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Brian Poole
In Memory of
Brian Wayne
Poole
1976 - 2018
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Roxy Hayes-Brown

It’s taken me a long time to write this. I’ve been having a hard time dealing with you being gone. As much as you could push my buttons or work my nerves, I knew you’d always have my back no matter what. You were a real person: beautiful despite your flaws, full of love, rare, and one of a kind. I find myself looking at your pictures and repeating your words, trying to match your voice perfectly in my memory every time so I never lose hold of it. I try to hold on to my wedding day and think of that goofy happy smile you had on your face, laughing and dancing with me. I try to hold on to your heartfelt apology when you hurt my feelings. I try to hold on to you holding my hand to walk me to the car because you were worried about some suspicious looking guys and you wouldn’t be able to sleep not knowing if I had got to my vehicle safely that night. I try to hold on to us laughing at the bar surrounded by dude-bros and hot chicks trying too hard to impress each other. I try to hold onto us throwing food at each other at ihop and leaving a huge tip for being jerks and making messes at 2am. I try to hold on to the memories of us giggling at Solomon or Danny being moody. I try to hold on to the random dance party we had with Chelsea when the shop was slow. I try to hold on to the pointless arguments about Game of Thrones, Tolkien, and James Bond that would always end in play fights at work. I try to hold on to the philosophical discussion we would partake in. I try to hold on to the look in your face every time I kicked your butt in chess and how you tried to fake the same look the times you’d let me win. We didn’t have a lot of time to spend together but that’s how special of a person you were; you really made that time count. It only took you a little slice of time to find yourself a space in someone’s heart that would always be yours. I miss you. I miss your laugh. I miss your tantrums. I miss your smile. I miss feeling your spirit. We all miss you, Brian. We always will.
Thursday April 5, 2018 at 2:30 pm
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