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Deb Cirrincione posted a condolence
Saturday, February 4, 2023
Dear Dr Doris Korona You are an amazing and empathic physician. I just recently heard of your enormous loss. It is with sincere heartfelt sympathy that you are in my thoughts and my prayers as you and your family cope with your grief.
Dr Deb Cirrincione"
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Ann Marie Gardjulis lit a candle
Tuesday, December 20, 2022
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Brian was our first cousin and my sisters and I have many memories of growing up with him. He was always happy go lucky and always made you laugh. His parents use to watch my children and they were fond of Brian. It is so heartbreaking that God took him so soon. We will hold our memories in our heart forever. He would always call me AM and never Ann Marie. May he Rest in Peace. Love to our cousins, his brothers Joey and wife Susan, Kevin and Gary and wife Kelly
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Laurie walsh posted a condolence
Monday, December 19, 2022
Q: What will you never forget about Brian?
A: Brian was my friend and colleague for many years. I will always treasure all our conversations, support and laughter through our many years working together. Brian was amazing person, kind, always willing to help. Loved his love of animals ! You will be dearly missed Brian. Peace. Laurie
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Tod Davis posted a condolence
Monday, December 19, 2022
Doris Korona: Sorry to hear of your husband passing.Brian is with Christ and all the saints and angels☆It was a pleasure to work in your Rockaway home----GOD BLESS-----
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Bill Tolentino posted a symbolic gesture
Monday, December 19, 2022
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Dear Miluszusky and VanMyers Families ,
I would like to extend my Sincere Sympathy and Prayers to you,
When I received the news from Dori I was overwhelmed with sadness , I am lucky enough to have meet Brian on a few occasions at various family events. I would like you all to know (Especially Doris) each time we meet our conversations were entertaining and friendly. He was a kind person and most of all congenial an real.
I can not tell you how much he meant to Sophia and Dori , the times Sophia would spend the weekend with Uncle Brian and Aunt Doris will remain with her forever , the photos she would share with me of Uncle Brian smiling and acting silly with his Bestie Boo.
We don't know why God makes the choices that he does and not sure we will ever truly know why ? Perhaps when we all meet in heaven it will be answered.
Brian walked this earth and left behind so much before being summoned to heaven , just think of the people he helped the kindness he shared and of course the Love he gave to his family and Friends . It is these things that we have in all of us to carry on an keep him with us .
Thank You Brian for the Love and Kind Things You have Done for my Daughter Sophia and the VanMyers Family .Until we meet in heaven I will hold this heartfelt handshake.
God Bless and Prayers and Love to You
Bill Tolentno
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Dori uploaded photo(s)
Monday, December 19, 2022
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There won’t be a time that goes by where you are not with us. Since I was a child you were an amazing uncle and when it came to being an uncle to my child, you were a rockstar. Moving forward without Sophia’s “bestie boo” is not an easy task. I can only sit here and pray that God had some master plan when taking you from our family so soon and suddenly.
I’m grateful for the time we did have you in our lives and even more grateful for the love that you have given our family. Watch down on us always. In our hearts and memories we will hold you forever…
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William Urbas posted a condolence
Monday, December 19, 2022
Brian was a great guy not only were we cousins ,we were friends. We’ve lost touch over the years that I feel bad about. He was a groomsman at my wedding and he will sorely be missed. Bill Urbas
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Alfred Korona posted a condolence
Monday, December 19, 2022
It was a honor to be your nephew. You taught me so many things that will stick with me forever. It’s truly incredible and inspiring to see how many lives you touched. You will be greatly missed. Thank you for everything.
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Al and grace posted a condolence
Monday, December 19, 2022
Words can not explain how thankful we are for how much you’ve done for our family. You will be truly missed.
Love, Grace and Al
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Jean-Ann Korona lit a candle
Monday, December 19, 2022
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Uncle Brain was one of the best and most level headed people to have a wonderful conversation with. I was truly blessed to have you as my uncles and got to spend as much time as I did with you. You would always seat next to me at thanksgiving and we would never eat the turkey and thank you for teaching me to eat the crust first on pizza since it was our least favorite part. I eat all my food that way the least favorite part first to save the best bite for last! Thank you for all the wonderful memories love your beaner
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Michele Glover posted a condolence
Monday, December 19, 2022
Brian was a wonderful Boss at NYP, incredibly kind hearted man, who always had my/everyone’s back!
RIP Brian! Taken too soon for sure!
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Andi Shapiro posted a condolence
Monday, December 19, 2022
Brian was my friend and colleague at NYP. He always had an inquisitive nature and wanted to learn everything he could about the patient experience. His empathy and dedication to the people he worked with and cared for was undeniable. My mother and I were recipients of Brian’s compassion when she had a bad fall and we ended up in the Cornell ED. Brian went above and beyond to make sure we knew we were well cared for. He will be so missed.
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Dr Shirley Amissah posted a condolence
Sunday, December 18, 2022
Dear Brian, you are a Good, Kindhearted man. It hurts to have to say SIP. Gone too soon, however, only God knows best. My heartfelt Condolences to your family in this very difficult moment. You will forever remain in our Hearts. You Legacy lives on
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Dr Shirley Amissah lit a candle
Sunday, December 18, 2022
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Jay Kornfeld posted a condolence
Sunday, December 18, 2022
I worked with Brian at Bellevue Hospital. He was a truly intelligent, skilled nurse. Easy to work with and handled stress in the E.D. Calmly and most professionally. Along with that skill, he had a really good sense of humor. I’m sorry that he passed at such a young (yes young ) age . I’m truly sad that I didn’t get to work with him for a much longer period of time. My heart goes out to all who knew him, loved him and will miss him.
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Catherine. Mozingo posted a condolence
Sunday, December 18, 2022
Dearest Miluszusky Family,
Sending my most heartfelt condolences to you all. Brian was an incredible boss, an advocate for all of those who worked with him, and a true friend. What an honor it was to be a part of the ER team he lead with honor, mutual respect, and pride. May he rest in eternal peace and comfort.
Sincerely and warmly,
Catherine Mozingo
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Douglas Ficocelli posted a condolence
Sunday, December 18, 2022
Dear Doris. Gary and I send you our sincere condolences. Brian was a star in the firmament of Emergency Services and in all our lives. He was a great role model and mentor, but most of all, he was our friend and we will miss him. Dedicated to his profession. He was a rare spirit and a blessing to us all.
Sincerely yours, Doug Ficocelli and Gary Shelton
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Ardelle posted a condolence
Sunday, December 18, 2022
I am so sorry for your loss. Brian was a good man!
Ardelle Bigos
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Sunday, December 18, 2022
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