Brian L. Harrington, 39, of Montezuma, Iowa, died on Thursday, November 12, 2020, at UnityPoint-Iowa Methodist Medical Center in Des Moines. His heart finally could not keep up with the medications that kept the rest of his body going. Memorial Services at Kruse-Phillips Funeral Home in Tama, with Pastor Terry Collins officiating.
Brian was born on May 5, 1981, in Muscatine, Iowa, the son of Mark Harrington and Susan (Spinden) Harrington. He grew up in Toledo and graduated from Cedar Rapids High School.
While in high school, Brian was in a severe car accident. After almost a year in hospitals, the doctors had put Humpty Dumpty back together again. His struggles with the lingering effects of his injuries defined his life, however his heart and mind defined him. He loved to expand his knowledge, could make a guitar sing, and gave to others what he couldn't give to himself.
He is survived by his parents, Mark and Sue Harrington of Tama, and Sue and Dan McWhinney of Marion; his brother, Brad (Amber) Harrrington of Garwin; his grandfather, Lew Taylor of Clive; three nieces; two uncles; stepbrothers; and cousins.
Memorials may be designated to the Mental Health Charities of your choice.
Source: Kruse~Phillips Funeral Home, Toledo, Iowa
Brian was born on May 5, 1981, in Muscatine, Iowa, the son of Mark Harrington and Susan (Spinden) Harrington. He grew up in Toledo and graduated from Cedar Rapids High School.
While in high school, Brian was in a severe car accident. After almost a year in hospitals, the doctors had put Humpty Dumpty back together again. His struggles with the lingering effects of his injuries defined his life, however his heart and mind defined him. He loved to expand his knowledge, could make a guitar sing, and gave to others what he couldn't give to himself.
He is survived by his parents, Mark and Sue Harrington of Tama, and Sue and Dan McWhinney of Marion; his brother, Brad (Amber) Harrrington of Garwin; his grandfather, Lew Taylor of Clive; three nieces; two uncles; stepbrothers; and cousins.
Memorials may be designated to the Mental Health Charities of your choice.
Source: Kruse~Phillips Funeral Home, Toledo, Iowa
Brian L. Harrington, 39, of Montezuma, Iowa, died on Thursday, November 12, 2020, at UnityPoint-Iowa Methodist Medical Center in Des Moines. His heart finally could not keep up with the medications that kept the rest of his body going. Memorial Services at Kruse-Phillips Funeral Home in Tama, with Pastor Terry Collins officiating.
Brian was born on May 5, 1981, in Muscatine, Iowa, the son of Mark Harrington and Susan (Spinden) Harrington. He grew up in Toledo and graduated from Cedar Rapids High School.
While in high school, Brian was in a severe car accident. After almost a year in hospitals, the doctors had put Humpty Dumpty back together again. His struggles with the lingering effects of his injuries defined his life, however his heart and mind defined him. He loved to expand his knowledge, could make a guitar sing, and gave to others what he couldn't give to himself.
He is survived by his parents, Mark and Sue Harrington of Tama, and Sue and Dan McWhinney of Marion; his brother, Brad (Amber) Harrrington of Garwin; his grandfather, Lew Taylor of Clive; three nieces; two uncles; stepbrothers; and cousins.
Memorials may be designated to the Mental Health Charities of your choice.
Source: Kruse~Phillips Funeral Home, Toledo, Iowa
Brian was born on May 5, 1981, in Muscatine, Iowa, the son of Mark Harrington and Susan (Spinden) Harrington. He grew up in Toledo and graduated from Cedar Rapids High School.
While in high school, Brian was in a severe car accident. After almost a year in hospitals, the doctors had put Humpty Dumpty back together again. His struggles with the lingering effects of his injuries defined his life, however his heart and mind defined him. He loved to expand his knowledge, could make a guitar sing, and gave to others what he couldn't give to himself.
He is survived by his parents, Mark and Sue Harrington of Tama, and Sue and Dan McWhinney of Marion; his brother, Brad (Amber) Harrrington of Garwin; his grandfather, Lew Taylor of Clive; three nieces; two uncles; stepbrothers; and cousins.
Memorials may be designated to the Mental Health Charities of your choice.
Source: Kruse~Phillips Funeral Home, Toledo, Iowa
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