Brian was the son of Rose M. Wells and of Harold C. Wells. Harold died in 1990 after a long illness of muscular sclerosis. Harold left a family of five loving children and a devoted wife. The family was a hard working, serious and dedicated family that had struggled many years through Harolds long illness. Despite difficult circumstances, the family thrived.
Brian worked as a pizza delivery man and was well known and liked by all who knew him. Brian died due to an explosive device connected to his body by others in an unsuccessful plan to exploit Brian and carry out a robbery. It was a nationally publicized extraordinary tragedy that resulted in the death of a well regarded, nice young man.
See biography for his father, Harold C., who is buried a few rows from Brian in this cemetery.
Brian worked as a pizza delivery man and was well known and liked by all who knew him. Brian died due to an explosive device connected to his body by others in an unsuccessful plan to exploit Brian and carry out a robbery. It was a nationally publicized extraordinary tragedy that resulted in the death of a well regarded, nice young man.
See biography for his father, Harold C., who is buried a few rows from Brian in this cemetery.
Brian was the son of Rose M. Wells and of Harold C. Wells. Harold died in 1990 after a long illness of muscular sclerosis. Harold left a family of five loving children and a devoted wife. The family was a hard working, serious and dedicated family that had struggled many years through Harolds long illness. Despite difficult circumstances, the family thrived.
Brian worked as a pizza delivery man and was well known and liked by all who knew him. Brian died due to an explosive device connected to his body by others in an unsuccessful plan to exploit Brian and carry out a robbery. It was a nationally publicized extraordinary tragedy that resulted in the death of a well regarded, nice young man.
See biography for his father, Harold C., who is buried a few rows from Brian in this cemetery.
Brian worked as a pizza delivery man and was well known and liked by all who knew him. Brian died due to an explosive device connected to his body by others in an unsuccessful plan to exploit Brian and carry out a robbery. It was a nationally publicized extraordinary tragedy that resulted in the death of a well regarded, nice young man.
See biography for his father, Harold C., who is buried a few rows from Brian in this cemetery.
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