Brian Albert Afanador, age 59, passed away on Monday, April 13, 2020. He was a devoted father to his two girly girls, a competitive golfer, an avid fisherman, a passionate musician, a dedicated youth soccer coach, and a successful salesman. Brian’s love of life and commitment to lifting others up left a positive impact on this world that can never be replaced. His infectious laugh and easygoing attitude will be missed by the many who loved and cared for him. He always encouraged others to live by his motto “drive fast and take chances.”
Brian is preceded in death by his parents, Carlos and Gloria Afanador, and his sisters, Annette Afanador and Tina Duffy. He is survived by his daughters and sons-in-law, Katie and Teddy Williams and Monica and Mark Fleury (Atlanta, GA); sisters, Carol Afanador (Sarasota, FL) and Lisa and husband Jim Turner (Paducah, KY); brothers, Craig Afanador (Townville, SC) and David Afanador and Ann Belliveau (Cleveland, OH); as well as many nieces, nephews and friends.
Due to current restrictions, a celebration of life will be planned for and communicated at a later date.
Brian is preceded in death by his parents, Carlos and Gloria Afanador, and his sisters, Annette Afanador and Tina Duffy. He is survived by his daughters and sons-in-law, Katie and Teddy Williams and Monica and Mark Fleury (Atlanta, GA); sisters, Carol Afanador (Sarasota, FL) and Lisa and husband Jim Turner (Paducah, KY); brothers, Craig Afanador (Townville, SC) and David Afanador and Ann Belliveau (Cleveland, OH); as well as many nieces, nephews and friends.
Due to current restrictions, a celebration of life will be planned for and communicated at a later date.
Brian Albert Afanador, age 59, passed away on Monday, April 13, 2020. He was a devoted father to his two girly girls, a competitive golfer, an avid fisherman, a passionate musician, a dedicated youth soccer coach, and a successful salesman. Brian’s love of life and commitment to lifting others up left a positive impact on this world that can never be replaced. His infectious laugh and easygoing attitude will be missed by the many who loved and cared for him. He always encouraged others to live by his motto “drive fast and take chances.”
Brian is preceded in death by his parents, Carlos and Gloria Afanador, and his sisters, Annette Afanador and Tina Duffy. He is survived by his daughters and sons-in-law, Katie and Teddy Williams and Monica and Mark Fleury (Atlanta, GA); sisters, Carol Afanador (Sarasota, FL) and Lisa and husband Jim Turner (Paducah, KY); brothers, Craig Afanador (Townville, SC) and David Afanador and Ann Belliveau (Cleveland, OH); as well as many nieces, nephews and friends.
Due to current restrictions, a celebration of life will be planned for and communicated at a later date.
Brian is preceded in death by his parents, Carlos and Gloria Afanador, and his sisters, Annette Afanador and Tina Duffy. He is survived by his daughters and sons-in-law, Katie and Teddy Williams and Monica and Mark Fleury (Atlanta, GA); sisters, Carol Afanador (Sarasota, FL) and Lisa and husband Jim Turner (Paducah, KY); brothers, Craig Afanador (Townville, SC) and David Afanador and Ann Belliveau (Cleveland, OH); as well as many nieces, nephews and friends.
Due to current restrictions, a celebration of life will be planned for and communicated at a later date.
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