Brian Benjamin Guidotti

On June 6, 2025, the world lost an extraordinary man. Brian Benjamin Guidotti passed away unexpectedly at the age of 39, leaving behind a legacy of love, laughter, and unwavering devotion to his family.

Brian was born in Colorado Springs, Co to Brett and Katherine Guidotti. He became a big brother a few years later when Laura, his younger sister, was born. He enjoyed sports in general but especially football. Just like his dad, he was a big Pittsburgh Steeler fan. He enjoyed road trips to Wyoming to visit his beloved grandparents, uncles, aunts & cousins.

Brian was the kind of person everyone could rely on, the steady one, the fixer, the one who quietly made everything work. He was brilliant and quick-witted, always ready with a clever quip or perfectly timed joke. He took pride in his work as a Network Engineer at Comcast, where his intelligence and work ethic earned the respect of all who knew him.

But more than anything, Brian was a husband, father, and protector he carried with unmatched passion. He was the heart of his home. His marriage to Brittany was nothing short of magical—a rare kind of love built on deep trust, mutual respect, and constant support. With their third wedding anniversary approaching in August, Brian and Brittany were busy planning trips to New York City and Italy, dreaming of the future they were continuing to build together.

Brian was a proud and loving father to his children: Mileyella (17), who he was so excited to see begin her nursing school journey this fall; Bryce (14), entering his first year of high school and already growing into the young man Brian always knew he’d become; and Caliesta (12), Brittany’s daughter, whom Brian embraced as his own with open arms and a full heart. His love for his family knew no bounds—he was always present, always providing, always protecting.

He was a “guy’s guy” who loved being outdoors. If there was camping, fishing, or just a fire pit involved, Brian was all in. He found peace in nature and joy in sharing those simple, meaningful moments with the people he loved.

Brian sometimes bent the rules, but he always led with his heart of gold. He was loyal, generous, and had a quiet strength that made others feel safe. The hole he leaves behind is impossibly large—an echo of a life that meant so much to so many.

A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, July 19th at 12:00 PM at Flying W Ranch in Colorado Springs, CO. Family, friends, and all who loved Brian are invited to gather and honor the incredible man he was.

In the wake of this unimaginable loss, Brian’s loved ones are holding onto the memories, the laughter, and the deep love he so freely gave. He will be missed beyond words—but his presence will live on in the lives he touched and the family he adored.