To the Gugliotta Family:

You can cry because he’s gone, or you can 
Smile because he has lived.
You can close your eyes 
And pray for him to come back,
Or you can open them and look at everything he has left;
Your heart may be empty
Because you can’t see him,
Or it may be full of the love
that you once shared.
You can cry, close your mind 
Feel the emptiness and turn your back,
Or you can do what he would like;
Smile, open your eyes, love and keep fighting in life. 

Rest In Peace My Friend. Someday we will reunite in Heaven, 

Sincerely,
Yosi Leon and Family

 I had the pleasure of meeting Brian many years ago through Maddie and my son.   Our families had many outings together  including dinners, graduation parties, and vacations. But the one party that sticks out to me was my daughter’s birthday party that I invited Brian, Michelle and Maddie to.  At the end of party, Brian had told the waitress that he was paying the entire bill and not to tell me until after he was gone. I couldn’t believe someone would do such an incredible gesture like that!! This was one of the many thoughtful and kind things that Brian did for me and my family. What a wonderful man who touched us all and will never be forgotten. I am truly honored to have been a part of your amazing life! Rest In Peace with our angels above!!

                          Love, Gina 

So sorry for your loss! Grew up in Colgate on Landsdale Road down the street from Brian! Hung at his house a lot! He will be missed!

Ms.Gugliotta, 

I am very sorry for your loss! My thoughts and prayers are with you, during this difficult time. 

Sincerely, 
LeAnne 

Michele and family,

I was very saddened to hear the news of  your husband  passing.   Unfortunately, I never had the pleasure of meeting him, but I know he was a special person since he was married to you.   

My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.

Take care and God Bless.   RIP Brian

Love,

Cyndi

So sorry for your loss. Brian was always so cheerful. He will be missed.
Scott and Patty Wooden-Sue Island

Truly a Life Well lived by a Man Well Loved.  My deepest sympathy to you, Michele, and the Gugliotta and Nichols families for your loss.     Love, Therese
 

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Dear Michele,
We were so very sorry to hear about Brian’s passing. I remember the first time that we met Brian. It was a party at your house. He greeted us with a huge smile, like we were his long lost friends. He immediately made us feel welcome and laughed and joked with us as he introduced us to Uncle Charles and other guests. Brian had a generous and kind spirit. He touched ours, and so many lives in such a warm way. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Ron and Barbara Harris

Whenever I think of Brian I see those gorgeous eyes twinkling and a huge grin on his adorable face. He was so so proud of his life and his beautiful family. 

I remember how he always seemed like he couldn’t believe how lucky he was to have caught the heart of his beloved Michele. He just beamed in her presence. 

I remember how much Brian loved bragging about his 3 kids and couldn’t do enough for them. 

I remember a beautiful man inside and out. Brian will be greatly missed and I feel fortunate to have known this kind, generous, and loving man. 

There are no words to express the sadness I am feeling. I will never forget the enormous heart this gentleman had. All my love and sympathy to the Gugliotta family. Gugliotta Strong Forever!!!

Michele, you & your family have been blessed by having Brian in your lives. I hope you will all find peace in knowing you helped Brian on his journey to heaven. He will always be with you in your hearts. I will offer my mass for your family this weekend. 🙏💞🙏💖

I didn't have the privilege of spending much time with Brian but the moments I did, he had a way of making you feel as if he'd known you his entire life. That's a special quality, one grounded in a kind heart. Brian's smile told the same story. I hope and pray that Michele and the entire Gugliotta family can take solace in his love -- a love that will never die, and the wonderful memories that will always be yours. May those things lighten your heavy hearts today and sustain you always in the days ahead. I'm sure Brian would want it no other way. God bless you all...

Old friend.  The last thing you said to me, even while lying in bed nearing the end of your earthly journey was "thank you for your friendship, be safe". 
That is so you and who I will miss greatly!  I pray that you are happily out on the water with following seas and sporting that famous grin.

Our family will never be the same without you.  You meant so much to so many!  You may not physicallly be here any longer, but your spirit will live on and on.  

Gail

Your smile and amazing personality  will continue to shine with us! Brian you will always be remembered! Our Deepest Sympathy to The Gugliotta Family ❤️🙏🏻
We send love and prayers, 
The Rusinovich and Coe Family 

Thank you for treating me like a sister instead of a sister-in-law.  You have enriched my life with your generous spirit.  You taught me how to be assertive and adventurous.  

OBITUARY

Brian Anthony Gugliotta

September 25, 1958 – February 18, 2019

Schimunek Funeral Home

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