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Brian was always a great guy, he had a great spirit in life and on the ice. I played with Brian at HHS Hockey and he was one the first players to make varsity. Everyone loved and respected Brian, I am sorry for your loss. May God bless your family Andrew J.(Drew) Julian Jr. HHS 73

WE are saddened by Brian's passing, our sympathies go out to Kate and the children and grandchildren. Brian was our plumber with all our additions and issues throughout our years in Hingham. He was wonderful.

My heart has been breaking all week for everyone who knew Coach Brian, and my DEEPEST condolences go out to his family. I got to witness first hand his love he gave to not only his family but to everyone he cared for. He would do anything for his grandchildren and in a way his whole hockey team became like his grandkids. This past season was my son's first year on a real hockey team and Coach Brian was a perfect match for him, he kept him on his toes but gave him the guidance he needed while letting him know he truly cared. I could go on and on... We will never forget Coach and I'm sure he will be watching over them all as they grow. 💕

We are so very sorry for your loss. What a shock. He was a great man and a great Dad. Our condolences to all of you. Dan and Gayle O’Connell

I am deeply sorry for your loss Kate. Brian was a true husband, father, grandfather and coach. He was also my line mate back in the day. He was a good friend and I will miss him. My condolences

Kasey and family, I am so deeply saddended to hear of your dads death. Its unimaginable and no words of sympathy can ease the loss you all bear. In reading about him, he seemed like such a special man, treasured by all who met him. He was blessed to have so many who loved him. I hope you find comfort in all the wonderful memories and with eachother. My prayers are with you. Liz

I was both surprised and saddened to hear of Brian's death. Most of my memories of him revolve around both of us working for the recreation commission during the summers (no one cut a better lawn on a riding mower!) and HHS theater stuff. He was a friend, encourager and had a light hearted spirit. May you rest in peace Brian, until that great day of Resurrection.

Prayers and well wishes from the Cain Family

What a joy to know Brian! Whenever he worked at our house, he eagerly shared stories of his wonderful family. The man truly LIVED. My heart is with your family, Brian, and I'm confident that you gave them enough love to help them through all that saying "so long" means. Stephanie