I will always miss you uncle Brian. Best father and uncle anyone could have.. love you and think of u always.

I am so sorry to hear the lost of a good friend. I worked with Brian at Camco for many years. Like everybody knows that Brian could keep every body laughing and rolling in the floor. He was a true artist at his job. I just found out about his death and i am just beside myself. He will be missed. Kim i am sorry for your lost. I have many drafting stories that will keep me going for a long time. Good-Bye good friend.

Drew Spungin

I remember Brian so fondly from high school...particularly Calamity Jane and Dracula Baby........he was a great guy and so wonderful in all of the plays my Sophomore year at Sam.  He was particularly great in Calamity Jane as the Union Lieutenant who was the object of Calamity's adoration.

Here's a funny story for you - when we were rehearsing for Calamity Jane, a lot of us were suffering from tight muscles in our backs and Brian used to "crack" our backs.  We would lie on the stage floor, and he would use the heels of his hands on either sides of our spines and sharply push down from our upper shoulders all the way down to our waists.  He really was better than a chiropractor.

We just found out about Brian. We were neighbors on Otto for years . Brian was a great friend, always there if you needed something. He was there for us when my sister Rhonda died and he was a great artist. He always helped me out on school projects, cause I sure couldn't draw. Our hearts go out to his family. Please know  that you are in our prayers. Heaven has gained another great singer. God Bless You All.

I was lucky enough to know Brian in high school.  We were in drama together and got to enjoy being in "Dracula Baby" and "Calamity Jane."  
Brian was always such a nice guy.  I will always remember his great voice,  nice smile and kind words.  I was so sad to hear that he had passed away.  My love and prayers are with is family.
Terrie Castille (West)

We were so sad to hear of Brian's passing.  It has been many years since we have seen Brian, however we will forever remember him as the guy with the guitar with the wonderful voice.  Brian entertained us in high school, and now he is entertaining his audience in heaven.  Our prayers go out to all of his family.

Gary & Barbara Tafolla
Spring, Texas

I grew up with Brian and he sang at my wedding.  I haven't been in touch with him for a long time, but know he will be missed by all.  I have many great memories from grade school through high school  We went to the same congregation.  He was a great friend and very talented. Wendy Myers

I first met Brian in the 90's. I can remember cooking for everyone before practice ( me being "band mom"). It was a mistake to feed them first. They would get so full, they just wanted to chill out on the sofa. So I made the rule, practice first eat later! Sometime Brian would bring over his "slap yor mama chicken & dumplings". He used to come over and sometimes spend the whole weekend with us. When my Mama was living with us due to a broken hip.Brian would joke with her saying she was stealing his bedroom! We have a place in the back yard which we called "Lil Luckenbach",The practice studio, which Brian named, when gazing at it one day, stated, "You can almost see Luckenback from here" Luckenback is in the hill country of texas and is a special place in all our hearts. We all loved to go camping in the hill country and went as often as we could. I always took my crockpot with me and first thing, put on a pot of beans, Brian loved them, but we didn't care much for his side effects of them! Candace please keep in touch, I'm going to dig up some old photos and get them to you. Love you Honey.

I thank God for the memories of a best friend from high school becoming a sweet young husband and father of my two beautiful girls.  Brian and our precious daughter Karen are dancing together in Heaven. Hallelujah!

This is Brian's daughter. Anyone who can enter a story about my Dad please do. I will be printing these out and making a scrapbook and you may have stories I have not heard. Thank you everyone who has already made an entry.                 Candace Carley

I first met Brian when he and my husband Eddie used to set out on my front porch playing their guitars. Which soon led to BC & The Headaches. We all had so much fun,eating, laughing and of course listening to their wonderful music. We used to go camping in the hill country. The guys would pull out their instruments and pretty soon, the whole campground was gathered around enjoying the music & Brian's beautiful voice. I have so many fond memories of Brian, for which I am thankful. I love him, & I will miss him greatly... My condolences go out to his family & friends who loved this special man.

I have not seen Brian since we "starred" together at Sam Houston High in'Dracula,Baby'and 'Calamity Jane'. But when I learned he had left us, well...I was overwhelmed with the memories of those days. The many hours of rehersal and getting to experience Brian's abundant talent made that the best time of my high school years. He always treated me like I was an important part of the play...like I was an important part of the world itself. I always liked being around Brian. I will miss him not being here but I will always be grateful for having had him a part of my life. My sincere condolences to his family on their loss.

There are many of us living far away  mourning the death of this sweet man.  Brian was loved by every person that met him.  His talent entertained us and his spirit encouraged us.  I have the best memories of a young boy that I wrestled with after church and later in years ran with in high school.  So often he sang to me and it would calm my youthful, crazy spirit.  He loved me and my family at a time when I just needed to feel normal.  For that I will always be grateful.  God had him in our lives when we most needed him.  He will be missed though the years we let slip by.  Thank God for the hope He has given us.

My condolences to your family. 
Happy are those who mourn, since they will be comforted. Matthew 5:4.

OBITUARIO

Mr. Brian Lowell Carley

29 enero, 1956 – 14 febrero, 2010

Forest Park The Woodlands Funeral Home & Cemetery

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