Brian Choi Obituary

Hey Brian, sorry it took so long for me to say something, but I miss you buddy. Your phone number is still in my phone after all these years, I still wear pink in your honor as well. Thank you for being so good to me. RIP, gone but never forgotten.

I knew Brian from kindergarden till about 7th or 8th grade when they moved out of NJ, and i think they moved to either Colorado or Texas. Even back then he was colossal in comparison to the other CYO b-ball players, sorry it took me so long to find this out, but he will be missed, may he rest in peace.

I had the pleasure of meeting Brian while working at Finish Line... I provided him with all of his Nike Shox while I was there. He was my BEST customer. His familiar face and his bright smile will be missed. You are in my prayers.

I was so sad to hear that Brian had passed away. He was such a good guy and I will miss him.I am sorry for your loss and my prayers are with you.

I am so sorry for your loss. I went to high school with Brian and he was an amazing person very caring and so gentle, he will forever be missed.

Brian was a great person. I knew him in high school and we would help eachother on our math homework . I will miss him so much. God bless and my prayers go out to his family.

Brian was my favorite customer at Perkins Dodge. I was always happy to see his Pimped out Magnum bump into the lot! I send all my prayers to the family and all his friends. What a huge loss to everyone who knew him. I will miss you Brian.

Brian was such an inspiration to my son Jeff when he played at MSU. Jeff was the "new kid" on the line. Brian took him under his wing and taught him well. I also remember the big bear hugs he gave his mom after the first game I saw and I told Jeff that was the most important "play" of all he would learn from Brian. Love your family, and Brian certainly did that. My deepest sympathy to his family.
The Bolton's

I am deeply saddened to learn of Brian's passing. My heart and prayers go out to all his family. He was my son's Big Brother when Brian was in college in Bozeman. Alex looked up to him and loved him very much. We all appreciated the energy and compassion that Brian displayed by signing up to be a mentor for Big Brothers Big Sisters and in his relationship with our family. We are lucky to have known him. Brian always spoke highly of his whole family and especially his parents. I'm so sorry for your loss.

My wife and I loved seeing Brian after the games. Because his parents could not make all of the games my wife (who weighs 106 lbs) would tell Brian that she would be his surogate mom which Brian found very amusing. He was so approachable and so nice. Definetely one of our favorite Bobcats. He will be missed.

Brian was a great man. Brian defnitely was someone who had a big heart and cared about many. I, among others was lucky enough to know him and have him for a teammate for a year. I wish his family the best in this sad time.

I met Brian at Montana State University. He played on the Bobcats football team with my son Kane Ioane.He was a kind person..very well liked by all his teammates..it was an honor for my family to know him in such a short time..God Bless You Brian.

I am so saddened by your loss. I played with Brian at MSU from his arrival until our concluding game in Louisiana in 2002. My wife and I new Brian very well and are blessed to have known him. We will keep Brian and his family in our prayers.

Sincerely,

Michael Quast

Brian was a gentle giant. His size was only to accommodate such a big, loving heart. We will all grieve the loss of Brian but also celebrate the life he lived.

I am very sorry for your loss! I was so hurt when my Dad called me yesterday morning, to let me know what he had read. Brian and I went to high school together, he was a year older than me. We went to Brians senior prom together and had a wonderful time. I will always remember his smiling face!

I had the pleasure of meeting Brian while I was attending MSU, through my husband Mike who also played on the online. Brian truly was a very caring person with an amazing smile and heart. I still smile thinking about a time when Brian gave me a ride to campus and drove right to the front door of the building I had class at. Brian was an amazing athlete and I am proud to have met him. He will be greatly missed.
My deepest sympathies go out to your family,

Brian was one of my very good friends. I am going to miss him so very deeply. He was one of the few people that i know that, no matter the situation he would always see the good in things. He will be missed by so many and my deepest condolances go out to his family.

We are deeply sorry to hear of Brian's passing. Although we never got to really know Brian, it was a pleasure meeting and conversing with him when he escorted our daughter Michelle, to the Mitchell High School Prom. His gracious demeanor, and solemn respectfullness, were a lasting testament to his Korean culture; and for that we are grateful. Please accept our heartfelt condolences.

Allen & Hi Cha Sachs

I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I too went to school with Brian and became good friends with him our senior year. He was a wonderful person with a lot to offer the world. He will be greatly missed.

I went to high school and played on the "O" Line with Brian. I haven't seen him since except on T.V. playing for the Lobos. He was always really nice and had a great sense of humor. I am extreemly sorry to hear of his passing and want his family to know that they are in my prayers.

Brian was so nice, I'll miss seeing him.

I went to High School with Brian. I didn't know him very well but I'm sure he was a great man and will be missed by all.
My deepest sympathy to his family and friends.

To Family and Friends,

I am truely deeply sorry for your loss. I got to know Brian thru Work at The Alternate Source. He came around often and hung out. He was a great guy and very sweet. He will be greatly missed by us here at The Alternate Source. My prayers and thoughts go out to you.

Always,
Cassie