RIP

 

I really want that to be true, I hate to think someone so positive can be driven to it...

 

not to hijack a thread but you would be surprised. had a friend in high school with everything in the world going for him. always had all the hottest girls, star on the football team, every college wanted him, coolest parents, worked hard for his money and had a super nice built mustang and one day, they found him dead, OD'd on heroin. he left a note too saying he was sorry to do this but it was his time. he was always in the best mood, friends with everyone and lived life like it was his last day.

 

Just logged on, RIP bro.

 

Havent talked to him since I stopped posting here for other reasons in March.
Used to talk to him almost every day, but havent said anything since 3/17. We sent lots of long PMs about random crap, computers, jeeps, girlfriends, whatever, but sadly I deleted them. We never talked on the phone, all I needed to do was ask for a number...
He knew what to say and when to say it, was good at anything he did and was proud of it.
He knew I dont have alot of money and even offered on multiple occasions to send me some for parts or "a date" with my girlfriend of 5 years.
Ill be sure to make a sticker for him; even if it ends up on a Chevy, Im sure he wont care. Ill be sure to wheel it hard for you.

Sorry to say it, goodbye Brian...

 

I'll buy one

 

me too

 

Listen guys, I know it's a little quick at the gun but I think we should try to organize a yearly run in honor of Brian. Maybe do a week long run of his favorite wheeling spots yearly beginning on the day he passed and lasting 7 full days. I know Brian loved wheeling Las Cruces and Las Vegas NM, what I don't know is where abouts in AZ. Anyone willing to plan and organize this sorta think can feel free to PM me to discuss. Also anyone with any input regarding this can PM me as well. Thanks guys.

 

This is really sad, I dont past much on here but i lurk around. I just wanted to post my condolences to his friends and family! He sounds like a great guy from what others have said about him!

 

Ill take one!!!

 

hey if you have any left over ill take one. I still a lil blown away by this

 

The world lost a truly great guy.

I was just thinking about brian the other day, was going to ask how school in NM was going, then logged on to see how the 35s were on his jeep and was horrified.

I met Brian in 2008, we shared a love for cherokees, cross country running, and the outdoors. My best memories of him were from that summer when we went on a treck to Philmont Scout Ranch. Brian was always the one encouraging others, lending a hand, and was willing to try anything. All of us younger scouts looked up to him like our older brother.

When I bought my first beater cherokee I was constantly asking Brian how to fix things on the xj, and he would always either lend a hand or advice. If it was not for Brian I don't think i ever would have had a running driving cherokee.

The past summers we had been trying to get a good trail run in, but unfortunately betwwen work scedules and jeeps breaking we were never able to get one in.

I will always remember Brian as being truly selfless and willing to help anyone out no matter what.

RIP buddy, hope your wheeling the great trail in the sky, you will truly be missed

 

I'll buy one as well.

 

Well good news and bad the sign shop got the first ten stickers done and I pick em up tomorrow morning. The bad is he ran out of white material and won't have any till next Tuesday. Im gonna put one on and cf1k1 is local and he's taking one. So any body who wants one pm your address and ill mail em out. Thanks.

 

One thing I was thinking about, and probably will do...anyone who buys a sticker in remembrance of Brian, take a picture of it on your XJ or w/e, and send it along with a sympathy card to his folks. Won't cost much, $3 or $4 at most, including postage. Just an idea.

Edit: Huntingman posted their address a few pages back, fyi.