Brian grew up in Dallas where he spent many hours playing BBI baseball and Pop Warner Football. He graduated from Woodrow Wilson High School where he was involved in Football, Baseball and Track, then continued his education at Blinn College in College Station, Texas.
Brian later went to work for Frontier Tanklines. When not working, Brian loved to watch the Dallas Cowboys and Texas Rangers, enjoyed fishing and camping and watching his niece and nephews play sports; he also loved to travel to New Orleans.
Brian was a lifelong member of the church. He was baptized as an infant at Meneely Memorial Presbyterian and later as an adult at Eastminster Presbyterian Church.
Brian is preceded in death by his sister, Deanna Dawson (FAG# 146452148) and is survived by his parents, Charles and Martha Dawson; brother, Brad Dawson and his wife, Kim Dawson and their three children, Justin, Andrew and Hannah, as well as many cousins and dear friends. He will be missed dearly.
Published in Dallas Morning News on Feb. 10, 2019
Brian later went to work for Frontier Tanklines. When not working, Brian loved to watch the Dallas Cowboys and Texas Rangers, enjoyed fishing and camping and watching his niece and nephews play sports; he also loved to travel to New Orleans.
Brian was a lifelong member of the church. He was baptized as an infant at Meneely Memorial Presbyterian and later as an adult at Eastminster Presbyterian Church.
Brian is preceded in death by his sister, Deanna Dawson (FAG# 146452148) and is survived by his parents, Charles and Martha Dawson; brother, Brad Dawson and his wife, Kim Dawson and their three children, Justin, Andrew and Hannah, as well as many cousins and dear friends. He will be missed dearly.
Published in Dallas Morning News on Feb. 10, 2019
Brian grew up in Dallas where he spent many hours playing BBI baseball and Pop Warner Football. He graduated from Woodrow Wilson High School where he was involved in Football, Baseball and Track, then continued his education at Blinn College in College Station, Texas.
Brian later went to work for Frontier Tanklines. When not working, Brian loved to watch the Dallas Cowboys and Texas Rangers, enjoyed fishing and camping and watching his niece and nephews play sports; he also loved to travel to New Orleans.
Brian was a lifelong member of the church. He was baptized as an infant at Meneely Memorial Presbyterian and later as an adult at Eastminster Presbyterian Church.
Brian is preceded in death by his sister, Deanna Dawson (FAG# 146452148) and is survived by his parents, Charles and Martha Dawson; brother, Brad Dawson and his wife, Kim Dawson and their three children, Justin, Andrew and Hannah, as well as many cousins and dear friends. He will be missed dearly.
Published in Dallas Morning News on Feb. 10, 2019
Brian later went to work for Frontier Tanklines. When not working, Brian loved to watch the Dallas Cowboys and Texas Rangers, enjoyed fishing and camping and watching his niece and nephews play sports; he also loved to travel to New Orleans.
Brian was a lifelong member of the church. He was baptized as an infant at Meneely Memorial Presbyterian and later as an adult at Eastminster Presbyterian Church.
Brian is preceded in death by his sister, Deanna Dawson (FAG# 146452148) and is survived by his parents, Charles and Martha Dawson; brother, Brad Dawson and his wife, Kim Dawson and their three children, Justin, Andrew and Hannah, as well as many cousins and dear friends. He will be missed dearly.
Published in Dallas Morning News on Feb. 10, 2019
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