I can't talk about Brian without saying what a great tenor sax player he was. Man he would of gone far. Brian was passionate about every thing he did and wore his heart on his sleeve.He had a knack for finding old cars and getting them cheap.When we were kids he found some old letters (Shakespeare?) at the Crocker Estate in Hillsborough and sold them for big bucks. What a cool dude, I miss you Brian.
Actually I was with Brian when we found those letters from Kipling. We called Brian "Mad Dog" many many funny times and schemes. I later helped him get a job at Petrini's Market in Burlingame. He then got very excited about Jonestown. He came home married and then never saw him again.
Jim Sims
I can't talk about Brian without saying what a great tenor sax player he was. Man he would of gone far. Brian was passionate about every thing he did and wore his heart on his sleeve.He had a knack for finding old cars and getting them cheap.When we were kids he found some old letters (Shakespeare?) at the Crocker Estate in Hillsborough and sold them for big bucks. What a cool dude, I miss you Brian.David Fredianelli
Actually I was with Brian when we found those letters from Kipling. We called Brian "Mad Dog" many many funny times and schemes. I later helped him get a job at Petrini's Market in Burlingame. He then got very excited about Jonestown. He came home married and then never saw him again.
Dave Fredianelli