I miss my Uncle deeply. He was the most thoughtful person you could ever ask, or wish for. Not only as  a friend, colleague, business partner, but he was family to all.  Although it has been almost  4 years of his passing. No matter what, I will still miss my cool, fun, cheerful and most importantly, my thoughtful Uncle.  He didn't care about what other people thought nor cared.  He was the person, my sister and I would go on shopping sprees with, and as always,  just have fun no matter what the circumstances were. He helped us through many obstacles in life. He would always be a ray of sunshine, no words can describe how much I miss my Uncle Brian. All I can say is I miss the person that understood me.  I deeply miss him.  Love you Uncle B. <3

Though I only knew you a short time oh how I wish you didn’t have to leave. 
In that short time, you touched my life and thousands of others through you Social Media content. 
We had plans to meet up go to the fabulous Starbucks in Seattle, overdose on Chocolate and stroll around. 
How I wish I made that short drive up sooner.
Had I known I would have been there in a flash.
On this day I will honor you and toast to you. 
Thank you for entering my life. Till we meet again. 
Prayers and thoughts to your lovely family. 

Dear Mr. and Mrs. Silverman,
I want to send my deepest condolences to you. Doctor Silverman was such an amazing man and doctor.  I met him through tik toc. He saw the flaws in our healthcare system and was giving positive encouragement to those that can fix it.  May you find peace in this difficult time.  All my love and prayers to his immediate family and close friends. You will be missed Brian! 
Regards,
Michelle Gross

I met Dr.B on TikTok one day, I clicked on his live. I was instantly hooked, he was so kind and funny. Ever since I would watch him literally everyday he knew my name and took the time to get to know all of us. I was going through a really hard time, and his videos, lives and talking to him some how helped me very much. Especially those late night lives, I will miss them. I’m so happy I got the chance to thank and tell Dr.B that his videos and lives and talking to him would make me happy and how it got my mind off negative things going on at the time. He knew what was going on in my life and would wish me well. I remember he took us out for a stroll in downtown Seattle on 4th of July i was on his live almost the whole day! He bought flowers and gave them to a random kind couple and said it was just an act of kindness. He was trying new food places out and describing the food for us it was so much fun. It just goes to show that even by just knowing Dr.B through Tiktok he was an amazing person and we got to spend a lot of time together. We will all miss him dearly I honestly still can’t believe he’s gone. I will miss getting the  notifications when he would go live truly breaks my heart, wish you were still here, so many memories made. Thank you for everything Dr.B Rest In Peace.

I am saddened and shook by our loss. I never met him in person, but like many others LOVED his live videos online. He cared about everyone and was always educating and inspiring people who listened to him.  Much love and thoughts are sent to his family.

Although I never physically met Brian I watched him daily on tik tok, he was such a kind hearted nice guy. I still can’t believe this is real . I am praying for his friends and family . Brian thank you so much for everything you did for the tik tok community. Thank you for your work as a doctor and helping others . 

I started watching Dr. B on Tik Tok a few months ago along with over 16,000 of his fans and followers. He was truly inspiring and cared deeply about helping others. He will be missed by many. My deepest sympathy to his family and friends. 

To Brian’s family and friends. 
You will be missed. First time I met him was his first day in hospital training for ACLS.  We talked for a bit before class. Worked a bunch of night shifts before he left Maryland.  He was a good man  love peace and support from my family to yours at this difficult time. 

No!!! Brian warmed my heart every day watching him on TikTok and YouTube. My heart is so broken as I wanted to get to meet him one day. He had the most amazing energy and love for life. I am so sad to know he has passed. Sending blessing to your family. 😥

Dr. B helped many people, of all places, on Tiktok. His kind and gentle nature backed by knowledge created a place of security for those searching for answers.  Rest in peace Dr. B. 

I didn’t personally know Brian but as a member of the Swedish Medical staff, I am deeply saddened by his death. Losing one of our own is so painful. I send my sincere condolences to his family, friends and colleagues. May his memory be a blessing. 

Brian was the first physician I worked with when I joined our group and I am so grateful for his mentorship. I will always remember Brian for his endless enthusiasm for being a doctor--he loved the intellectual challenges difficult cases presented, he loved puzzling over clinical mysteries with his colleagues, he genuinely loved getting to know his patients on a deeply personal level, and he loved to teach. Brian found joy in caring for others--patients and colleagues and friends alike--and he brought joy to all who were lucky enough to know him.  A light has gone out in the world. Sharing my heartfelt sympathy with his family during such a sad time.

Dear Family,
I am in shock to read about the passing of cousin Brian.  My last contact from him was a dialogue on hospital safety issues.  I always will remember his desire to be a doctor as a young man and was delighted when he reached that goal. He certainly had a zest for living and traveling letting nothing stopping him.  There is nothing I can say to express how deeply the loss is to you. I hope time will help.
Cousins Marsha & Greg Locke

Marsha,

I was so sorry to hear that your son  Brian passed away.

My condolences to you and your family.

Judy (Tegman) Arnowitz 

Brian's true character was revealed in his service to others.  If someone asked for help, he would go to the ends of the earth to help them.  I am deeply indebted and thankful to have had the opportunity to be a friend and colleague.

Brian was always kind and genuine. His focus was always on the best outcome for the patient. Sincerely sorry for your loss. 

I first met Brian as a new attending physician fresh out of training. We shared the same patients time and time again, usually with one of us working days and the other nights. Every time we signed out the service to each other, I learned something new. He was so understanding,caring, and incredibly thoughtful in how he approached problems. And he connected with his patients so strongly. On occasion I would even witness him walking through the hospital on a day off to deliver treats or coffee to a patient. He would come in on his own time, after working countless consecutive night shifts, just to chat with his patients and help them through the hardest days of their lives. He was truly a wonderful colleague and I will miss him dearly.

I worked with Dr Silverman in Seattle. He was incredibly personable;  I appreciated his laid back style very much.  He was kind to everyone, whether you were a doctor,  nursing  assistant, or housekeeper and ALWAYS had a smile on his face.
The nights we worked together, he would come to my desk and always asked for the same thing: “sticky notes” and “ a highlighter”. He’d cut the sticky notes in half and use them to add info/ details to his printed report sheet. By the end of the shift, they were a visually abstract work of art, even though I’m pretty sure no one else would have any idea what they said. 
I was quite upset to learn of his death and my deepest sympathies go out to all who loved him. To his family, know that he had many people here who considered him a friend. 





Brian was one of the first doctors I worked with when I started in critical care.  He was wonderful, kind, and cared deeply about his patients.  He never stopped fighting to make healthcare better, and this field and the world is poorer for his passing.  I’ll miss you buddy.

I will always remember working the night shift with Brian.  We had so much fun working through complex medical diagnoses and teasing out what we thought would be the best treatments for our patients.  He had a heart of gold and he was a dear friend.  He cared deeply for his patients and colleagues.  My thoughts are with his family during this time.

Dear Marsha and David and the Family of Brian Silverman,

Brian will truly be missed by all who knew and loved him.  He was truly talented, gifted, and generous. My deepest sympathy and condolences to you and your family.  May the love of family and friends be of comfort, and may Brian's memory be a blessing.

With love and sympathy,

Sharon Silverstein

Marsha and David,

So sorry for your loss.  may Brian's memory be a blessing and comfort at this sorrowful time.

Beth

OBITUARY

Brian Craig Silverman

July 26, 1973 – August 20, 2020

Berger Memorial Chapel

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