A piece of my heart broke when I heard the news about Brian.  I will always remember his humor, personality, smile and laugh.   We lost touch over the years but ran into each other at a soccer field not too long ago; he was watching his friend's kid and I was there win mine.  We had a great conversation! Brian gave great hugs and I was lucky enough to get one last one at the field.  Mr. & Mrs. Peltz and family, I am so sorry for your loss.

Bob and Bernice,

I'm so sorry for your loss. Brian will be missed by everyone who knew him. I'll keep all of you in my prayers. 

Love,

Ray

Bob and Bernice and family,

My heart is in pieces.  So sorry for your loss.  May the Lord wrap his arms around you while you go through this trying time.  My prayers for all of you.

Love Debbie

To the Peltz Family - Brian was one of a kind and I always enjoyed his visits to my son, Rob. He came by about a month ago and looked wonderful and was so excited about starting school so he could help others. No matter his problems, he always joked around and amused everyone. I am so saddened by his death, as are my sons who grew up with him. May you find comfort and peace in your memories of him.

Dear Bob and Bernice,
We are so sad and heart broken to hear of the loss of your dear son Brian. May god give you strength to bear this tragedy.
You are in our thoughts and prayers.   Love, Marty and Marianne Iacampo 

He was definitely the life of the party! His wise cracks about things and people. I'm glad I had a good conversation with him 2 months ago at the shop, he had me in stitches. Gone way to soon.  Rest in peace Brian.

Bob, I was so sorry to hear at church of Brian’s passing,,  visiting your  dad, Brian & Dale at your dads shop was always a fun break during the day,,  Brian was definitely the life of the shop. I pray that God has his arms wrapped tightly around him. Again I am so sorry. 

Brian and I worked at Discount Drug Mart and at Wendy's in Chesterland together.  He always made the days exciting.  A great memory I have of him was the when the power went out during the summertime in the early 90s.  We had to work at Drug Mart after the power had been out for a few days and we were assigned with the task of emptying the coolers of all melted cartons of ice cream, empty the melted contents outside, and save the cartons for documentation of the lost product. We found this task to be painstaking and redundant, so we accomplished the task OUR way.  We went outside to the loading dock and started smashing the cartons against the wall, throwing them into the air and watching them smack onto the ground behind the store, and when the cartons had all been 'emptied' we hosed down the loading dock so that the melted cream washed down the drain.  The assistant manager Sue was pretty upset with us when she saw what we were doing but the manager was satisfied that we did the job that we were told to do.  From St. Anselms, to music lessons with Mr. Sicolone, to after school work and events- Brian and I often crossed paths and eventually became good friends. I will always remember him as the guy who wanted to bring joy to people's hearts.   God's speed, brother.


Brian was a fun-loving guy whom I will  remember fondly. His wise-cracks and outgoing personality was something I remember from kindergarten. (He has the red turtleneck on in our kdg. class photo💜) 
May his memory be a blessing to all he loved. 

Brian was always one to make you smile and laugh. He was very fun loving and laid back. I am going to miss his smile and laugh. I am going to miss him. My most recent funny memory of Brian is being at the shop and his Dad was doing work on a Willoughby police car. We too k a picture of him posing with the cop car and acting like he was pouring sugar in the gas tank with a funnel and smoking a cigarette.  I remember the picture and now mad at myself because I can't find it now. It is forever etched in my memory though.

So sorry for your loss Billy! Thoughts and prayers to you and your family during this difficult time! 

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this very difficult time.  God Bless.

This picture exemplifies my little brother in every way.  He was never gonna grow up.  We consider this picture infamous.

OBITUARY

Brian Arthur Peltz

14 June, 1977 – 18 July, 2019

Gattozzi & Son Funeral Home

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