Remembering Brian-Family Help Fund
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Yesterday was a day that all of us wish was just a dream, when a loved one was taken too soon from all of us. We have established this fund to help aid in the funeral and financial support of Brian Garman's family.
Brian was first and foremost a dad to a beautiful little girl, Mariah. He would work two jobs to make sure that she was taken care of and to help support his young family. He was a a protector and had a tough guy persona, but in the arms of his daughter I could see him melt into a teddy bear as she was his world.
He was also a son, a husband, a brother, a cousin, a nephew, a juggalo, a co-worker, and to all, a great friend. In fact, he has touched so many peoples lives, many in ways some of us will never get the chance to let him know.
The Brian I remember, is the sweet kid that I spent every weekend playing with, he was like a little brother to me ; him and his sister, we were best friends growing up. Thinking now of all the laughter we shared, the way he would protect us, and all the fun we had growing up, I cannot fathom what has happened in losing him. He was perceived as tough, but I know this kid, who at 28 years old , is still this kid I remember; he was a caring, thoughtful, funny, and loving guy.
Last night, Brian collapsed in the parking lot when heading to get an inhaler. He battled asthma his whole life and was fighting bronchitis. Unfortunately, even after CPR , our kid, the fighter, was gone. My heart aches for my Aunt and the rest of our family. She tried to save her baby, who at 28 , still is a baby in her eyes. Their world will never be the same, his mom and dad, his sister, his wife, his daughter, all of us will never be the same.
First, I ask that whether your babies are 3 months or 45 years old, call them and tell you that you love them, call your brothers and tell them how much they mean to you, apologize, give hugs, tell you kids you love them, as we never know when it will be the last time we will see someone or hear their voice.
Next, I ask you to share this so his name and life is remebered and spread across the world!
Lastly, this is a huge lose, one that we cannot even comprehend fully. If you can support his little family with anything, even $1, this $1 will help towards his funeral or care for his daughter or support for his bills.
Even if you cannot provide monetary support, know we feel your love, and pease continue supporting us all by sharing this link, praying for us, and please go hug your babies tighter tonight.
We appreciate everyone's support and love!
Brian was first and foremost a dad to a beautiful little girl, Mariah. He would work two jobs to make sure that she was taken care of and to help support his young family. He was a a protector and had a tough guy persona, but in the arms of his daughter I could see him melt into a teddy bear as she was his world.
He was also a son, a husband, a brother, a cousin, a nephew, a juggalo, a co-worker, and to all, a great friend. In fact, he has touched so many peoples lives, many in ways some of us will never get the chance to let him know.
The Brian I remember, is the sweet kid that I spent every weekend playing with, he was like a little brother to me ; him and his sister, we were best friends growing up. Thinking now of all the laughter we shared, the way he would protect us, and all the fun we had growing up, I cannot fathom what has happened in losing him. He was perceived as tough, but I know this kid, who at 28 years old , is still this kid I remember; he was a caring, thoughtful, funny, and loving guy.
Last night, Brian collapsed in the parking lot when heading to get an inhaler. He battled asthma his whole life and was fighting bronchitis. Unfortunately, even after CPR , our kid, the fighter, was gone. My heart aches for my Aunt and the rest of our family. She tried to save her baby, who at 28 , still is a baby in her eyes. Their world will never be the same, his mom and dad, his sister, his wife, his daughter, all of us will never be the same.
First, I ask that whether your babies are 3 months or 45 years old, call them and tell you that you love them, call your brothers and tell them how much they mean to you, apologize, give hugs, tell you kids you love them, as we never know when it will be the last time we will see someone or hear their voice.
Next, I ask you to share this so his name and life is remebered and spread across the world!
Lastly, this is a huge lose, one that we cannot even comprehend fully. If you can support his little family with anything, even $1, this $1 will help towards his funeral or care for his daughter or support for his bills.
Even if you cannot provide monetary support, know we feel your love, and pease continue supporting us all by sharing this link, praying for us, and please go hug your babies tighter tonight.
We appreciate everyone's support and love!
Organizer
Mary Marie Juarez
Organizer
Lapeer, MI
