June 28, 2019

Thinking of you all during this difficult  time.
Your in our prayers.
    Hegeman Family

June 26, 2019

Rose–
I am so sorry to learn about your son’s struggles and passing. Please know you and your family have been in my thoughts. 
Maureen Haynes Wentling
 

June 25, 2019

Thinking of your family at this very difficult time. Brian was such a bright light in so many peoples lives. He grew up with my kid brother, and was always so sweet, and genuine every time I got to see him.. watching the two grow up together, it was so fun to see all of the videos Brian created of them skating, biking and adventuring. Long may his beautiful spirit live on. So sorry for your loss. 
Courtni Rudy

June 24, 2019

I am so sorry for your tragic loss.  My son graduated with Brian, and he told me that when he first started attending CV in the 10th grade, Brian was the one who reached out to him the most since my son had to transfer schools and didn’t know anyone.  I just wanted to let you know that my son remembers how kind Brian was to him.  We will keep you and your family in our prayers.  May he rest in peace. 
Mary Beth Kritzer

June 24, 2019

I am so so very sorry for your loss! It makes my heart break. I knew the whole family when I was younger and growing up. He was a sweet child. We all suffer in some way I know I’ve had my battles and am still continuing to fight every single day. It’s not easy and it’s the hardest thing I’ve ever done I just wish he was still here to fight. May Brian be at peace now.  My thoughts and prayers are with the Kelly family in this horrible time. I love you all! 
Lindsey Roth

June 23, 2019

May peace be with you as you know that Brian is no longer suffering. Our thoughts and prayers go out to all of your family during this hard time. We pray for you to gather strength with family and friends. 
Cindy DeForge 

June 23, 2019

I lost my beautiful 18 year old daughter last October after she battled depression and anxiety for years. My heart hurts for your pain. 
Sharon Stoltzfus

June 23, 2019

Working in mental health has many difficult challenges but this is the toughest of them all. Brian had such a contagious smile. He walked in the office with a smile even though you could tell he was having a rough day. We mourn the loss of such a young, bright soul. Brian, may you be at peace and rest easy. 
Loren-Behavioral Health 

June 23, 2019

I can remember the first day Brian came into our office. From that day on, he and I would chat and a connection was made. We had many short conversations as time would allow. He often would ask how my son was…as they shared some of the same struggles. 
Brian’s smile lit his face! He always had a kind word to say. One time in particular he showed me paperwork he had regarding a new video project he was working on. It was wonderful to see his excitement and that he wanted to share his project interest.
I can still see Brian’s face….as he left our office recently. I had missed him when he came in but caught him just before he left. He turned around and smiled and like every time before, we caught up once again. 
He has touched my heart as he has so many. I will miss this young man who would brighten my day. His struggles were very real. Unless a close friend or family member deals with a mental health issue, it is hard to understand the depth of its grip. We pass others daily and have no clue of what that individual may be dealing with. Take the time to be kind…just as Brian would. I will miss you kiddo.
Mom and Dad…and family…I pray for strength and peace. I met you the first time you came to our office. I sat with Dad the second time. The love and concern you have for your son was beyond obvious. Thank you for supporting and seeking help with him. There are many who dont have such support and love. May God be with you going forward. Face one day at a time. Hour by hour. 
Sheri…BHS

June 23, 2019

Tears are flowing as I read of Brian’s passing. I did not know him, but I have children, and just the thought of what you are feeling breaks my heart. Thank you for sharing what Brian’s struggles were, may it help someone else that is fighting. My heart goes out to you , ~Beate

June 22, 2019

To the Kelly Family,
Brian will always be thought of as a kind and sweet young man from a strong and loving family. And, now he has only happiness. No struggles. No pain.
Sending you all love and prayers for strength and faith.
It was my privilege to know this amazing family.
Doreen Hershey (Retired teacher from Fritz Elementary)

June 22, 2019

I offer my condolences to Mr. Kelly’s family and friends at his sudden passing.  May everyone who knew Mr. Kelly remember the pleasant times they had with him and remember the joy he brought to their lives.  May everyone who knew Mr. Kelly find the love and support they need at this painful time.  God bless you.
 
Bill Wiley

June 22, 2019

Our hearts go out to your family.We lost our oldest son to suicide from depression in 2016 and everytime  we hear another tragic story like Brians it brings back those memories .Stay strong and hold onto the good times you had .Keep in your mind that after all the difficult times he had to deal with he is now SAFE and at peace .
Our thoughts and prayers our with you.
BECKY PETRI

June 21, 2019

Sending my deepest sympathy to your family. He is at peace.
Donna L Evans. Smoketown teacher

June 21, 2019

We are thinking of you in this very difficult time that you are enduring. Brian was a wonderful kid and my kids enjoyed his friendship. He always had a bright smile and always was so very respectful. Brian was also a great athlete. We loved watching him play. He will be missed. May he Rest In Peace. 
  Luigi, Jackie, Isaac and Jesse Gutierrez      

June 21, 2019

Sorry for your loss. Our daughter was a friend of him. Praying for your family. Bless you all. Love jen  and Ron kling.(brooke keyers mom).
 

June 21, 2019

We are so sorry for your loss
may his memory be a blessing
bonnie and Lee Malmed

June 21, 2019

Kelly Family, Our thourghts and prayers are with you.  
 
Noah, Shirley, Kevin, Kerry, and Sean Kreider   (former neighbors on Willow Glen Dr.)

June 21, 2019

Our thoughts and prayers are with the Kelly Family during this difficult time..  🙏
Kari & Nicholas Neira 

June 21, 2019

So very sorry for your loss
Donna Speece

June 21, 2019

I am so sorry for your loss. Suicide deaths are very difficult to work through. My son, Alexander, died 5 years ago by suicide at age 17. He struggled just as your son did. My heart just aches for you and your family with his loss and just the turmoil his mental illness was on you over the years. My husband and I have made ourselves available to talk with anyone who are suicide survivors. Please feel free to contact us – we’d be privileged to walk alongside you. We’ll be praying for you.
Debbie Marks

June 21, 2019

So so sorry for you loss!  Thinking of your family and praying for you all!  
 
The Shelly Family

June 21, 2019

My Thoughts and Prayers are With You All. May Brian Rest In Peace; God Love Him. I Pray that God Will Shine His Light Down Upon You All through This Very Difficult Time. 
God Bless,
Carol O’Donnell

June 20, 2019

Thinking of you all in this sad time. Our prayers are with you. 
Vigunas Family

June 20, 2019

Brian & I had a good relationship…I was his elementary school counselor. I’m beyond devastated about what has happened. He was a special boy with a wonderful heart. I always had love & compassion for Brian. May you Rest In Peace sweet boy. Praying for your family & loved ones. 😘
Jenn Cangialosi

June 20, 2019

I will always remember Brian for his great smile and his hugs.He was a caring friend
Sharon K.

June 20, 2019

To Brian’s family, 
I am sorry for your loss.  It is tragic to say the least. You are in for a long haul on the road to healing. I know because my grandson died January 2018 here at my house.  I have asked myself a million times “what could I have done more to help him’ and the answer is always the same. Nothing!  I did all I could with the knowledge I had but I was not as strong as the depression he suffered.  I do know that your son, as well as my grandson knew you loved him very much and he did not harm himself to get back at you. It was the darkness that he was living in.  There is a group that meet at the Mount Joy hospice center for survivors of those who died from addition of any kind. It meets the 2nd Tuesday of the month at the Mount Joy Grief Center.  My grandson was on very strong prescribed drugs but also chose to use heroin.  He told us that the drug would take away the darkness and pain for a while but it would always come back.  He ultimely died of an Overdose.  Know what your son, brother, nephew, or grandson did was a reflection on any of you.  I know you did all you could to help him.
My heart goes out to all of you as you navigate your “new” life.  It is a struggle every day! I pray that in time peace will find a way into your heart!
Sicerely,
Christine 

June 20, 2019

I am a friend of the Querry family. I met Brian at Christian’s service and was so touched by the depth of his love. I am so so sorry for your loss. Thank you for sharing the hotline information. My prayers of my family and colleagues are with your family.
Kim McDevitt

June 20, 2019

praying for comfort and peace for all…
Sandra E Kuhns