Services for Brian Robert Burns, 29, Basehor, KS., who died Feb. 2, 1990, in Kansas City, KS., were held at 10 a.m. Monday at Porter Chapel; burial in Highland Park Cemetery. Mr. Burns was born in Kansas City, KS., and moved to Basehor in 1988. He was a security guard at J.C. Harmon High School and a reserve officer in the Wyandotte County Sheriff's Department. He was a member of the Kansas Peace Officers Association. He was a 1979 graduate of Washington High School. He was attending KCKCC and formerly attended the University of Kansas. He attended the London Heights Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife Christine Burns, and two daughters, Nicole and Lauren, all of the home; his mother and stepfather, Cleo and Harlan Erickson of Kansas City, KS.; a brother Brad Burns, Basehor; a stepbrother, James Erickson, Pleasent Hill; and his paternal grandmother, Hazel Howe, Kansas City, KS.
"Mom, there really are no bad kids at Harmon."
IN MEMORIUM
So short a time he walked our halls and though not tall. seeing all.
His friendly manner and ready smile makes us glad to have known him for awhile.
But now we know what his words show, that's one thing that always will glow.
The way he joked, the way he teased, made all of us feel at ease.
Now we've lost our loving friend, we just couldn't see the very end.
His friendship meant a lot to us, knowing it would never be the way it was.
And to the life he'll have beyond this earth.
He'll bring his special smile and mirth.
By Maria Paez
"Mom, there really are no bad kids at Harmon."
IN MEMORIUM
So short a time he walked our halls and though not tall. seeing all.
His friendly manner and ready smile makes us glad to have known him for awhile.
But now we know what his words show, that's one thing that always will glow.
The way he joked, the way he teased, made all of us feel at ease.
Now we've lost our loving friend, we just couldn't see the very end.
His friendship meant a lot to us, knowing it would never be the way it was.
And to the life he'll have beyond this earth.
He'll bring his special smile and mirth.
By Maria Paez
Services for Brian Robert Burns, 29, Basehor, KS., who died Feb. 2, 1990, in Kansas City, KS., were held at 10 a.m. Monday at Porter Chapel; burial in Highland Park Cemetery. Mr. Burns was born in Kansas City, KS., and moved to Basehor in 1988. He was a security guard at J.C. Harmon High School and a reserve officer in the Wyandotte County Sheriff's Department. He was a member of the Kansas Peace Officers Association. He was a 1979 graduate of Washington High School. He was attending KCKCC and formerly attended the University of Kansas. He attended the London Heights Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife Christine Burns, and two daughters, Nicole and Lauren, all of the home; his mother and stepfather, Cleo and Harlan Erickson of Kansas City, KS.; a brother Brad Burns, Basehor; a stepbrother, James Erickson, Pleasent Hill; and his paternal grandmother, Hazel Howe, Kansas City, KS.
"Mom, there really are no bad kids at Harmon."
IN MEMORIUM
So short a time he walked our halls and though not tall. seeing all.
His friendly manner and ready smile makes us glad to have known him for awhile.
But now we know what his words show, that's one thing that always will glow.
The way he joked, the way he teased, made all of us feel at ease.
Now we've lost our loving friend, we just couldn't see the very end.
His friendship meant a lot to us, knowing it would never be the way it was.
And to the life he'll have beyond this earth.
He'll bring his special smile and mirth.
By Maria Paez
"Mom, there really are no bad kids at Harmon."
IN MEMORIUM
So short a time he walked our halls and though not tall. seeing all.
His friendly manner and ready smile makes us glad to have known him for awhile.
But now we know what his words show, that's one thing that always will glow.
The way he joked, the way he teased, made all of us feel at ease.
Now we've lost our loving friend, we just couldn't see the very end.
His friendship meant a lot to us, knowing it would never be the way it was.
And to the life he'll have beyond this earth.
He'll bring his special smile and mirth.
By Maria Paez
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