Birth date: Nov 3, 1999 Death date: May 21, 2014
Brian T. McGuire passed away suddenly on Wednesday, May 21, 2014 at the age of 14. Born in Philadelphia, Brian was a resident of Mt. Laurel and formerly of Maple Shade. Brian was an eighth grade student at the Thomas E. Harrington Read Obituary
Brain l miss u so much l also Miss u in school wit us when ur birthday came l cry my eye off we did cheerleading to togother l mess the fun we had ur friend molly
I'm really sorry you died i'm so sad too. RIP brian
Bria uve been my home since we were young and we use to ball and play together with Jojo and I still can't believe that ur gone no matter if ur gone ur always right here ❤️ r.i.p ur in a better place now with god he'll take care of u better than any of us or anyone cud just remember us and keep Harrington and us safe I luv u bro
Brian, you always made me laugh and have a great time when I was with you. You were the best person in the whole entire world. Not a day goes by without me thinking about you. You are my rock. R.I.P I love you.
I don't really know brain but everyone said he was were soooooo nice
I remember meeting him for the first time at the bus stop of our 5th grade year. He was so quiet and never really said anything. That changed quickly. I befriended him the day he came. I moved from there in 6th grade and i didnt really keep in touch with anybody. When i heard that Brian died i cried for days. I was so depressed that a close, but at the same time distant, friend had died. I love you Brian. You will always be in my heart. Your old friend, breanne
My name is Ms. Bahm. My students had a poetry assignment, where they had to choose a special person to write a poem about. Kara Jackson, one of my students, chose Brian as her special person. Here is her poem about your son who touched her heart.
Brian
When you came into my life,
you made things better.
You were funny.
You made people laugh,
especially me.
You were good company.
I couldn't have asked
for a better friend.
Just knowing that
when I got off my bus,
and would see you,
I would put a smile on my face.
You had a passion for sports.
Seeing you shoot a hoop,
or throw a football,
a huge smile came upon your face.
Things took a sharp turn
and you left.
Just like that.
Without a goodbye,
you left my life,
and everyone else's.
May 21, 2014,
you passed away.
And ever since that happened,
my days haven't been good.
You were a light in my life.
But now you're gone.
Now my days are darker
than night.
Brian, you meant so much.
Everyone says,
you are in a better place now.
But, I feel like your better place
is here with me
and your family and friends.
Forever you're in my heart.
A lock secures my love
for you,
in a safe that no one else
will be able to find,
but me and you.
Love,
Kara Jackson
Mr and Mrs McGuire, my wife and I would like to express our deepest sympathies to you and your family. After meeting you the other night, our hearts pain for you. As parents, our lives are forever changed and please accept our love and deepest condolences. Bill and Kim Wornstaff and family
I found a beautiful poem that will hopefully bring your spirits up, and to not grieve in the loss of your son . The poem is titled the Angel Light .
"Although you may not see them, you're always in their sight.
They bring the gift of love and guidance, it is called the angel light.
You know they always hear you, to them your voice is dear.
With the comfort that they bring to you, you need not ever fear.
So here's a place for to come, to do with angels that must be done.
To make our world whole and bright, and share with all, the angel light."
I honestly barley knew your son Brian, but I saw him everyday and let me tell you, he was an amazing person . His smile brought joy to everyone around him . He was very charismatic and loving . He was loved by so many people, especially his wonderful family . You gave him the gift of life, and I'm sure he appreciates that very much . You gave him an amazing family and a roof over his head, which is all you need . In those short 14 years, he lived his life . Now he is living in a place we like to call paradise . You set him free and your son became a beautiful angel . He has now spread his wings . Gone but never forgotten . Rest in peace Brian McGuire . I'm so sorry for your loss .
-Morgan Seri
Thanks for being a great friend to my brother! I had so much fun seeing Catching Fire with you and having you sleepover all the time. We miss and love you so much. Rest in peace, Slim Shady.
With deep condolences, Jessica Kovalick.
