Condolence: Hey MR B as called you, thinking of you today...still in my thoughts Brian..miss our chats and joking around....RIP

Condolence: I am shocked, saddened and heart broken to hear of such bad news. We will keep Brian and his family in our prays. RIP my Port Sulphur High Bronchos Brother for eternity...

Condolence: Brian ... you are such a great friend. I really missed you and you been good to me always. May God grant you eternal rest. You are one in a million. You supported me while doing jobs together. You are a unique person. God been around you always. Good night bro ...... God loves you more.

Condolence: We are shocked and sad to hear about Brian's Angel soar so soon. I have many wonderful memories of Brian. I am so sorry for your loss, Anita. I can't even imagine. Please know the entire Joe T. VanMeter family are keeping you and your children in our prayers. Aunt Betty, Earl and Matt we are so sorry and love you all. May you feel God's love at this time. Joe T. Sr., David, Becky, Annie (Truitt) and Jimmy VanMeter A tree is being planted in Brian's memory.

Condolence: We were saddened to hear of Brian’s passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family.

Condolence: I am sorry to hear about Brian’s passing. He was a good person and will certainly be missed. My condolences go out to Brian’s wife and family. I had the opportunity to work with Brian for several years in Bangladesh. He was always supportive and cared greatly for his staff, and did whatever he could to improve their lives. Brian would always liven up the work environment with his positive attitude and desire to share his ideas and mentor those he worked with. Sincerely, Bruce

Condolence: Brian was an incredible man who loved his family and friends. He was and will always be one of the best men I have ever known. I am so heartbroken for you all and pray the Lord will carry you through this pain and grief. My sincerest condolences to the Vanmeter family. Love, Amber Husser & family

Condolence: Anita & family, My heart breaks for all of you. I cannot even begin to image what you all are going through. Brian was a good man who you can tell by his actions that he clearly loved and adored all of you. I am praying for all of you as you go through the days ahead that you will find comfort in his memory & peace in knowing that he is with his Heavenly Father and watching over you. Hugs to all of you. Love, Patty

Condolence: This is so heartbreaking. Brain was always a fun, happy and loving person! My prayers to you Anita, Mrs Betty and his children and families during this difficult time. May God wrap you in his arms. 🙏🏼🙏🏼 Raye Cappiello-Usey Port Sulphur, LA

Condolence: Such sad news. We all grew up in Port Sulphur together and talked on Facebook Messenger a few months ago while I was in Houston. Anyone that knew Brian was blessed as they had a real friend. Anita, I with you and the kids well and we will keep all of you in our prayers. Stacy Benandi

Condolence: It is with heavy heart to let you know our sorrow of Brian’s passing. One of the most vibrant and fun loving friend to all. Please accept our condolences.

Condolence: We are so sorry for your family’s loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with Anita, Betty and your families.

Condolence: I am so sorry for your family’s loss. What a tragedy. He was a good man and you can definitely see that as it radiates from each member of his family. Know that my thoughts and prayers are with each of you in this very difficult time. (Proud aunt of beautiful Breanna and Justin) What a great family you all are!!

Condolence: Lord Jesus, I know that You are close to those that are broken-hearted and grieving in their soul. I know You rescue those that are crushed in spirit. I ask that you draw near to Your many children who are facing times of sadness and loss and draw each one ever closer into Your precious arms of love and support. Rest easy dear friend. We will forever carry your memory in our hearts.

Condolence: Brian was one of a kind. I have shared many great times with Brian and his love for Anita and his ever growing family. He loved his children with everything a man could feel and the grandchildren were his pride and joy. Brian was fun to be around, never a dull moment, full of life, fun and always talked about his family. My wife Aja was scared to be in America and Brian showed Aja that America is a good place to be and always treated Aja with the most respect and kindness. Brian and I hunted together many times and there never was a dull moment of laughter and something to say. I will miss you old friend. Stephen and Aja

Condolence: I've spent a lot of time with Brian in Escravos. We cooked together, drank together and sat and talked pretty much every day (more on the phone once he moved over to EGTL). There are three things I can promise you... 1. He loved his wife, life, home and family. 2. He was VERY proud of his children. Excited about his son beginning his career with Chevron and his daughter for excellent grades and being a college girl. 3. He doted on his grandchildren. He loved being a Papa. Anything else, like him being just an all-around great guy, would just be redundant information. I'm sure you know this as did everyone else who met him. My sincere condolences to you and your family. The world is less without him in it. Blessed to have met him, Kelly Theriot