Brian was a cherished cousin. I have lovely memories of seeing Brian and his daughter Becky at the Fenaughty Family reunion in Crugers, New York (at Aunt Betty's) in 2004. We gathered at a nearby park for a splendid family picnic and afterward a picture taking session at Aunt Betty's. The next day, some of us took a train to New York City for a very pleasant day enjoying lunch, shopping and attractions. 

Brian was much loved by the Fenaughty Clan. He had a lovely smile, a sense of humour, a sense of fun and was very charismatic. He was also kind. He said something to me in New York which showed how much be believed in me. He thought I could change the world. One never forgets such a comment.

Lastly, he was very proud of his three girls. They are a magnificent and lasting legacy and achievement.

Brian you will be forever missed. You were such a good man and husband. Father son in law brother in-law  you made my sister so happy.  Now you are with your heavenly family. No more suffering. Only happy. In a very happy place. Love ya                          Marydawn 

I remember Rev. Brian Fenaughty as a loving and caring man he raised three beautiful daughters and was an amazing person. I remember alot of things he was pastor of Hightstown Church of God I 🙏 pray for his daughters during difficult time as well as his sister Kathleen my heart ❤ goes out to you all . I don't know his current wife but I pray for Cindy that she might have peace  as well as his beautiful daughters Sarah, Leah and Rebecca and his Sister  Kathleen and may God Bless everyone of you and comfort you during this difficult time. 

Brian I  remember when cindy introduced you to her  brother Jon and I we could tell she was really happy you always made her smile and everyone around you  especially the cats they would always jump on your lap when you were outside to feed them  you always had nice things to say to  
 everyone you will be missed and we’ll take care of Cindy for you your sister-in law Jackie 

Brian,
I always called you uncle Brian and you were always very nice to me. You always had good stories to share. Also, you were a big animal lover and loved to talk about your cats. You will be missed. I’ll be praying for aunt Cindy at this time. 

Brian,
I always called you uncle Brian and you were always very nice to me. You always had good stories to share. Also, you were a big animal lover and loved to talk about your cats. You will be missed. I’ll be praying for aunt Cindy during this time. 

Uncle Brian, you were always so kind to me and my family and would always have a kind word to say to us. You will be greatly missed. Aunt Cindy I am truly sorry for your loss he was a wonderful man. I don’t have words to express the empathy and emotions I feel for you. Rest In Peace Uncle Brian

My dear sweet Husband, Brian. Wait for me by Mountain I will find you  We will play in our Lavender fields.  We will sit with Jesus Christ. Our love will last for eternity. Look for me my sweet man. Death cannot separate our Love.  Your wife MeDia

Cindy so sorry. I am here for you.  You are soooo loved by family and friends.  Brian was a wonderful man.  

To my sweet dear husband. , God gave you to me for a short time on earth  but we know it doesn’t end there   I will join you heaven with our Lord Jesus Christ. Wait by the mountain for me for I will surely find you. No one can ever take us apart again . For eternity my love. We will play in the Lavender fields again. I love you Bri. Your loving wife MeDia

Cindy my prayers are with you and so sorry for your loss. 
Much love,
Jamie Pierce and Aunt Louise and family 

I remember my brother Brian had a contagious enthusiasm for life- in living, loving and learning. An adventurous spirit, Brian had a fervent passion for Jesus, a deep love for his children and his Congregation.
He loved animals, especially his kitty cat Mr. Whiskers. I recall seeing Brian with his three daughters all snuggled up together on the sofa and Mr. Whiskers was curled up right by his side. Brian was happy there, cuddling and snuggling up with those he loved. You could tell by his smile. His smile could light up any room. And his charm softened some of life's roughest edges.
Brian was a soulful man who left a profound and lasting imprint on the lives he touched with love.
Brian was loved by me. Blessings of love&light my dear Brother. Believe, Be love, Beloved. Your only Sister, Kathleen Fenaughty. 

Uncle Brian, you were always so kind to me and my family. You were so so intelligent and always had something to share. You are so loved and missed, always remembered. 

Brian and I will be together again in our Lavender field in Heaven with our Lord Jesus Christ 

My dear Daddy..
 So many missed years have gone by, but every memory of you includes laughter, goofy faces, silly doodles on scrap paper, cuddling as a little girl, solid belief in our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, I’m sorry life was so difficult for you at many points, but you raised 3 amazing girls. I WILL see you again Daddy, and this time- no regrets, no sadness, no pain. I love you and will forever miss you. 

You taught me how to snap fingers and clap my hands together, and how to play twinkle twinkle little star on my recorder. You were always good to me, you are missed. ❤️ 

Celebration of Life

Cynthia Fenaughty

Sarah, Leah and Becky

Brian Sizemore

Mark (Susan) Fenaughty

Kathleen Fenaughty

Sixgrandchildren,Molly, Jay, Noah, Lennox, Lily and Whitney; four step-grandchild, Jack Reagan, Benjamin Thomas, Clair Elizabeth, Andrew


Deceased is a brother, Thomas John Fenaughty.

OBITUARY

Rev. Brian M. Fenaughty

November 26, 1956 – December 30, 2021

Behm Funeral Homes, Inc.

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