Lori and family, I want to express my heartfelt sorrow for your loss of Bryan, “The Rock” as he was known to you.  For myself and the many coworkers and leaders that knew him outside the house, he was a gentle, caring, friendly, serving leader that everyone enjoyed working alongside and just being around.  His professional expertise, knowledge, experience, and utmost integrity kept him very successful in his job.  He was a friend and always had a smile and something humorous to say in those “special moments.”  He was greatly missed when he retired.  For those closer to him, you clearly knew that he loved his wife and children and then his grandchildren over the last 4 years.  Yes, he is missed so much more now, but he leaves a tremendous legacy and he won’t be forgotten.  I pray for the Lord to embrace Bryan’s loved family and to continue to comfort you through these days.  We love you Bryan!!!

Dear Moeller family,

I am so sorry for your loss. I remember Mr. Moeller from my days as a student at Little Flower and later as Eric's beloved father when I was teaching at Catholic High. Eric, I know this is an unimaginably difficult time for you. Please know of my prayers and sorrow for your loss.

God bless,
Fr. Chris Holcomb

On behalf of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart Alumni Association and Brother Martin High School, I offer our prayers and condolences.  We will say a Mass in his memory.

Kenny Spellman ’84 
Brother Martin High School

This was very sad news to hear. I worked with Bryan on many construction projects over my 24 yrs working at NAS and other bases in the area. As a QCM SSHO SUPT I had interaction on a weekly bases dealing with the projects details. I was always glad if he was the Project Manager on the Navy side.  Bryan demanded what the contract called for but always in fair and honest way.  He had a great sense of humor and I know he will be missed by all who knew him.

Dear Moeller family,

So sorry to hear of Bryan's passing. A good man was taken from us way too soon. I first met Bryan in 2008 at PWD Pensacola and worked many projects with him up until his retirement.  He was always fair,  patient , and mostly easy going. Maybe because he was a big LSU sports fan.  He will surely be missed by those who knew him. May God rest his soul and keep your family blessed until you are reunited with him in heaven. 

Sincerely, 
Jeff Harrison

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Bryan Joseph Moeller

July 18, 1959 – June 22, 2025

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