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In loving memory of
our son, Brian Lee Duquette |
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BRIAN'S MEMORIAL (scroll down) |
LETTERS ABOUT BRIAN FROM FRIENDS |
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Memorial table for Brian
Duquette |
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| Flowers at Brian's Memorial Service from his cousins Bruce & Cindi Dally | Flowers at Brian's Memorial Service from Cindi's son, Chris Trueman | Flowers at Brian's Memorial Service from Brian's Aunt Eileen Pethoud and family |
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A memorial in front of
Brian's house |
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Brian's dad puts loving touches on
Brian's memorial |
Two Memorial display boards that Kristen made for her beloved Uncle Brian Lee Duquette | |
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We will always love and miss you, Brian. You have been
a loving son, brother, and uncle, and just a great all-around person with
a lot of friends. You deserved a much longer life because you were a good,
honest, and happy person on the path of achieving your dreams of success.
We are proud of the man you became and will always love and miss you.
Mom, Dad, Renee, Kristen, and Alex |
| Brian: I cannot stop thinking of you and how you died in pain. I wish I could have said goodbye and hug and kiss you one more time, or better yet, protect you as a mother should, and undo this terrible wrong. They say time heals all sorrow and will help us through this, the worst time of my life, and I know I will continue to live, but for now I just exist because I miss you so much. I read your writing on happiness at your service, and I know I will be happy again, but not today, not for a long, long time. What it meant to lose you, words cannot express. You have been my loving son, a caring brother and uncle, and a good, generous man in life. I know you knew Dad and I love you, and we know you loved us. We will love and miss you forever. Until I see you in heaven…………..Love from your heartbroken Mom |