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I graduated h.s. with his brother, Kevin, who is also deaf. We played just about every sport together and Brian was always tagging along. As children, we didn't think much of the impairment. I remember riding home from a movie when we were young and telling my Dad to "turn on the light, Kevin can't hear."
As said above, great family.
As said above, great family.
when I was in Jr. High. One summer I was in the ninth grade and went to MRA camp with the High School. It was his first year outta high school and he was reffing our game. My coach put me in at point guard with the high school team for experience puposes since I was having a good camp. I got ripped twice on what were obvious fouls. I looked at Brian and said, "you just gonna let him do that all game, because I can do that too." He said, "do you wanna blow them out or get better? you're not protecting that hand very well." I got pissed but it was a lesson learned.
and would completely dominate. He would drop 60 on them and hardly break a sweat. He would let the students go ahead and think they had a chance and then he would start draining 3's and win by 30.
I played baseball with Brian for a few years. Very nice guy and was always one of the smartest guys on the field. Great family too.