Back in the 1950s, they were our friends. Brian and Pat were our best friends, and the Congerton's first contacts with the Church. Anne died in 2018, and I am still around. They faithfully stayed kind and friendly all that time. They are good folk. Good example to all.

My dearest cousin Brian... I miss you already....I will miss your wonderful happy presence always full of mischief, jokes and fun! We had so much fun when we were children every summer. swapping children and houses enjoying village and city life. Over the years even living so far away easily staying in touch with new technology, staying part of our families lives. We always knew what Brian's " rent a crowd" family was doing lol. He was one of a kind. Lots of love to you Trish and to all of the family xoxo

Brian has been a lifetime friend for the last 30 plus years-- ever since I served in the Congertons' ward as a missionary. Every Christmas, Brian would send out a family letter to let me know what wonderful things were taking place in the family. It was obvious he loved his sweet wife, Trish, and his children and grandchildren. I know he will be missed. God bless the Congerton family in this difficult time.

He was a good man. He was a fine example of great father and husband. We’re glad to have known him. We loved the video tribute. Thinking of you all at this time of grief. Love to you all.

I was looking at the ocean yeasterday after I had learnt of Brother Cogningtons passng on to the next part of his journey. And it was so beautiful, I live on the beach so I see th ocean often but yeasterday was different, the water was a brilliant white transition from blue, I told my son to look at it was stunning as the sun glimmered off the ripples in the waves. It reminded me of the Congertons, always alway so gently beautiful. Patricia & Brian, when ever they open that door they are both there like angels! litterally I think angels are like this. Thank you for taking care of my sister girl Che & Paris brother Congerton, always serving.

I will miss you Brian my dear brother. Love Jackie and family.

This makes me so sad, but glad it was a short battle. And so happy that we got to see Papa Congerton every visit! Love this man. He took us in like one of his own. I cherish all of his speeches on our partings. 🥰