Erin, Dave, Micaela, and Quinn, we are so sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Tim, Jenna, Avery, Maggie, and Johanna.

Mary Ellen and Arnel--
I just came across this and cannot tell you how upsetting it was for me to see. My heart aches for you both. Would love to hear from you.

Brian blessed us with many wonderful memories. He will be missed.  We pray for everyone to feel the peace of God's love.

My heart is sad.  Brian was my Colorado cousin. I remember trying to "take care" and  baby him.  As we grew up I remember his smile and happy energy.  May God Hold Him.

Mary Ellen, Arnel and Family,

Yesterday we received word that your son, Brian had died. We are so very sorry. Although we never knew him, it's obvious from all of those who did, that he will be remembered fondly and that he leaves behind a legacy of spirit, humor, and passion. We can only imagine how devastating this must be for all of you. We wish that there were words to make it easier. We will keep Brian and all of you in our thoughts and prayers as the days move forward. Our heartfelt condolences again.

Your cousin Kevin (Ed's son) and Sue(wife) Canavan, Hamden, CT

MaryEllen and Arnel -  my heartfelt and deepest sympathy - Know you are all loved and thought of by your New England Relatives -  Sorry I didn't know Brian more but have fond memories of driving with you all when I was there for a K of C convention and the boys asking me if I knew how high the mountains were -  Know you are loved -  Cousin Mary

Nothing but good memories of Brian and the times we spent together at Littleton High School.  His smile and laughter was contagious and you were guaranteed a good time when you were with him.  My thoughts and prayers are with the Kimmett family.  We will miss you Brian!

Rest in peace Brian. 

Chris and Shelly Mackintosh

Brian, I remember you from Peabody through graduation as nothing but kind and having a big smile.  Rest in peace, my friend. God bless your family during these tough times.

I will always remember Brian for his kindness and adventuresome spirit. I am thankful for having known Brian in high school and in Boulder at college where we spent many hours debating how to balance humanity/progress and the environment.  My deepest sympathies to everyone closest to Brian, especially his family as we all grieve over this tragic loss.

After so many years, I don't even recall where I first met Brian, but I know many of my greatest adventures in the last twenty some years were with him and often by his lead. On mountains, through canyons and badlands and beyond.  Bri's laughter and pure originality will be deeply missed, but always an inspiration.  It's just never time to let the good ones go.  

Mary and Arnel and Dave, my thoughts are with you.

I had the privilege of attending school with Brian from Peabody Elem. all the way thru Littleton.To say his smile was infectous would be an understatement! Although short in stature he was never short of charm or character.My love goes to his parents,and family at this time of need.Brian your smile will live forever in our hearts

Arnel and Mary,

We heard of the trgic loss of your son.  ue and I cannot imagine the sorrow you are enduring.  

We know that Brian is in the Lord's hands, but you will be in our thoughts and prayers.

Your Texas cousins,

Bill and Sue King

I sat next to Brian in Sloth Corner, Mr. Brickley's name for the side of the classroom where the desks leaned up against the wall and we used it to slouch and lean during Western Civilization. We bonded there, and in many other places during our time at LHS and I have many fond memories of the smart, funny, and bright person that Brian was.

Arnel and Mary.  You have our sympathy in the loss of your son Brian.  We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers.  Charlie and Beatta (Maurath) Robben--Grinnell, Kansas

OVER THE YEARS WE HAVE ALL GONE OUR OWN WAYS AND STARTED NEW JOURNEYS, I REGRET NOT BEING ABLE TO ALWAYS STAY IN TOUCH WITH EVERYONE AND THE NEXT THING IS TO HEAR SOMETHING ABOUT A GREAT PERSON AND FRIEND IS THAT THEY HAVE PASSED ON.  I WISH I WOULD'VE HAD THE CHANCE TO CATCH UP AND SAY GOODBYE.  I AM HAPPY AND PRIVELEDGED TO HAVE HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO HAVE MET YOU AND TO HAVE YOU AS MY FRIEND.  THANK YOU FOR BLESSING ALL OF OUR LIVES WITH YOURS!  YOU WILL BE MISSED ALWAYS, BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN, BRIAN!!!!

No bond is as great as that between a parent and child.  My deepest condolences are with you as you grieve.

Brian was one of the most unique idividuals I have ever met.  I am honored to have had him as a friend and I will relish the mountains of memories that we shared.  My condolences to his family.

I met Brian when attending Littleton high school in the early 90's.  Brian will forever be in my memories as a great friend who always had a smile on his face.  The friendly energy was contagious.  Keep smiling Brian

Maes

Dear Mary and Arnel, Friends are never far apart in heart and ours ache for you at this most difficult time. We were with you across the years as he was born, beat us at games when only 5, watched him go off to college and become a young adult. Our thoughts and prayers are with you now and always. Tom & Lisa Teske

Dear Mary.  We were so sorry to hear about Brian.  No words can console you, we just hope time heals and will keep you in our prayers.
Margaret and Jack Rosinski

We all seem to go so far back. I feel blessed to be apart of a group of people that your life touched. My prayers go out to the family and all of those who were touched by this wonderful soul. He sure had a great smile and I always felt so good around his bubbly personality, your laughter and character will never be forgotten. Lets not forget those endless nights of Yahtzee!

I met Brian in Mr. Whitney's class in 6th grade at Newton, continued with him through West Creek, Lost Creek, Red Rocks, Tabernash, and traveled with him through high school, Baseline, Forrest St. and Poland. Brian's laugh was, at best, a reason to stay up a little later.  As an Irishman, I never think of March 17th in terms of the home-country, it's always about what Kimmet is doing. Stay free, B.

Dave, I'm sorry to hear about your loss.  You are in my prayers.  

Scott Williams

Dave and family,

So sorry to hear of your loss and sadness.  You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers....

Your friends in the Commissioners Office  Ed, Mike, Debbie and Denise

Arnel and Mary and Family,
Our thoughts and prayer go out to you from Oakley, Ks.  May God Bless.
Frank and Lona (Zimmerman) Munk

Dave

We at the Fremont County Treasurer's Office offer you and yours our sympathy and our prayers.

Pat, Kathy, Debbie, Betty

I'll always remember Brian with the sweet smile and beautiful eyes.  He was a gentle boy, angelic and kind.  John joins me in keeping his family, especially his mother, in our thoughts.  Her love for him will transcend all, even the deep sorrow felt at this time.

The thing I will remember most about Brian is how, when we were growing up, we used to joke with him about becoming a priest.  He was so compassionate, gentle and patient with everyone and everything.  He has always held a special place in my heart and I will cherish all the memories of him and those fantastic qualities he shared with all of us.  Rest in peace Brian.   Your cousin, Laure'

OBITUARIO

Brian Leo Kimmett

17 marzo, 1975 – 17 enero, 2011

Olinger Funeral, Cremation & Cemetery - Chapel Hill

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