Birth date: Oct 17, 1947 Death date: Jul 4, 2011
Brian Jay Gibson, 63, son, brother uncle and friend, passed from this life July 4, 2011. Brian was born in Whittier California on October 17, 1947 to Jay W. Gibson and Alice Roberta Johnston. He attended Sunshine School and River Read Obituary
My mother was adopted in riverside california in 1962. Her birth name was kimberly sue brunton anyway through some dna and reasearch i was able to find her first cousin and then her uncle and then her uncles sister roberta alice johnston and if this was robertas biological son then they were half siblings a shame i didnt find out sooner
I worked with Brian for 2 years at Trinity and he was always my favorite. He was a great friend and a great example to me. He refused to let his challenges get in the way of his goals and his passions. We had many good times laughing and playing jokes on others. He was the best and will be missed!
Dear Nathan Sandi, We are thinking of you with the loss of your brother, You have been very special to us and our family, all of our prayers are with you. We miss you and have hopes of nothing less than the lords arms around you and your families. All our love, David & Becky
Brian was an impressive human being with infinite patience. My condolences to his family.
I'm so sorry I just now found out about Brian's passing. I would have liked to have gone to his funeral with my wife and kids to celebrate his life and join in grieving his passing.
Brian was a good friend for several years, back when I first woke up and did the American Study Group. I stayed at his little house for a while. We almost got him lined up with a wife back then. He was my groom's man when my wife and I got married in '99.
How fitting that he passed on July 4, being the patriot that he was.
He will be missed here; but I'm sure he's happy to be on the other side hanging out with some awesome people in those wonderful surroundings.
it saddens me to hear of your passing brian...we had a great year at BYU and over the years i have thought about you and talked about you many times...you were a true inspiration to me...the world is a little less com[ete now that you are gone
I've known Brian for close to 40 years and did make numerous repairs on his golf carts for him over the years. He will be missed.
All us guys at Creer sheet metal have realy injoyed Brian as a friend the Christmas party will never be the same goodby my friend Tom,Ed, Bob and Dan
Dear Sandi, Nathan and Family, Brian was such a remarkable man. He always had a smile and treated everyone he met with the sincerity and grace of a true brother and friend. Our hearts and prayers are with you. Love, Randall and Carol Barker and Family
What a privilege it was to work with Brian at Dynix. Many a morning he arrived at full speed in his golf cart and we walked in together. Despite all his challenges, Brian set an example of determination and good cheer for all of us. Gretchen Freeman (Dynix colleague and friend)
