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On 4/29/83 he and 3 other airman flew a small plane from Redlands airport in CA near Norton AFB - they were with the 63rd - and flew to Las Vegas for the day. They left for a return sometime before 5 pm that same day but never returned. The plane crashed into a 5,400 sheer cliff and then rolled down the cliff into Bear Creek, in a very remote area, killing all 4 airman the oldest 25 and youngest 19.
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Maryann Puwalski (Cunningham) (1982)
I had no idea that Brian had died. Does anyone know more? This is such a shocker and so sad.
Ann Falcon (1981)
Maryann, I agree no idea about Brian - So many friends gone too young...RIP Brian
David Glaser (1983)
Brian was killed in a small plane crash in 1983 out west somewhere, possibly military related,I can't remember
Thomas McDonald (1980)
I graduated with Brian. On 4/29/83 he and 3 other airman flew a small plane from Redlands airport in CA near Norton AFB - they were with the 63rd - and flew to Las Vegas for the day. They left for a return sometime before 5 pm that same day but never returned. The plane crashed into a 5,400 sheer cliff and then rolled down the cliff into Bear Creek, in a very remote area, killing all 4 airman the oldest 25 and youngest 19. Last I saw Brian - he and I were throwing a frisbee in the courtyard of a Wildwood Crest bungalow where about 10 of us went after graduation. He was a great kid and buddy...