Brian J. Niebauer

Condolences

Thomas Cleary writes,
I was a subcontractor completing the stained glass restoration at the Village of St. John and always found Brian to be an easy person to work with. He was a good man. I offer my prayers and thoughts for the family
04/01/2019 02:38 pm
Bobby lit a candle and writes,
Sorry for your loss my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
04/01/2019 03:06 pm
Wayne Grinnell Jr writes,
From the first day I met Brian I could tell from the way he said "hello, nice to meet you". You could just tell this guy was so down to Earth. Had a great sense of humor and ALWAYS said "hey Wayne, how are you?" to me, every time he saw me. (which was every day). My son was born with complications back in November and for every single day before my son came home from the hospital, he took the time to ask me how my baby was doing. You could tell he was a family man and understood what it's like to worry about your children and your job at the same time. I'll never forget him. And, for his family, I not only give my condolences, but I give my respect to such an awesome guy who gave me a chance to work for him. My heart goes out to him and his family. It was a pleasure working for him and meeting him.
04/01/2019 03:07 pm
Frank Celona writes,
I first met Brian on the Village of St. John job site and from the day we first spoke you could instantly tell what kind of man he was. Always in good mood, easy to work with, and would always ask how you were doing. It can be rare to find someone like this and it is truly a tragedy when they are gone. My thoughts go out to him and his family.
04/01/2019 04:01 pm
James & Kristin Smith lit a candle and writes,
It is not how long a man lives, but how deep that life is. In your pain and sorrow remember that he was a great man. Our sincere sympathies for the sudden death of your beloved Brian. - from all of us at Smith Flooring Inc
04/01/2019 04:42 pm
Marie Niebauer Falkenberg writes,
Dear Cousins- I am so sorry to hear of Brian’s untimely passing. You are in my prayer during this more difficult times. Marie Niebauer Falkenberg Erie, PA
04/01/2019 09:35 pm
Ray Clark lit a candle and writes,
Met Brian almost 2 years ago while he was building the old Spring Garden school he hired my company as security guards. I became close with him easy to talk to and just a pleasant man. We talked cars, family and our young crazy day's. After we finished there I remained in touch with Brian, such a great guy I'm in shock still but know he will never be forgotten we made each other laugh quite often. My sincere condolences to his entire family! A great soul will stay with all who knew him, and treasured time spent with him. Rest in peace my friend!
04/02/2019 06:05 am
Richard & Debbi Booth & Family lit a candle and writes,
Brian will be greatly missed, he was the kindest and most caring man we had the honor of knowing. He was always the first one there to lend a helping hand. His kindness and generosity and laid back personality will be missed. We met Brian 18 years ago the day we moved into our new home, we were trying to install a new mailbox and pole. Within a minute or 2 we had neighbors coming from every direction to help led by Brian with his wheelbarrow of concrete. Driving into our street will never be the same. Our prayers go out to the family, Linda, we know how deeply Brian loved you, his children and grandchildren. Brian left us way to soon, he will never be forgotten. Rest in Peace Brian and God Bless.
04/02/2019 08:20 am
donald g. niebauer lit a candle and writes,
Was looking forward to bowling with him this year. Hope that doesn't change ~ they can use one of his sons if necessary. May God bless. Very sad. Don
04/02/2019 08:53 am
Anthony Repici lit a candle and writes,
I’ve been in the construction field my entire life and I’ve never met someone like Brian. Always concerned with the well being of his guys and instilled the confidence needed for a comfortable working environment. We shared similar paths in our career and Brian always made me feel useful and productive. I’m a better carpenter for having worked for Brian and I’m grateful for that. May he Rest In Peace
04/02/2019 09:15 am
Bernie Niebauer lit a candle and writes,
I remember good times growing up in Fairview. I always enjoyed biking to Uncle Bud's to join you guys for some good fun. Brian will be missed.
04/02/2019 10:52 am
Helen lawson lit a candle and writes,
So sorry for your loss. When Bob texted me and let me know I was shocked. Hugs and prayers. He will be missed.
04/02/2019 12:59 pm
Gene Lesko writes,
Brian was my best friend since the second grade where we first met. Although time and distance took us in different directions, we remained true friends throughout our lives. I am heartbroken over the sudden loss of my friend. He was a loyal friend, wonderful husband, father and grandfather. I will miss my friend and look forward to reuniting with him someday.
04/02/2019 02:43 pm
Norma DeMarco writes,
Dear Linda and Family, We are all so sorry of the loss of your "GREAT GUY BRIAN" He was one of the quiet one at our family gatherings, always watching us crazies and he be in a corner, being entertained with a grin on his smiling face with his big beautiful eyes, We shall miss him. He was a very special person with a lot of character. We are all here for you. Our heartfelt sympathy, Aunt Norma
04/03/2019 09:53 am
Danny (DBk Plastering) lit a candle and writes,
My condolences go out to the Niebauer family ,Brian was a great guy and really down to earth , I enjoyed working with him at the village of st John , he will be missed .RIP
04/03/2019 08:24 pm
Donna Miller lit a candle and writes,
Dear Linda, Brian, Sean and Jennifer, We are so sorry for the loss of your Husband and Dad! We pray that your many happy memories help ease your pain during this most difficult time. He was such a quiet, kind man! We are so grateful to have met, however so briefly. Our sincerest sympathies, Rob, Donna and Timmy Miller (St E’s)
04/03/2019 10:45 pm
Fernando F. Lopez writes,
I'm so sorry for the family's loss of such a great man. I feel lucky to have met and worked with Brian even if it was only for a month. He will be in my family's prayers tonight.
04/04/2019 09:44 am
Ralph Cella writes,
Sean and Krissy, So sorry to hear about your Dad. Thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
04/04/2019 01:59 pm
Peter and Ann Morken writes,
So sorry to Brian’s family for their loss. We greatly enjoying building projects and volleyball with him at Crestview. He was a wonderful person and will be missed.
04/04/2019 07:49 pm
Mike Palmer writes,
Linda, Brian, Sean and Jenn, I just heard about Brian's passing. I am so sorry to hear this. You all are in my thoughts and prayers. He was always a good guy with not a bad word to say.
05/14/2019 10:14 am