

Brian Wallis was a deeply loved husband, father, stepfather, and friend whose life was defined by loyalty, strength, and a quiet but steady devotion to the people he cared about most. He passed away on December 15, 2025, at the age of 49.
Born on November 14, 1976, Brian was the kind of person who showed his love through action. He worked hard, gave freely, and stood by the people in his life with unwavering commitment. To those who truly knew him, Brian was thoughtful, protective, and deeply human — someone who felt things deeply and loved just as deeply.
Brian shared a profound bond with his wife, Genia, who stood beside him through every chapter of life with love, loyalty, and devotion. Their relationship was one of deep partnership and mutual respect.
Brian is survived by his son, Ryan, whom he loved deeply. He also leaves behind his stepchildren, Shayne Hartshorn, Shaye Hartshorn, and Christopher Cross, who were part of his life and family. Brian cared for his children in his own steady way and wanted the best for each of them.
Flying was not just a hobby for Brian — it was part of who he was. Being in the cockpit brought him a sense of freedom, clarity, and peace that few other things could. In the air, he was calm, focused, and fully present, trusting his skill and instincts. He loved the discipline of flying, the responsibility it required, and the perspective it gave him — seeing the world from above, where everything felt simpler and more possible. Those who knew him best knew that flying was where Brian felt most himself.
He will be remembered not for how his life ended, but for how he lived — as a devoted husband, a loving father and stepfather, and a man whose presence left a lasting imprint on those around him.
May Brian now fly free, with clear skies, steady wings, and endless horizons ahead.
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