As we find photos we will continue to post them! Lots of love. Brian was fun and funny and very well loved. Always remembered.

Brian and I met a few years ago, as we did some work together. I was heartbroken to hear of his passing. 

I attempted to attach some of our work completed in 2019. However, I believe video/auto files are not accepted within this system. Within this webcast, you can continue to hear Brian's voice through this 30-ish minute discussion, where he shines!!  In the event you would like the replay, I'm happy to email it to you directly. My email is below.

I hope this brings comfort to his wife, son and all of his loved ones. 

Brian, rest in peace my friend. You are missed. 

Josie Tatone
jtatone@willwayglobal.com


Brian " STUB" was one of my closest friends when we were in high School together. We stayed in touch after that as well, and we attended our 40th high school reunion together. We talked on the phone often once we reconnected. He always taked fondly about his wife and sent me pictures of his travels.
Sending my love today to his wife and the family. So very sad to hear this today. I had sent him a facebook birthday yesterday and  Mitch Becker saw the post and let me know.
So very very sad. Hugs to you all
Patti Sidelle Cornell

Lisa & Shawn - London 1986 (photo by Brian)

Brian in Brunswick, Georgia at The Georgia Pig BBQ Restaurant 1981

We've known Brian from when he was born. Our families would go on vacations together a number of times. From very early on, Brian was a cute sweet kid who became a wonderful, sweet man and a great husband, father, son, brother and friend.  He will be greatly missed by many. 

here is one more memory photo - Lisa, Shawn and Brian from 1978

Brian was my cousin and even though we didn't get together too much, I loved him and will miss him.  Attaching a favorite picture from our younger days.

My sister-in-law told me that many people have taken the time to leave thoughts and memories about my brother Brian 
I just finished reading them, and cannot tell your how much comfort it brings me to read these, and know that so many of you expressed such heartfelt feelings. Thanks to all of you.

We were so sorry to hear of Brian’s passing.  Our deepest condolences.  Stub was a good friend in high school, college and thereafter, and Randi and I are saddened by his loss.    

Brian ( Stub) was the best. We recently had lunch together and getting together to hear him talk about his world travels and his family was worth the price of the oysters ( $30 per dozen). Brian was a great and true friend and I am proud to have known him.  

Brian was an integral part  of our childhood  group together in Brooklyn and in college as well.  It was great to spend time together at our HS reunion last year.  He will be missed

Brian was a great friend in the neighborhood and mentor.  A great sense of humor, caring, and knowledgeable. May his memory be for a blessing.

My condolences to the Nadel family.
Whether it was hanging out in the park, playing ball in the leagues, or just having a crazy fun time, I will always cherish the memories I have of him. Recently, we’ve been texting each other and planned on meeting up. I was looking forward to hearing more  about his worldly travels and his experiences in Pharmaceutical consulting.
He will be missed and remembered.

I am deeply saddened to learn of Brian's passing.  I have so many fond memories of our childhood including spending time hanging out in the bedroom with the bunk beds where he and Shawn slept in Trump Village and especially the time our families spent together in Lowell Maine on summer vacation.  I am proud to have know "Stub" and he and I were definitely christened with the two of the coolest nicknames in the neighborhood.  He will be very missed!

Clem

I was so saddened to hear the passing of my childhood friend “Stub”. I have many great memories of the days we spent together in Brooklyn and our ventures to the city. I’m glad I got to see him at our high school reunion in 2018. My condolences to his family. 
Sid Schlomann

I have very fond memories growing up with Brian. Whether it was going on the rides in Coney Island, going to the Planetarium in NYC or seeing a Bruce Lee movie. It was always fun to be with him.  He was an extremely intelligent and warm hearted friend. He will be sorely missed. 

OBITUARY

Brian G Nadel

November 3, 1960 – April 6, 2020

Bernheim-Apter-Kreitzman Suburban Funeral Chapel

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