Birth date: Feb 1, 1973 Death date: Aug 1, 2021
Brian D. Valentino, went to be with his Lord and Savior on Sunday, August 1, 2021 at the age of 48. He was born in Syracuse and was a self-employed contractor; Brian was also studying for full time ministry. He was a gifted artist Read Obituary
Never got a chance to know you
And now I never will
Never thought thought I'd feel this way
But my heart is heavy still.
Never will I see you smile
I'll never hear you laugh
Never will I hold your hand
Or do anything I planned
Never got a chance to know me
And now you never will
You won't get to know my story
All the times left in question
Or all the times my heart broke
Not feeling my emotions
But thinking life was just a joke
Never got a chance to know you
And now I never will
A bond not made, can't possibly be broken.
So why can't I shake this feeling,
This feeling like I'm choking.
Never got a chance to know you
And now I never will
The hope for change is gone
And now so are you
But I'll live on with knowing
That I'm your daughter too
Never got a chance to know you And now I never will
Never thought I'd feel this way,
Just know I love you still.
Brian......These several months together have been a blessing to me. I wil miss the talks and the deep spiritual discussions we shared..... I was also blessed to see the profound change that you made in your life. We shared often about one another's shortcomings and how Christ was slowly but surely changing us. I, on a regular basis noticed the zeal and fire, that you had to serve your Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. You were always available for anyone, at any time, without any reservations. That only can come about from a changed heart and desire to serve Jesus Christ. You will be greatly missed in this home. But, because I know you are resting in the peace of your Savior, I to can rest with great joy that one day we will be together. Not for a few days. Not for a few months......BUT FOR ALL ETERNITY!! God has blessed me would two wonderful sons. You being one of them...
Love......Dad
The love of a brother is like know other. I've looked up to you more than anyone will ever know. To say you'll be missed is an understatement to say we'll see each other again is certain. Love Geoff.
Brian you left this world to soon. I pray peace for the family for a loss to soon. You were once my friend. You were one who always knew how to make people laugh and smile when they felt at their worst.
Brian, I know your at peace now, your free of all your pain. I'm so grateful and blessed to have been your Aunt for 48 yrs. I wish we had more time together but God needed you with him. His plan must be awesome to have called you! May you rest in peace my sweet nephew I love you more than you will ever know.💔❤️ Until I see you again, soar with the Angels.
I love you Bri.
Love Aunt Deb
We all are forever changed by knowing you. Your unconditional love for all people, your passion for Jesus and great faith leaves a lasting and fruitful impact. We were so looking forward to making many many more memories with you and locking arms in Kingdom work-our hearts are broken because in our flesh we'd rather have you here. But in our spirits we know God is merciful, kind and sovereign and even though we don't fully understand what He's doing, we fully trust Him. And that's what you would tell us...TRUST GOD! We mourn with HOPE because we know that those that die in Christ are forever alive in Heaven and we shall see you soon. And YOU ARE FREE INDEED NOW! We miss you our dear brother and friend! To the family-we love you like you are our own and we are with you. We pray that the mourning will be turned to joy and the heaviness be turned to praise in time. The Macies
Rest in Peace Brian may you fly amongst the Angels.
I am one of the luckiest people to be walking this earth today with a piece of you in me. I love you Dad and I admire you more now than ever. You showed me that even the most scary things of this world are no match to a man of faith. That strength in the Father is strength in all things. I will always wish I had one more day with you, but I can also rejoice in knowing that where you are now is where we all strive to be.
Before our Lord called Brian away, Brian filled his days and nights with so many
positive and productive acts and deeds for both his family and friends letting us
all know he was truly rebuilding his life. His last months were filled with love and
respect for all to see and share with him. He will always be remembered for these
valiant and sincere acts and deeds these past few months of his life.
He has earned the right to be at peace finally. May he rest in peace eternally.
Uncle Kenny & Aunt Bonnie Neyhart
You will always and forever be with me. I miss you so much and wish we had more time to spend together but God had a different plan for you. Your are free, your pain is gone and we will meet again to rejoice. Love Mom
