We are so sorry for your loss. Adrian touched the lives of both my boys in such a special way.  While playing on the Renegades hockey team, Jonah looked up to him as a captain, really liked him and thought he was cool.  He even told his older brother that he needed to connect to Adrian since they both were attending UC the following fall.  Dylan did reach out and the two quickly became great friends.  They both rushed and were members of Beta together last year.  Dylan would often catch rides with him back and forth between UC and Fort Wayne, and they would talk the entire way.  Dylan felt very close to Adrian and their friendship remained strong although Dylan transferred colleges.  We are forever grateful for their friendship, and Adrian will be deeply missed.  We are keeping your family in our prayers and wishing you peace, comfort and strength during this difficult time. 
With Deepest Sympathies, 
The Young Family

My roommates and I were so lucky to have met Adrian. We will forever miss late nights on the balcony, long talks with him, and spontaneous nights out. He made such an incredible impact on all of our lives. His selflessness and loyalty towards his friends will be something we will never forget. From apartment 831, we are all so incredibly sorry for your loss. We promise we will live it up for him and always remember Adrian🤍

Adrian was Faith's classmate at St. E.  We are sorry for your family's loss.
The Steffan family.

Adrian was someone who was always supporting no matter what. He came to almost every sporting event  for every one of his friends and showed that he truly cared. Some of my best memories are going to bdubs with him every Thursday after football practice, and hanging out at his house every weekend after games.

Adrian and I in Nashville. He was one of the nicest kids I’ve ever met and his great energy rubbed off on all of us.

I remember meeting Adrian when he began rushing Beta Theta Pi, and as soon as we met him we knew he belonged. Being on the new member team for his pledge class, I’ll always remember as Adrian as someone who was always extremely kind, and who treated everyone with respect. I remember every Sunday when I’d see him, we would talk crap to eachother about football (I’m a titans fan and he’s a Texans fan so there’s some beef). I’ll always cherish those memories talking ball with him. 
Rest in peace, Adrian. I’ll be rooting for the Texans a little bit more for you.

At our recent retreat at red River Gorge, Adrian and I had trouble finding a place to sleep since there were so many guys at the cabin. However, I ended up rooming with him in a room with 4 or 5 other guys, and we slept on the floor together with an air mattress and blankets. It was a little uncomfortable for the both of us, but we got good sleep and had a great time hanging out and watching the guys play College Football on the Xbox they brought; and even getting to play a round or two as well. Also, a few other guys and I all played headbandz for hours prior, which was a blast, and Adrian was pretty good at it!  We had also eaten at the same table together at the following chapter dinner I believe, and I got to know more about him and his college goals. He told me about his communications major and economics minor and his genuine excitement to work with his dad in sales when he graduates. Because of his charisma, kindness, and sharp mind, we had no doubt that he would be a fantastic salesman or whatever path he chose to pursue. It was always great to see Adrian around the house and events on campus or trips. 
 I am so thankful I got to know him better at the retreat and that dinner, and I could tell he sets a fantastic example as a friend, brother, son, and father do his dog. He will absolutely be cherished and forever loved by all he has met and made an impact on, and I know I speak for my whole chapter when I say I am proud to call him a brother.

Dear Brzozowski Family,

As a Member of Beta Theta Pi at the University of Cincinnati, I was blessed with the gift of knowing Adrian for the past 9 months. As a member who rushed in the spring, I vividly remember meeting and getting to know Adrian. He was a person who always acted in kindness and made sure the people around him felt loved and respected. Additionally, I had the privilege of spending the weekend with Adrian at Red River Gorge in Kentucky a few weeks ago, and we made unforgettable memories that I will cherish forever. Adrian was someone who was always true to himself and honest with others around him, which is not easy to come by today. He is a true example of a “man of principle,” and his memory is an embodiment of humility and selflessness.

I can say for certain that Adrian Brzozowski has had a positive impact on my life and has inspired me to treat everyone I encounter with kindness, love, and respect. He was loved dearly by his friends and community and will be deeply missed. 

I offer you my utmost condolences for this loss. You and your family will be in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

I met Adrian the in the fall of 2025, right away I could tell how much he loved his Texans, he was sat right in front of the TV the whole time, cheering on his squad, and eventually got me and others to do the same. 
It was in good fun when his Longhorns beat my Buckeyes, I was ready to give him some grief after the game if the Buckeyes won, but Texas pulled it out, and all I heard from him was “that was a really good game”. That’s just who he was, a great friend and competitor.
 Just recently I had the pleasure of playing the game “Headbands” with him, tasked with the word “Bicycle”, it took Adrian 20+ turns to get the word, and no one thought it was funnier than he did. He lit up the room when he finally guessed it, and everyone was laughing and so happy he got it. 
One of the purest souls I have ever gotten the chance to meet, Adrian will always be so loved, by his family, his friends, and his brothers. May he live a little in all of us, everyday. Miss you bro.

When I first met Adrian, it was at one of our rush events for Beta. He walked into the chapter house with a Houston Texans jersey on. After talking with him for awhile, I thought he left but he was just camping in front of the TV watching his Texans. Adrian was one of the kindest and most compassionate people I have ever met. The entire Beta Nu chapter will miss our beloved  brother

I never imagined I would have to write something like this.

Adrian and I first met in our eighth-grade English class, and over the years, we shared so many memories, laughs, and conversations about what we wanted to accomplish in life. From growing up together to talking about our futures and how we were going to make it big one day, those are memories I will cherish forever.

One thing I will always remember about Adrian is his ambition and excitement for the future. Just this past summer, we were talking about breaking into finance and private equity. I was so excited to see where life would take him, and I always imagined we would one day look back and celebrate how far we had both come.

Just two weeks ago, we were talking about getting together again. I never imagined that would be one of our last conversations. I would give anything for just ten more minutes with him, to tell him how much I love him and how much his friendship meant to me.

To Adrian’s family, I am deeply sorry for your loss. Thank you for raising someone who brought so much happiness, laughter, and friendship into the lives of those around him. I feel incredibly fortunate to have known him and to have called him my friend.

Adrian, I promise to carry the memories and dreams we shared with me throughout my life. Every milestone will be a reminder of the future we once talked about.

I’m going to keep chasing those dreams for the both of us, brother.

Rest peacefully, Adrian. You will always have a place in my heart. I love you forever. 🤍

The first time I ever met Adrian was at a rush event, you could tell his soul was as pure as it gets. Every encounter I had with him, brightened my day no matter how bad of a day I was having. Adrian brought light to every darkness. He was the most genuine guy I knew by a landslide. I will miss that brightness everyday for the rest of my life. My prayers go out to your family. May his beautiful soul rest in peace.

OBITUARY

Adrian Steven Brzozowski

September 21, 2006 – October 30, 2026

D.O. McComb & Sons Funeral Homes - Covington Knolls

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