Dear grandpa I hope you are doing ok in heaven me and grandma miss you so much we love you grandpa

To the Rudolph family my sincere condolences,     My name is Terry Pattillo. I worked with Brian first at Ken MacGillivray Buick in 1975. And later in 1976 at Blain buick when he was parts  manager.  I always found Brian a very likeable guy and easy to work for.  After he was let go from Blain buick unjustly I  told him he  should probably  consider finding  a different kind of work.  After that I lost all track of which way Brian went in life.  It sounds like he had an exciting and fully enriched life. Wish I could have sat down with him and talked about our days at the dealerships. Family its a time to be strong and put your faith in the Lord. Brian Godspeed to you old friend.   Sincerely Terry Pattillo.                                            

Many years ago, Brian and I played the trumpet together, through Jr High and High School.  We spent a lot of time together - particularly in Jr High.  Reading about his love of family and the strength of his faith is a tribute to the kind of person he was.  My sincere condolences to his family.

Grace and Peace to you all.
Rev. Robert Hundley


Nancy - so sorry to hear about the loss of your husband. Your pictures show what a proud grandpa, dad and husband he was. May God provide you the peace and comfort needed at this difficult time♥️🙏🏻♥️

“Good Neighbor”   is not easily achieved and more difficult to maintain.
Brian you have earned the title and lived it with no apparent effort.
You will be missed by many, especially the VanHolders, because of your past kindnesses.
Nancy, you and your family have our prayers.  Both of us  are here for you.

When Brian and I first started serving together in H.I.M. I didn’t know what to think and I’m sure he felt the same way. Though as we served along side each other we not only worked together well but I actually looked forward to see him every week as much as the people that we were helped guide through the Change Class. Though our views were some times quite different there was always a mutual respect and love there. I am honored to have called him, friend. 
  Nancy my prayers are for God’s peace and comfort for you and your family.

Nancy and family, so sorry for your loss.  Brian and I went to Southwestern together and reconnected when Nancy and I taught together.  I wish you peace at this difficult time!

My big brother, Brian, was the guy who walked into the world ahead of me, and in many ways, led the way.  He was so smart and so capable, that keeping pace with him was just not going to happen,
He was a man who deeply loved his wife, daughter, grandchildren and the rest of us as well.  He truly loved God and worked to serve him in his own unique ways. 
It’s so hard to say goodbye to the guy who would always be there when you needed him. 

We are so sorry for this loss, Nancy. We remember the joy you and Brian brought to each other. You and your family remain in our hearts and prayers.

OBITUARY

Brian Robert Rudolph

November 28, 1951 – August 23, 2021

Hill Funeral Home

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