Brian T. Feeley

A candle was lit by Patricia Donnelly on February 19, 2024 6:46 PM

A candle was lit by Kathrine Gamble on March 4, 2017 10:47 AM

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Dear Feeley Family, You have my deepest sympathy for the sudden loss of Brian- husband, father, mentor, and friend to many. I know my father, Clifford, will miss him dearly. I have heard over and over how wonderful Brian has been to my father and how great a family you all of you are. God Bless You all.

Message from Sheri Sparco

I worked with Maureen years ago. Never forgot her or her family. A lovely family, who
meant everything to each other. So sorry for your loss, may you know you have an angel watching over you from above. Rest in Peace Brian. Sincere Sympathy to the
family.

Message from Wayne and Peg Stanford

Sue, So sorry to hear about Brian's sudden passing. Peg and I offer our sincere condolences to you and your family - so sad. I looked Brian up on the TKE list for our now defunct chapter - he was #34 on the charter list - so many years ago. All the best.

Message from Sarah Vito

I was so sorry to hear about Brian. Your family was always there for me and especially Camille when we really needed it most. He will be missed dearly and my heart breaks for all of you as I understand your pain. I hope the memories of his life bring you comfort and the sense of pride you feel knowing he touched so many lives in the community. Lots of love to you all,

Sarah

A candle was lit by Sarah, Michael, and Camille on February 26, 2017 6:51 AM

A candle was lit by Johna-Lee Ingraham on February 25, 2017 7:03 PM

Message from Christopher Meck

My deepest and most sincere condolences. "Mr." Feeley, as the only way I had ever known or addressed him, was my 7th grade teacher at Holy Spirit Elementary School back in the '80s. I remember him as kind man and nurturing instructor. As a matter of coincidence, I took care of his father when I was in college as a nurse assistant. It was at his father's home and when Mr. Feeley arrived, it was such a surprise. I remember him helping me with his father when he needed to get in and out of bed. I also recall passing him by car as he was running. Small world. I'm sorry for his loss but please know how after 30+ years, he is still vivid in my memory as he was truly a gifted teacher.

Message from Sue Hudson

Dear Mr. Feeley,
I am so sorry to hear of Mr. Feeley passing. I worked at Hodgson Vo-Tech for 15+ years in the Guidance Office and enjoyed working with him. He was always so gracious and such a role model for students. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Sincere thoughts,
Sue Hudson

Message from Ruth Rawlins

Although I never personally knew Mr Feeley, I had a son, daughter and grandson who graduated from Hodgson. My son and daughter spoke kindly of him. My grandson, Marc Rawlins ran cross country under the coaching of Mr Feeley. He truly appreciate him and like him very much. I remember seeing him running with his daughters over the years...since my Mom lives right off Marrows Rd. I also in the most recent years seen him jogging on his own. God Bless him and your family.

Message from Roslyn E. Whitehurst

Mrs. Feeley and family,

I am saddened to hear of the passing of Brian. He was an excellent role model for both staff, students and without a doubt his beloved family. Because of his encouragement, I ran my first 1/2 marathon. I am praying for you and your family during this your season of sorrow. God's comforting Presence rest upon you all now and in the days to come.

Prayerfully,

Roz Whitehurst
Retiree - Hodgson Vo Tech

Message from Judy Kline and Mike Barker

Dear Sue and family,

We have been Sorority Sisters for 28 years and have spent quite a bit of time with Brian over the years ... especially our "Sister" times ... May God wrap His loving arms around you and give you strength. May your wonderful memories help to sustain you. Unfortunately, we will not be able to be at the Celebration of Life on Sunday, but will be there in thought. "I can do all things through Christ who gives me strength." Phil. 4:13

His legacy will live on in each student he inspired and in his beautiful family.

A candle was lit by Judy Kline and Mike Barker on February 22, 2017 2:12 PM