In Loving Memory of John Brian Bring
We are heartbroken to share the sudden loss of my younger brother, John Brian Bring, who was tragically taken from us too soon in an accident in Molalla. John was part of the Colton/Molalla community, where he will be remembered. John was a light in many lives — a true character, always making people laugh, always ready to lend a hand or fix something with whatever he had. He loved tinkering on projects and playing his guitar, and those simple, meaningful moments are part of how we will always remember him. He was deeply loved and will be dearly missed.
He leaves behind his two beautiful children, Zandra and Lexi, who are now facing this unimaginable loss. We are raising funds to help cover unexpected expenses and to support them in the days ahead. Any contribution, no matter the size, is deeply appreciated. If you’re unable to give, sharing this page or holding our family in your thoughts means just as much. Thank you to our family for the love, support, and understanding you’ve shown during this time. As we grieve John, it means so much to me, Zandra, Lexi, and our family to feel supported by all of you. Your care has made a difference in ways we will always remember. With gratitude, Dana (Bring) Chamberlin
We are heartbroken to share the sudden loss of my younger brother, John Brian Bring, who was tragically taken from us too soon in an accident in Molalla. John was part of the Colton/Molalla community, where he will be remembered. John was a light in many lives — a true character, always making people laugh, always ready to lend a hand or fix something with whatever he had. He loved tinkering on projects and playing his guitar, and those simple, meaningful moments are part of how we will always remember him. He was deeply loved and will be dearly missed.
He leaves behind his two beautiful children, Zandra and Lexi, who are now facing this unimaginable loss. We are raising funds to help cover unexpected expenses and to support them in the days ahead. Any contribution, no matter the size, is deeply appreciated. If you’re unable to give, sharing this page or holding our family in your thoughts means just as much. Thank you to our family for the love, support, and understanding you’ve shown during this time. As we grieve John, it means so much to me, Zandra, Lexi, and our family to feel supported by all of you. Your care has made a difference in ways we will always remember. With gratitude, Dana (Bring) Chamberlin