Jason Byrum is now married to Kendra and they have a daughter named Holland, Michael's one and only granddaughter, whom he adored. Jason and his family reside in Dallas, TX.

Among their many passions, Michael and Jan loved adventure, and travel, having been blessed to visit Israel, much of Europe and in 2023, their last trip was to Egypt. Michael loved riding motorcycles, having spent many years road tripping and riding in the countryside. Later in life, he and Jan replaced motorcycles with bicycles and rode all over Highland Village.

While in Tennessee, at age 35, Michael understood what it was to be a “sinner.” He understood the simplicity that only perfection, only holiness could ever be in the presence of God. And though Michael was a “good” man, he realized at that moment that he was not “good enough” and prayed the simple prayer to become a child of God. One of his favorite verses was 2 Corinthians 5:17: “Therefore if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creature; the old things passed away; behold, new things have come.” Once he gave his life to Jesus, he knew he was a new creation. The move to Texas would prove to be the defining decision that would set the course of their lives together.

Above all his professional and personal achievements, Michael’s life was anchored by his profound love for his family and his steadfast faith in God. God used each of them in the other’s life. Jan first introduced Michael to God; later, Michael’s commitment to his men’s Bible study helped spur Jan’s own spiritual growth. At Denton Bible Church, together they served as pre-marital counselors for 9 years, 2 years in reconciliation and then they served 6 years in the marriage ministry, re|engage. After both had been married previously, a Christ-centered marriage became their passion. Michael and Jan also led the Baptism Team at Denton Bible, attended and led numerous other Bible studies and just this past May, they both graduated from DBC's 2-year Bible course, BTCP (Bible Training Center for Pastors) and BTCL (Bible Training Center for Leaders). They had specifically waited until both were retired in order to take this course together.

His children admired his wisdom, his carefully spoken words, and his love of a good cheesy dad-joke, worthy of a gum wrapper.

Michael lived with a passion that was evident to everyone he met, leaving an indelible mark on his community and the hearts of those who knew and loved him. He never had to tell anybody he loved his wife; people saw it from him every day. He was a man who truly walked the talk.

His passion shone through in his love for life, his family, and most importantly, his faith.

Memorial Service: Date: January 23, 2026 Visitation: 12:45 - 1:45pm Service Time: 2:00pm Location: Chapel at Denton Bible Church 2300 E. University Dr., Denton, TX

Reception following immediately afterwards for all in attendance. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions can be made to the following:

Samaritan's Purse

Behold Israel

Denton Bible Missions

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01/06/2026

Mary Iletha Graham Earp

Mary Iletha Graham Earp died December 29, 2025, after a long and valiant battle with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Bulbar Onset. She walked directly into the arms of her Savior, Jesus Christ, and immediately gained a healthy body which will live for eternity.

Mary was born to Grover and Ozada Graham of western Texas on October 3, 1944. She spent her younger years in school and aiding the farm. She attended Wellington schools and graduated Wellington High School in 1963. While in high school, Mary excelled in academics, home economics, cooking, music, and volunteerism.

Mary attended the University of North Texas (then NTSU) beginning in 1963. She studied Home Economics, focused on becoming a teacher. While at UNT, she met James Bradley Earp at the Baptist Student Union. They married in August 1967, after they both graduated. Later in life, Mary and James funded a conference room in the new BSM building at UNT. That room bears their name to this day.

Mary and James had two children, David and Rachel. Mary’s life centered on family, faith, and home. Mary was a pioneer in Denton La Leche League. She served as preschool minister at First Baptist Church Denton for a time. She utilized her musical abilities as church organist at Southmont Baptist church. Mary was an active member of Denton Benefit League for many years, and she thoroughly enjoyed the service opportunities supplied there. She served as. Parent Teacher Association (PTA) president, a band mom, a football mom, and a fan to all local teams.

Mary used her amazing sewing skills to serve her community. She was an avid member of the Denton Quilting Guild, and her family is blessed by the wealth of quilts she left to them. She worked at Margie’s Fabrics in Denton and taught sewing lessons there. She constructed beautiful quilted banners for First Baptist Church Denton to celebrate seasons and events.

Mary pursued a Master’s degree in Fashion at Texas Woman’s University in Denton. She assisted TWU students in clothing construction and helped them achieve their goals.

The principal and foremost concern of Mary’s life was her ardent love for the Bible and for sharing Jesus Christ with others. In many settings - healthcare, service, etc. - Mary spoke the Gospel to all in earshot. None were left wondering what she believed. She always offered God’s love and care to others. That was the core of her personality.

We invite you to the services scheduled for Mary, listed below. She would love for you to be there, hear the music, and find the joy of Christ that she found.

Mary is predeceased by her husband, James Earp, her son, David Earp, sister-in-law Anne Graham, and her niece, Libby Manning Garcia. Mary is survived by her daughter, Rachel Earp Knowles, AJ, and Sadie Knowles, of Corinth, TX; daughter-in-law and son-in-law, DLynn Earp Miracle and Mark Miracle of Argyle, TX, grandchildren Tatum Earp, Hadley Miracle, and William and Veronica Miracle, of Argyle, TX; Brother, Grover Graham, of Argyle, TX; Sister and brother-in-law Nancy Graham Manning and Tommy Manning of Amarillo, TX, and many great-nieces and nephews.

Mary considered her friends as family. The Knowles/Earp clan pays special tribute to Linda Davis, Anne Beidleman, and Jane Naugher. These ladies have been steadfast friends to Mary in the very hardest days. We are so thankful.

Tribute to Mary may be made in flowers (she loved those), or to the UNT Baptist Student Ministry at UNT Baptist Student Ministry | General Donations.

Mary’s family extends sincere thanks to Dr. Scott Simms, Sage Oak, Village on the Park, Heart-to heart hospice, and UNT Southwestern Neurology. Thank you for caring for us.

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01/06/2026

Brian Sutherland

Jock Brian Sutherland, known to everyone as Brian, was born March 18, 1959, in Columbia, Mississippi, and died on December 31, 2025, at Corinth Rehab. He was 66 years old.

Brian was a loving dad and a friend to everyone. He had a lust for conversation and connection, a mischievous sense of humor, and a laugh that could light up a room. He was a proud Aggie from Texas A&M University, Class of 1982, and never missed an opportunity to say “Gig ’Em.”

Brian is survived by his wife, Kelly Stribling Sutherland; his son, Robert Sutherland, and wife Paola Lievano Pulido; and his daughter, Amanda Sutherland. He is also survived by his siblings: John Sutherland; Barbara Harris (Thomas) and family; Charles Sutherland (Debbie) and family; Mary Sutherland; and his sister-in-law Denise Sutherland, along with many nieces, nephews, and their children. He was preceded in death by his cherished brother Thomas Sutherland, and his beloved parents, Ruth Pirie Sutherland and Charles Eugene Sutherland.

Professionally, Brian built a long career in the healthcare industry, working as an account executive for Maxicare, New York Life, Aetna, Blue Cross, and Higginbotham. He was known for serving his clients with creativity, integrity, and care. Later in life, he worked part-time at Home Depot and Lowe’s, where he enjoyed staying active and connecting with people.

Brian had a deep appreciation for good food and was a talented home cook, known especially for his soups, gumbo, poached eggs, and tri-tip steak. He loved gardening and took great pride in his beautiful yard and fountains, where you might often find him blowing leaves or relaxing on his bench swing. In retirement, he developed a love for pickleball and water aerobics and was still known to play a mean game of racquetball.

Throughout his life, Brian was deeply involved in service and community. He served as an assistant scoutmaster for Troop 366 and shared many memorable camping adventures with his son Robert, including Northern Tier, Florida Sea Base, and numerous outings across Texas. He was also an active volunteer with the USNA Parents Club of North Texas—where he was famous for preparing the very best coffee bars—as well as with Kiwanis. His faith and friendships were nurtured through Coffee Club, Trinity Sunday School classes, and Denton Bible classes, all of which were meaningful parts of his life.

Brian was immensely proud of his children and spoke often with admiration about Amanda’s academic and professional accomplishments and about Robert, a Naval Officer and graduate of the United States Naval Academy. He spoke fondly of all his nieces and nephews and their children—he loved them all.

Brian also had a special place in his heart for his dogs, whom he walked every Saturday at the Denton Community Market. Before his passing, he made sure each of his dogs was placed in a loving home.

Brian fought a brave battle with pancreatic cancer and did so with great strength, resilience, a little sass, and a lot of grace. He was lovingly cared for by his wife, his children, and his devoted family of brothers and sisters.

He will be deeply missed and forever remembered.

Please join us for his memorial service on January 12th at 1:00 PM at Denton Bible Church. A reception will immediately follow and all are welcome to attend.

A graveside service for the family and close friends will be held at 2:00 PM on Tuesday, January 13th, in Cameron, Texas, where he will be laid to rest alongside his parents.

In lieu of flowers, we invite you to consider a donation to Troop 366 in Denton, Texas, so Brian’s love of adventure can be shared with the next generation of Boy Scouts.

Please visit this link or see the QR code below to send your donations via Zelle. (Boy Scout Troop 366 at steelers_cpa@yahoo.com)

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01/05/2026

Brian E. Woods

Brian E. Woods. Son of Bruce and Joyce Woods, and brother to Shawna Clark, Chris Woods and Angela Stewart, Brian was a cherished son, brother, uncle, and friend to so many.

Brian bravely fought Multiple Sclerosis (MS) for the past 20 years, yet he always remained the one laughing, telling jokes, and shining brightly no matter the situation. His joy for life was contagious, and he will always be remembered for his incredible spirit and sense of humor.

Brian loved to travel, ride his bike, and stay connected with the people he cared about. He lived life to the fullest whenever he could. He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Thomas and Ramona Woods, as well as Chester and Frances Kolacinski, along with several aunts, uncles, and cousins.

Though Brian has left this earth, his memory will live on in our hearts forever. Let's remember the good times, the laughter, and the love that he brought into our lives.

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