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One of my good friends in Moultrie passed away this week - Brian Collier

Great friend and father - you could always count on him to listen when nobody else would - he will sorely be missed.

He was a member of this site (bcollier and a few other handles) and had been part of my entire life in some shape or form.

Fair winds and following seas Brian - RIP







I don't normally do this and pretty much keep most of life private - but felt compelled to tell everyone not to take your family or friends for granite - one day they will be gone - be sure they know how much you mean to them

Jim,

sorry to hear about your friend's passing. My thoughts are with you and Brian's family.

Thanks for the reminder!

Thoughts and prayers are with you Jim......

Very sorry to hear the news, Chalk.

Truer words can't be spoken than the reminder -- thanks indeed for sharing it. Will do my best to remember it as I get the rare chance to share time with friends and family over the holidays.

Dang Jim, he looks so young in the photos. Live each day to the fullest. Thoughts and prayers for you and his family.

Sorry for your lose, Jim. Losing a close friend is just like losing family member, sometimes.

Sorry to hear that, prayers sent

Sad news! RIP ! I think I took some redfish pics for him in the Anky this year.
Don't take a day for granted.....love your loved ones like there is no tomorrow and when lucky enough...fish the same way.
When I get to Anky the first thing I do is go look at the river and say a prayer of thanks and the last thing I do when I leave is drive down and take another look...that way...no regrets if its the last time! Day or night, I never make an exception. When you really think about it....life is a short trip!

I am sorry for your loss. Very close "like family" friends are few and far between in this world.

Sorry to hear that Chalk. True close friends are rare and missed dearly when they go.

Sorry for your loss Chalk.

Sorry for the loss to you, his family, family, and to south georgia. From the pictures, he looks like a good'ol south Georgia Boy.....Prayers sent to your family and his...

Sorry for your loss Chalk

Chalk,
I met Brian when he was in nursing school. He did a rotation in the ICU where I work and we spent an 8 hr. shift working together. He did seem like a really good guy, I'm sorry to hear about what happened to him. Those were some good pictures of him you posted, he must have been a great fisherman, too. Keep those memories alive, man.