You were one of the first people I met in PT school and we always gave each other a hard time about the UT and A&M rivalry! I will miss your snaps about funny patient stories. You truly were an amazing PT and so very knowledgable, this world truly lost a smart and amazing clinician. I will be praying for your family. 

Brian, you were one of my strongest PT students. Having you in the clinic was so special and fun.  You gave your best in everything you did and truly cared for your patients. I was always so impressed with you in every aspect of how you lived your life. You taught me so much.

Dear family Huyhn
I probably didn't spell last name correctly so please excuse me. I was a patient of Brian's at Utmb physical therapy. I was only able to see him for a couple of times & I was so saddened by his death. From my first visit with him I went home feeling so much better, I didn't have any of the pains that I had when I first walked in. He was such a joy to be around & was very helpful with questions that I had. I was really looking forward to seeing him again, then I got the call. My goodness I ask myself, why are all the good people being taken away, he had so much going for him, so many things to look forward to & now he is gone. May God bless him & keep him under his wing & may he rest in peace. To his parents I say, you did a wonderful job, he was so kind, had a wonderful personality, just a good human being. He will be sadly missed. 

I saw Brian for my first physical therapy appointment at UTMB less than two weeks ago.  I only got to meet Brian once and for short time, but after I left my first appointment, I felt like I had known Brian for a long time. Brian had a genuineness to him and I felt that his concern regarding my condition was the same concern he would show towards his own family and personal friends. I was really looking forward to my follow up appointment with him. 

God has a plan for us all. I pray that his family and friends find peace and closure soon. God bless, and rest in peace, Brian. 

What an amazing and accomplished life taken far too soon.  We had the pleasure and privilege of knowing Brian through his friendship with our son, Connor,  during Austin High School Marching Band and Drum Corp days.   He was a wonderful young man and a joy to be around.   His smile and upbeat personality were infectious!  His legacy will live on in our children, who he mentored, and the many lives of those he touched.  Gone but never forgotten.  May God give you peace and comfort.

Julie & Kevin Jones

Hey Brian
I remember when we first met at our professional communications course at UT and we became instant friends. We were both going to be healthcare professionals. You were going to become a PT and I was going to become a pharmacist. I’m glad you achieved your dreams because you deserved everything good in life. I’m sure you are going to be missed by everyone you came into contact with because you had such an amazing  and vibrant personality. I was blessed to get to know to you. Much love brother. May you Rest In Peace my friend. 

Dear Brian,

You were a shining light and an inspiration. You brought out the best in those around you and were loved by many. Thank you for being a wonderful role model for your friends, family, and community.

Dr.  Huynh was both my mom's and my physical therapist. We loved working with him and are heartbroken to hear of his passing. He was such a kind and gentle soul. The world would be a better place if everyone was more like him. I wish him and his family love and peace. Thank you for being so wonderful Dr. Huynh! 

Brian, I'm so sad to hear of your passing. You were such a bright person to all those who you encountered. You were a light in this world, especially with your smile and laugh.  I remember the band days in AHS. The collective group experience was priceless, but I also remember you and how you played the sax. You had joy and swag. Then when you were on the field you were intense but with power, confidence, and poise. I remember when we were at UT and you asked for help on your PT application. I was so proud to hear that you got accepted. It seems unfair to know that you were giving your best in this life, being the best you could be to your family and friends, and also trying to give the best to your patients by getting further education, but you have left us too soon. You are missed. We need more people like you. Your parents have done a great job. My condolences and prayers to your family.

Dear Brian,

It was so difficult saying goodbye to you today. We've known each other since Mrs. Sonnier's 5th grade class at Walker Station, where we formed our little Asian group along with Connor, Neal, Melinda, and Constance. We became closer friends at UT, and I will always remember those late nights of gaming in the Dobie dorm, grabbing dinner at Ho hos (probably wrong spelling), and studying together at PCL. We were both Microbiology majors at first, and I remember feeling sad when you changed to Human Bio because it meant you would be taking different classes from me. 
I looked through our old photos and conversations this week and I felt such a deep loss. Although we haven't been close in awhile, I truly cherished our friendship and you were the only male friend I had that I could have so much fun talking about life with. 
Remember when you came to my house and my mom started speaking to you in Mandarin and you still understood what she was saying? I still remember going over to your house because the boys needed haircuts from your mom.
You really did live life to the fullest and took on many challenges without any complaints. I always admired your dedication and loyalty. You were an amazing friend, and I will never forget the time we spent together. 

Love,
Iris Wang

Dear Huynh Family and Rose,

     Please accept our deepest sympathies at this most difficult time.  We will keep you all in our thoughts and prayers.  May fond memories and the comfort of family and friends help you throughout the coming days.  Know that Brian is safe with Jesus and you will see him again in heaven.

Gary, Michele, Bridget and Sarah Turpin

Brian and I went to school together and did our last PT clinical rotation together in San Antonio. He always motivated me to be the best therapist I could be and I can’t think of a single moment where I ever saw him not giving his patients his all. Rest In Peace. 

Dear Huynh Family,

I am so so sorry for this huge loss. Brian was the most helpful and friendly person. 
We shared a passion for running and fitness. We trained together for all lengths of races, 5Ks to marathons, fun runs to IronMan. Even stayed at his house and had a big spaghetti dinner before the Sugar Land 30K in 2011. 
He taught me how to swim so we could do triathlons together. We spent many early cold mornings in the pool at the UT gym. I’ve attached a photo of us from the Austin IronMan in 2016. The race was so hard but we had big smiles to be together right at the end. 
I’m so grateful for the time I had with him. He pushed me to be a better person and was the friendliest competitor. His passion will continue through me. 

I’ll miss you, Brian. 

-Rikki

To the Huynh Family,

May the Lord bless and comfort you and your family during this time of grief.  Please accept my sincere condolences.

Maria Martinez

Huynh Family,

Our condolences on such an immense loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this extremely difficult time. 

I had the pleasure of getting to know Brian over many years through Steven. From time spent playing video games, hitting golf balls at the driving range, and just hanging out, I came to know Brian as a kind, gracious, and beautiful soul. He was always smiling and brought joy to everyone around him. 

I always remember hearing about his latest endeavors whenever I'd talk to Steven and it was clear he had achieved so much and had so much yet to give to the world. Although he was taken too soon, his memory lives on in all of his family and friends. 

With deepest sympathies,
Sahil, Sneha, and Niam Patel

To the Huynh Family, 

Sending heartfelt condolences and prayers to you all during this time. Brian was one of the most genuine and kindest person you'll meet. His smile was so infectious and he was the biggest goof. I'm pretty sure his mission was to make everyone smile. As my husband would say, he was always "baseline happy". I am blessed to have been his friend. I will always hold on to the fond memories of him through high school and college. He is one of a kind and will be sorely missed.

Love,  
Florence

Our deepest condolence to Huynh family.
We are deeply saddened to hear about Brian. Brian has accomplished so many wonderful things in his life. We are grateful that Vincent has a good friend like Brian.  We always remember his big warm smile. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.


Dear Huynh family,

My deepest condolences for your loss. Brian was an inspiration to everyone around him and achieved many great things. He was a great friend since grade school and I am glad we had the opportunity to live together our first year in college. He was always so supportive and motivational and I am a better person for having known him. He is irreplaceable and will be sorely missed. My thoughts and prayers and with ya’ll.

Sincerely,
Jonathan Soetandio

Words cannot describe the sorrow when I had heard news of your premature passing. 

We were colleagues and friends during our time together as undergrads in Austin. I can still hear you call me "chief". In all my memories of you, you were the light that brightened everything around you. 

My deepest condolences to Huynh family, and to Rose.

Dear Huynh family,

My family and I extend our deepest sympathies and condolences. We wish all that knew and loved Brian healing and tranquility during this difficult time. Our thoughts are with your family, Rose's family, and all that cared for him.

Take good care,
Li, Julian, and the Lu family

Dearest Huynh Family and Rose,

Please know that during this time, there are no words that could express our deepest condolences for Brian's loss...

He instilled a positive light in each of our lives so effortlessly. His desire to always help, a happy smile, a spirit gushing with life, and a heart full of love for Rose - we knew she was in good hands. We knew instantly after meeting him that he would be a part of our family.

Brian was always ready to provide for his loved ones. We know this first-hand because he always helped each morning to get ice (an absolute need  for survival) for our Burning Man camp, without hesitation and without complaint. He was so happy to do it. We'll never forget that entire week of camping together - the highs, the lows, the laughs, and the struggles. But, most importantly, the memories. His memory will always and forever live on in our hearts.

We will miss Brian dearly and wish everyone nearest to him the strength to get through these tough and trying times. Many prayers to his family & friends. We are thinking of you.

With sincerest sympathies,
Julie & JB, Chu Trong & Co Phuong, Tessei & David

Dearest Huynh Family and Rose, 

Please know that during this time, there are no words that could express our deepest condolences for Brian's loss...

He instilled a positive light in each of our lives so effortlessly. His desire to always help, a happy smile, a spirit gushing with life, and a heart full of love for Rose - we knew she was in good hands. We knew instantly after meeting him that he would be a part of our family. 

Brian was always ready to wake up early to provide for his loved ones. We know this first-hand because he always went to get ice for our Burning Man camp without hesitation and without complaint. He was so happy to do it. We'll never forget that entire week of camping together - the highs, the lows, the laughs, and the struggles. But, most importantly, the memories. His memory will always and  forever live on in our hearts.

We will miss Brian dearly and wish everyone nearest to him the strength to get through these tough & trying times. Many prayers to his family & friends. We are thinking of you. 

With sincerest sympathies,
Julie & JB, Chu Trong & Co Phuong, Tessei & David 

I send my dearest condolences to the family and friends of Brian.  I never saw him without a smile on his face.  He was a compassionate therapist with a true gift of kindness.  He will be missed. Prayers to your family.

So very sorry for your loss. Brian was such a kind and caring person. I pray that GOD gives you strength and guide you in your time of this great loss. I know him from working with him at UTMB and he  always showed himself to be a great individual. Praying for the family.

Dr Rose... I am deeply sorry for your loss... 

Dearest HUYNH family

Our deepest deepest condolence to Huynh family and  Em Rose.
We are saddened and shock at the same time to hear of the passing of Brian. Brian was loved by very many people and will be greatly missed.Brian had such an incredible personality and extremely positive spirit, and we will all deeply miss him very much. We all are thinking of you during this Tough  time and are here to support you in any way possible."
               Ta Family’s 

For Kim, the Huynh family and Sweet Rose,
We have lost a beautiful soul and all of our hearts are so heavy. Brian accomplished so many wonderful things in his young life and so many people loved and respected him. He will never be forgotten. We lost him too soon but I hope that you can all find peace knowing that he is in a wonderful place. May God give you all peace and comfort during this difficult time.
Love, Mark,Kim, Paige and Grant Lincecum 

Dear Huynh Family,

Thank you for the privilege of being able to grow up with Brian and to call him my best friend. There are so many memories in my mind, so many great moments, full of every emotion shared with him, from the joy of being drum majors to the anguish of going to 8 AM classes at UT and working out at 5 AM, to the elation of watching him win in whichever sport he chose or seeing him cross the marathon finish line. Brian was truly an inspiration to me and to everyone else around him. There was not an ounce of negativity in his being, and everyone could feel that when they were in his presence. I can say that I would not be half the man I am today without his help growing up. Not only did I have a friend in him, I also felt so accepted into your home as well, and that is something I will never forget. You all have impacted my life in such positive ways that I cannot even begin to describe. I wish you all, Mr. and Mrs. Huynh, Steven, Monica, Joseph, Rose, and everyone else the best, as we remember him and celebrate his life. His amazing legacy lives on and will always be remembered. 

I am eternally grateful to have had Brian in my life.
- Vincent Wang

Rose,
We heard today about what happened and we are deeply saddened to hear about Brian. I was thinking back to the year we got to spend with y’all in Fort Worth, and reminiscing on all the pool parties and the great sushi costume that Brian was part of. He was a great guy and he loves you so much! We are thinking about you. 

With love,
Graydon, Windsor, Moose, and Sable 

Brian,
I am glad that Andrew and Juliette have good friends like you and Rose. You two are like their brother and sister. Joe and I had a chance to know you and respect all the things you do for friends and families.  Joe kept saying “He is a good boy,” 
We are sorry to hear that you are no longer with us but in my heart, you are always there. We love and miss you. Rest In Peace.

Joe & Helen Tran

Dearest Dr Rose,
My deepest condolences to you and Brian’s family. It is never easy to lose a lover, especially your fiancée. I still remember the day I met Brian at our office. He was a nice, gentleman, and sweet young man. I cleaned his teeth and we had chatted a bit about you. His eyes sparkled when he talked about you. I was so happy for you and I thought you and him were a perfect couple. I still can’t believe that he has gone. I am heartbroken. 😭 I know life is so unfair. I pray for your peace and comfort as you continue your life journey without your Brian’s earthly presence. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this sad time.  
Love,
Julie 

When I think of Brian, his big warm smile is the first thing that comes to my image.  Behind that smile was a genuine, friendly, loving and unassuming guy.   I watched Brian grow up as my nephew Connor's best friend. He was a role model for my son Nicholas in High School band as fellow saxophone players and drum majors.  Brian always took time out to help others.  I was deeply touched by his generosity in hosting my youngest son Brandon for several weeks in Dallas last year and providing Brandon guidance with his pursuit in a future PT career.  Brian was an incredibly genuine and earnest person.  His time with us positively affected the lives of hundreds of people and made our world that much better.  Words cannot describe the sorrow and sadness that I feel for the loss of this wonderful young man.  My deepest condolences to his parents, siblings and fiance Rose.  

My dear brother Brian!!!!!
We are very sorry to hear that you have gone! even we know that life is impermanent, but suddenly you left us and you are still young, we love and miss you so much. in the family you are definitely  a filial child, a good brother, a good uncle.... At school, you are a good student and good friend. In the society you are a gentleman, allways help people aground you. You have gone to Church and Temple regularly to pray and learn good thing in life.
Even we only meet you in the short period of time but  we take care each other like a real brother, we went back to Australia but remember you and your family always. Remember that when we have diner together, you and me share to finish the dish, chanting together to pray for my aunty, you pick me up from the airport and you took me to the airport when I came back to Australia. you have done a lot for me. we have promised that we will see each other soon maybe at your wedding or maybe your honeymoon in Australia.
Overall, I am very praud of you. You have done a lot meaningfull in your life. Elderly people said, it's does't matter how old we can live but more important that what we have done in our life. Furthermore, when we grow a tree and it toward to the right, when we cut it, it will fall to the right. We truly believe that with all the seed that you have plant in this life will grow and you will pick all the good fruit in your next life.
Eventhough your body gone, but you never gone because you have impress all the people aground you. We alway love and miss you so much!!
Thanh Duong's Family
Australia
Chào Cô Chú,
Chúng con vô cùng thương sót khi nghe tin của em Brian. Chúng con xin được chia buồn với Cô Chú cùng gia đình! Dẩu biết rằng đời là vô thường, ai sanh ra rồi củng phải ra đi, nhưng sự ra đi của em Brian đột ngột quá, làm cho mọi người quá bất ngờ và thương tiếc. Chúng con thành tâm cầu nguyện cho em Brian được về nơi An Lành!
Thành's Family 

Words cannot express our sympathy for you and your family.  Please know that you are in all our thoughts and prayers.  Ms. Kim, all three boys send their love and hugs. We love you dearly. May God wrap you in His loving arms and give you a peace that only He can. 

I wanted to leave my condolences to the family. On the days that I meet him he was very kind and Ms. Dr. Duong spoke nothing but highly of him. I’m very truly sorry. 

Dr. Rose and family, 

I give my deepest condolences to you all,  I pray for strength and healing over this sadden time. I can be the ear to listen, a phone call away, or a shoulder to lean on. I ask that God wrap his arms around you all. 

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Brian Patrick Huynh

March 12, 1991 – September 19, 2020

The Settegast-Kopf Company @ Sugar Creek

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