Brian Richard Hopkins, age 42, of Evanston, WY, tragically took his life on 9 December, 2021. He was born in Layton, Utah to Douglas L. Hopkins and Yvonne Hammer (Fritz).
Brian was a Master welder and loved his trade and loved the strategy of chess and played for hours. Brian's motto "A bad day fishing was better than any good day at work".
He is survived by his father Douglas, mother Yvonne (Dean Fritz), brothers Morgan and Aaron, sister Michelle, and children Gwyndolynn, Braxton, Wyatte, Ryllie, and Heath.
He was very loved by his parents, children, friends, and extended family.
If you or anyone you know is suffering from alcohol or drug addiction, or mental health please get yourself help. This was a tragic loss that never should have happened.
Rest now my son and be at peace. Your family will forever remember you with love.
After cremation a celebration of life will be planned for a future date.
Brian was a Master welder and loved his trade and loved the strategy of chess and played for hours. Brian's motto "A bad day fishing was better than any good day at work".
He is survived by his father Douglas, mother Yvonne (Dean Fritz), brothers Morgan and Aaron, sister Michelle, and children Gwyndolynn, Braxton, Wyatte, Ryllie, and Heath.
He was very loved by his parents, children, friends, and extended family.
If you or anyone you know is suffering from alcohol or drug addiction, or mental health please get yourself help. This was a tragic loss that never should have happened.
Rest now my son and be at peace. Your family will forever remember you with love.
After cremation a celebration of life will be planned for a future date.
Brian Richard Hopkins, age 42, of Evanston, WY, tragically took his life on 9 December, 2021. He was born in Layton, Utah to Douglas L. Hopkins and Yvonne Hammer (Fritz).
Brian was a Master welder and loved his trade and loved the strategy of chess and played for hours. Brian's motto "A bad day fishing was better than any good day at work".
He is survived by his father Douglas, mother Yvonne (Dean Fritz), brothers Morgan and Aaron, sister Michelle, and children Gwyndolynn, Braxton, Wyatte, Ryllie, and Heath.
He was very loved by his parents, children, friends, and extended family.
If you or anyone you know is suffering from alcohol or drug addiction, or mental health please get yourself help. This was a tragic loss that never should have happened.
Rest now my son and be at peace. Your family will forever remember you with love.
After cremation a celebration of life will be planned for a future date.
Brian was a Master welder and loved his trade and loved the strategy of chess and played for hours. Brian's motto "A bad day fishing was better than any good day at work".
He is survived by his father Douglas, mother Yvonne (Dean Fritz), brothers Morgan and Aaron, sister Michelle, and children Gwyndolynn, Braxton, Wyatte, Ryllie, and Heath.
He was very loved by his parents, children, friends, and extended family.
If you or anyone you know is suffering from alcohol or drug addiction, or mental health please get yourself help. This was a tragic loss that never should have happened.
Rest now my son and be at peace. Your family will forever remember you with love.
After cremation a celebration of life will be planned for a future date.
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