Birth date: Nov 28, 1956 Death date: Jan 29, 2023
Racine - Bryan Douglas Kirnbauer, 66, passed away at Accent Care Hospice in Oak Creek on January 29, 2023. Bryan was born in Chicago, IL to Warren and Patricia (nee Wright) Kirnbauer on November 28, 1956. He was a self-employed s Read Obituary
OMG, I have been trying to reach Bryan and my gut was telling me something awful had happened. I decided to check the obits and unfortunately my instincts were right. My sincere condolences to his entire family. I have fond memories of Bryan. He was truly one of a kind. Will always remember his big heart, his compassion for others and his twisted sense of humor. Rest in peace my friend.
🕊️️ I am honored to have known Bryan He was one of the most comical men you could ever meet, never a dull moment His jokes kept a smile on your face, he was so talented. A personality out of this world lol if you couldn’t take a joke psssh forget about it 😂 I’ll forever remember you with that big smile Love you forever and always Bryan. My deepest sympathies and condolences 💐 prayers for all family and friends. Love you ♥️🕊️️ Lauren Garcia Jamie Kavaliunas
R.I.P. Bryan!
Sooo many memories of him. Spending time with him was always an adventure. To say the least. Always friendly & helpful from the first day I met him. I know he’s resting peacefully now. Work hard and play hard! Muuaah! 💕💕
Sad to hear this news, he was a great humor, n a big heart. He will be missed. But Bryan most definitely won't be forgotten. My prayers of strength to his family, he wouldn't want you sad. Celebrate his life and keep his memories cherished. Many hugs.
Love Machelle
I was saddened to hear of Bryan's passing. But I was also aware that his last days were passed in a state where he could not participate in life the way he wanted to. He was a great friend and he added so much joy to the lives of all around him.
I can still recall a particular golf outing at a country club where Bryan and I were in the same golf cart. Bryan's golf shoes were giving him a problem that day, so he took them off and played several holes barefoot. As we neared the last hole I suggested that he might want to put his shoes back on before approaching the club house. That way he would avoid the ire of the club's members who might have a problem with his bare feet on their perfectly manicured grass. As was typical of the gentleman side of Bryan, he agreed to my request so as to avoid any embarrassment to me. And, as was also typical of Bryan, he included a 2 minute rant on why his feet shouldn't have to ache just to please some country club snobs! Great memory of a great guy!
I'm going to miss him whenever I tee it up.
Dave Fogarty
