Brian, I truly wish God would have made you live to 100 years old, but God had a different plan for you. Brian was my classmate from Reede Gray Elem. to Redwood Valley HS, and he was always respectful to Everyone! He also had a great sense of humor. My condolences to Brians Family. Brian will be missed and never forgotten.

Posted by Jacob Frank on July 11, 2025

Rachael, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I was thinking of you the other day, and only put it together today. Prayers for you and your family. My heart breaks for you! Sincere condolences.

Posted by Christy Brown on July 9, 2025

I haven't seen Brian in years, but I still remember his humor, his smile and how great of a friend he was. I am so sad to hear of this tragedy. I pray for his family and friends to find peace. Brian will always be a part of my high-school memories... working at Tersteegs with him, hanging at the bowling alley parking lot on a Friday night with our entire crew, or friendly banter in the hallways of school. He was such a wonderful and kind person.

Posted by Nicole (Woelfel) Taylor on July 7, 2025

I'm sorry for this premature loss. The obituary is very sweet. I feel like I knew him from reading it. I'll be praying for your family. Keep telling your husband's stories. He lives as long as the stories are told. In Christ, Renee Dey, a Virginia church friend of Ben Hughes, one of your husband's army reserve friends.

Posted by Renee (a friend of a friend) on July 3, 2025

I first got to know SFC (ret) Brian Neudecker when he was the recruiter of E Co Combat Engineers) 2-136th CAB when I was the commander of the unit. A few years later, I was transferring from the MN Army National Guard to the US Army Reserve and in the small world of the Army, Brian had already transferred to the USAR and was able to fix issues with my transfer that my previous unit had created (they had put me into the Inactive Ready Reserve instead of the USAR). Brian was a professional Soldier that took care of his Soldiers…at all ranks. He will be missed by all Comrades in Arms that were fortunate enough to have served with him!

Posted by COL Joseph Berube on July 1, 2025

Working with Brian at 372 EN BDE he was a excellent Soldier and he loved his family very much as he spoke about them often and was proud of his wife's service too. With his recent adventures to Alaska it was great to be able to share that experience through his update. But that's the type of leader he was also in the military. He always kept his Soldiers informed. He will be truly missed. I send my condolences to his family in this time of sympathy and sadness for the loss of the great man. My thoughts and prayers are with them at this time. May God shine down upon them and provide them solace at this time of grief.

Posted by SGM Willson, Raymond on July 1, 2025