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Michael Goetting posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
I had the pleasure of knowing Bryan through the gym in Maumee. Without him there, it's like a light permanently dimmed. I am so glad that I got the opportunity to know him - what a guy he was! As much as it hurts me, someone who only had occasional but pleasant interaction with Bryan, I cannot imagine the pain to the family and closer friends. Thank you, Bryan, for being. You are missed.
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Pat Niece posted a condolence
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Juanita, You have been in my prayers since I heard. I am so very sorry. Pat
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robin price posted a condolence
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Bob,Though we didn't know Bryan, it is apparent he was loved by many because of the overwhelming amount of people that came to honor his life. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers in your time of sorrow. Your frinds from 901
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Amy Sivers posted a condolence
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
I am a former middle school teacher of Bryan's. He was part of a trial 2 year plan at Woodland Middle School that I had the privilege of having Bryan 2 years in my science class. He was one of those unforgettable students. He has been on my mind ever since I heard about this terrible tragedy. I cannot fathom what your family is going through. Please accept my sincere sympathy.
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Monica Galloway posted a condolence
Monday, June 7, 2010
I did not know Bryan, but I do know what a toll it takes on a family when a young member is beaten to death. My cousin was around the same age as Bryan and was tied up and beaten with a ball bat. The person who did this ended up committing suicide after being questioned by police. It is devastating to the family of the victim. I hope justice will be served for Bryan. My thoughts and prayers are with your entire family and Scott High alums.
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Kyle Rohan posted a condolence
Monday, June 7, 2010
Bob and Juanita, I am truly and deeply sorry for your loss. One struggles to find words at times like this, but I can honestly say Bryan was - in a word, unforgettable. I didn't have the privilege of keeping touch with him much after high school but I've always felt, from the day I first met him, that he was one of the most genuine and jovial people I have ever met. I think back on all the memories I have of him and all I can see is his smiling face. That smile had something immortal and something so uniquely Bryan that it will stay will me for the rest of my life. You two should be so proud to have raised such a wonderful guy who has touched so many and lived so "big" that he inspires us all to live every moment as he did - with pure passion and zest for life. I'll tell you one thing, heaven just got a whole lot brighter. This smile's for Bryan. All my best, Kyle
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Tony and Barb Lee lit a candle
Sunday, June 6, 2010
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Bob and Juanita,
Our heart breaks for all of you! We want to let both of you know how proud we are to have a nephew like Bryan. He was quite special in so many ways. You both can hold your head up high with all the pride in the world, he became quite a man. He touched so many lives which is a tribute to how he was raised. You both can be very proud of all your boys they are quite responsible and care very much for both of you. If there is anything at all we can do or help with, just let us know. We are keeping all of you in our prayers through this most difficult time. Love to all of you, Tony and Barb
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Vicki Tate and Jim Clements posted a condolence
Sunday, June 6, 2010
We are so deeply sorry for your family's loss. I am a former teacher of Bryan's from Scott High School. I remember him as a quiet, conscientious fellow who was upbeat and fun-loving. I cannot imagine the depth of your sorrow at such an inexplicable and needless tragedy. My husband and I want you to know that you are in our thoughts and we hope that you will find peace in your hearts in the future.
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Terri South posted a condolence
Sunday, June 6, 2010
I am Miranda South's aunt. And on behalf of our family, we want you to know our thoughts and prayers are with your entire family. We all had the great honor of meeting and visiting with Bryan. He was delightful, thoughtful and charming! We are so saddened by this excruciating loss to you all!!! Our regards, Miranda's grandfather/step-grandmother: Eugene and Evodine South; Miranda's grandmother: Roberta South and her aunt's, uncle's and cousins!
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Chelsea Frost posted a condolence
Saturday, June 5, 2010
Stevenson Family, I met Bryan about a year and a half ago, he was a customer of mine at Jed's BBq and Brew in Maumee, OH. I can honestly say he was truly an electric guy. He had a passion for life I have never seen before. His smile could light up the world. Bryan and I became close friends. I will miss him everyday just like so many people will. I cannot even begin to imagine the pain you are going through, just remember he is looking down on us from heaven with that gorgeous smile. He made this world a better place. Sincerely, Chelsea
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Heather Bondick posted a condolence
Saturday, June 5, 2010
To the Stevenson Family, I went to high school with Bryan. I didn't know him that well except that he was a excellent student and in sports. I just want you to know that Bryan has been on my mind a lot lately. I have been keeping you all in my thoughts and prayers. With my deepest sympathy, Heather Carson Bondick
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Brian, Cissy and Daniel Cooper lit a candle
Friday, June 4, 2010
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You will forever be loved and missed. Rest in Peace
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jackie miles posted a condolence
Friday, June 4, 2010
Dear Bob and Juanita, there are no words I could say to take away your pain. I cannot imagine how you are feeling during this terrible time. You both already know this, but Vanessa and I loved Bryan. He was the one I had chosen for my son-in-law. I would always tell him that I had not given up hope for him and Vanessa. He was an awesome young man. You really have somthing to be proud of with Bryan. If there is anything that Vanessa and I can do, please let me know. Call me anytime. We will miss Bryan always. I will keep both of you in my prayers. Jackie
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Ashley Cliff Cheek posted a condolence
Friday, June 4, 2010
Juanita and Bob, I am so sorry for your loss! Bryan was an amazing man and an even better friend. I can't imagine all the pain you are going through. Bryan and I went through a lot together in High School and I will never Forget all he did for me and what kind of a friend and person he is. Please let me know if you ever need anything. Love Ashley Cliff Cheek
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Jeremy, Annelies, and Tripp Wilson posted a condolence
Friday, June 4, 2010
Stevenson family, I can't even imagine the pain that your loss has caused. I was one of the many people that took pride in calling Bryan a friend. There are hundreds of unforgetable moments that we shared on the field from winning the regional tournament with COM-AIR in 2000 to playing against one another on the softball field. Bryan was a great friend and competitor but more importantly he was a great man. My family sends their condolences
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LANCE WADE posted a condolence
Friday, June 4, 2010
TO THE FAMILY WE HAVE MET IN PASSING AND LIVING CLOSE BY HAVE SEEN EACH OTHER OFTEN IT SADDENS ME AT THE LOSS OF YOUR SON A FINE YOUNG MAN AS ARE THE CHILDREN,I SEND MY PRAYERS AND THOUGHTS TO YOUR FAMILY IN THIS HOUR OF SADNESS,WHAT A FINE YOUNG MAN GAD HAS RECIEVED,GOD BLESS
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Kevin McElfresh posted a condolence
Thursday, June 3, 2010
I get a frantic call from Bryan one rainy, Friday afternoon, "Kmac I'm stuck behind the dugout. Can you pull me out?" Knowing Bryan he was in quite a mess and he was scared to call Bob. Smart guy thought he could drive his Honda Accord behind the 3rd base dugout at Scott during a rain storm and get out. It took an hour of pulling and moving metal drags under his tires to get him out of the muck but we prevailed and he was relieved. I was soaked in mud and rain, while he sat clean and dry in his car trying to drive it up the hill on the drags. Like Hammons always said, "Bryan can walk through a pile of 'manure' and come out smelling like a rose." I wish this was one of those times.
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gregg and melissa watkins posted a condolence
Thursday, June 3, 2010
MARK and family,we are so sorry for your loss,if we can do anything let us know.
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Sammye Jo (Monroe) Singer posted a condolence
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Bob, Juanita, Mike, Mark and the rest of the family, I have typed and retyped this more times than I can count. My heartfelt condolences to each and every one of you. You are the sweetest and most caring people. You welcomed me into your home and lives with arms wide open from the moment I came home with Bryan. He was a great person and he knew he had you all to thank for that. I have so many memories and stories from our time and many travels together that I have and always will cherish. Though we went our separate ways, we continued to keep in touch from time to time and he never failed to update me on the wonderful people he called family. I will never forget his message to me when my little brother passed a few years ago, "He'll never be forgotten." I will now tell you the same thing Bryan told me, "He'll never be forgotten." May God comfort you in your time of loss and over time, replace the tears with smiles of his legacy and memory. ALL my love and prayers, Sammye Jo
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N.T posted a condolence
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Although I never knew your son, I remember watching him play ball that Saturday in Louisville. May peace be with your family at this time and may your loved one live on in your heart and in memories forever. God Bless your family.
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Tony & Tina Garera posted a condolence
Thursday, June 3, 2010
We are so sorry to hear this tragic news. We knew Bryan thru our daughter, Brittany who cheered for Scott High School. As a mother myself, I can not imagine what you must be going thru. We worry constantly about our children as they go thru teenage years but never would expect such a tragic thing to happen after they have grown up. Please know that your in our thoughts and prayers. We pray that the Lord will wrap his arms around you so that you feel his presence thru this extremely difficult time.
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Kevin McElfresh posted a condolence
Thursday, June 3, 2010
This is an awful week, one of the worst I can remember. A week that you want to forget but can't because you don't want to lose the memory of a friend. Baseball has created a bond for so many of us. One that cannot always be explained or understood but is like a magnetic force that keeps friends together. The bond created between myself, Bryan and the rest of our Eagles is unbreakable and special. Losing Bryan is like losing a part of yourself because that group of guys made us whole, no matter how far apart we were. Someday we will walk back on the field together to continue the game we started, and I know number 10 will be there, glove in hand waiting for us.
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Mary Anne and Don Memering posted a condolence
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Dear Juanita,Bob,Mike and Mark and the whole Family.You are in our thoughts and prayers.We know that Bryan was a beautiful person,and will miss Him!Just want you to know we are here for you!
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Penny Rebholz posted a condolence
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Bob & Juanita, I am so very sorry for your loss; Bryan was truly loved by all. I'm so glad my family got to know your family through the relationship between Mark and Rhonda and their two beautiful sons Luke and Logan. I went to watch Luke play baseball the other night and his true passion and love for baseball; I could see Bryan in him..he even had on some Oakley sunglasses (and we know Bryan only had the best of everything). Bryan was the light of your life and both you and Bob did everything for him (I'm sure Bryan's looking down from heaven saying "Thanks Mom and Dad"), I know you went over and above the true meaning of being a parent and you should hold your head up high and know you wouldn't have done anything different. You can truly be at peace and have no regrets. My heart goes out to your other sons Mike and Mark. It's a terrible tragedy and our hearts and prayers go out to you and your family. We love you and we'll be there for you. What a beautiful son you raised and how proud you should be. Heaven has added a special angel #10 (R.I.P.) The Rebholz Family.
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Sam, Sandy, Jacklyn & Andrew Sampson posted a condolence
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Juanita, Bob, Mike and Mark, there are no words that can be said that will make this time in you life's any easier. I can only offer our deepest sympathy. And hope in some way you will be able to find comfort in the realization that Bryan had touched so many lives, making this a better world for those that knew him. May God give each of you the peace you deserve, knowing that Bryan is now walking in a world much better than our own.
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Peggy Bramlage posted a condolence
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Bob and Juanita, I am so saddened to hear of the loss of Bryan. I had the privilege of meeting and spending many years with you and Bryan during the knothole baseball years with TMB. We spent so much time together we were like an extended family. Bryan was a beautiful child that grew up to be an amazing man. I am very proud to have had him in my life. I pray that God helps comfort you in your time of grief and that the many wonderful memories of Bryan help you to go on. I like to think that my husband Mark is now with Bryan and they are part of an elite team of angels enjoying the game of baseball in heaven.
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Rita King posted a condolence
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Dear Juanita, There are no words to express the loss that you have suffered. We know that God does things for a reason, but sometimes it's very hard to understand why. Know that you are in my thoughts prayers and that my heart hurts for you and your family. Rita King
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DEBBIE MALARKEY posted a condolence
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Mike, All of us here at Mubea send our condolence's to you and your family let us know who we can write letters to that your dad mentioned DEBBIE MALARKEY
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Nicki Donley posted a condolence
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Dear Stevenson Family, I am so very sorry to learn of Bryan's death. We worked at Haas together and he was the nicest, most charming person I had the pleasure of working with. He was always happy and kind and we will miss him very much. If we can do anything at all; write letters to the court or anything please contact me at any time. Nicki Donley Haas Factory Outlet 330-807-5663
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Brian and Cissy Cooper posted a condolence
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Bob, Juanita, Mike, and Mark: We are very sorry for your loss. We will definitely feel the loss also. He was a little brother to me, and I will miss him. I could tell so many stories about Bryan, but you were there for most of them so you already know. He was a great person with an even better personality. Always had to be the life of the party no matter what crazy things we dared him to do (I'd like to think he took that after me!). He will always be remembered in our house as a loveable person, and you should be very proud of the man he turned out to be (despite our trying to corrupt him!). We love you all and please remember that we will always be here for you...no matter what or where! Love, Cooper and Cissy
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LUKE AND LOGAN STEVENSON lit a candle
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
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UNCLE BRYAN, WE ARE SURE GOING TO MISS SO MANY THINGS ABOUT YOU. WE ARE GOING TO MISS GROWING UP WITH YOU, HEARING ALL YOUR FUNNY STORIES, LEARNING BASEBALL FROM YOU, WAITING FOR YOU AT CHRISTMAS TIME TO COME HOME WITH OUR PRESENTS AND JUST SIMPLY HAVING YOU IN OUR LIVES. TAKE CARE OF PETE AND SOONER. WE LOVE YOU, LUKE AND LOGAN STEVENSON
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Amanda Kinman Young posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
I am so very sorry and saddened by the news. I went to high school with Bryan. Many people are praying for his family and friends. May God be with you during this tragic time. I remember cheering Bryan on during the games. He was to young to go this early. Please accept my sincerest condolences for your loss.
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mary ann cliff cole posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
juanita and bob i am truly so sorry for your loss, i have known bryan for several years through my daughter Ashley Cliff he was truly the sweetest person you would ever want to meet....he always had a smile on his face no matter what....he never met a stranger....my heart goes out to each and everyone of you...we never know why things happen the way they do but i am sure GOD has something better in store for bryan and we will all see him soon....we will miss you bryan and love you dearly.....
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Kelly Conner posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Words cannot begin to express the sorrow that I have for the entire Stevenson family and the aching that I have felt in my heart since hearing about the death of Bryan. I had the pleasure of knowing Bryan from the age of 7 on through adulthood. I was one of Bryan's teachers in his elementary years at Ryland Heights and I can honestly say in 21 years in education I never had a student who touched my heart with his engery, kindness, compassion for others and just a true love of life the way Bryan did. He was a special young man, who I always checked up on through High School, college and even recently talking to his mother about his successes in his professional life. My heart goes out to the entire family, but especially to his wonderful mother Juanita who I also had the pleasure of getting to know because of Bryan. You are all in my thoughts and prayers every moment! Bryan will always have a special place in my heart. Kelly Conner
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jamie cliff posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
just want to tell the family i am so sorry for what has happened. i knew brian from his days at scott high with my daughter ashley cliff. he was a fine young man and always very polite in my presence. juat want to say you had a fine young man and he will be missed by all who came in touch with him. god will take good care of him im sure. he will be playing softball again soon! jamie cliff
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LUKE AND LOGAN STEVENSON posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
UNCLE BRYAN, WE ARE SURE GOING TO MISS SO MANY THINGS ABOUT YOU. WE ARE GOING TO MISS GROWING UP WITH YOU, HEARING ALL YOUR FUNNY STORIES, LEARNING BASEBALL FROM YOU, WAITING FOR YOU AT CHRISTMAS TIME TO COME HOME WITH OUR PRESENTS AND JUST SIMPLY HAVING YOU IN OUR LIVES. TAKE CARE OF PETE AND SOONER. WE LOVE YOU, LUKE AND LOGAN STEVENSON
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Laura Cardosi posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Dearest Juanita, Words cannot express what i am feeling in my heart. I find myself thinking of you and your dear Bryan so many times during the day and night. This should never happen to a parent especially to one so devoted to her son. I know he was very special to you and that was evident to everyone. Please know that I have been praying for you and your family. When you are ready please come back to us. We need you here. We so value your friendship and want to help you. Laura Cardosi
Visitation
When Sunday, June 6th, 2010, 3:00pm - 8:00pm
Location
Scott HIgh School
Address
5400 Old Taylor Mill Road
Covington, KY
41015
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When
Monday, June 7th, 2010, 10:00am
Location
St. Patrick Church
Address
3285 Mills Road
Covington, KY
41015
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