Authored by: anonymous on Saturday, October 01 2005 @ 12:23 AM EDT

We love you Brian.

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Authored by: anonymous on Saturday, October 01 2005 @ 05:26 PM EDT

You will be remembered with pride and sorrow. God Bless you, Brian --an American Hero!

Carlsbad, CA

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Authored by: anonymous on Saturday, October 01 2005 @ 09:44 PM EDT

Hey brother Dunlap,

It was a fine pleasure to work along side of you here at Camp Pendleton Fire.... You will always be missed !

FFz

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Authored by: anonymous on Sunday, October 02 2005 @ 10:51 PM EDT

Brian,
I would like to say thank you for your service and sacrifice for our Country. And to your family, I wish to extend my deepest sympathy.

Semper Fi Devil Dog!

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Authored by: anonymous on Tuesday, October 04 2005 @ 09:39 PM EDT

I had the pleaure of meeting Birian Dunlap about a year ago when he took my step daughter out for a date. At the time the young man was a firefighter. He spoke affectionately of the Marine Core, how great it is and how their philosophy was to draw out the enemy, engage them and then kill them.

We learned of his death this week.

I want to say that Brian was/is a great American. What made him great? He beleived in freedom and was willing to go fight for his country. In a time when everyone does nothing but complain, Brian didn't. But isn't that the way it always is with those who guarantee our freedom, with their blood? He was in IRAQ yesterday, defending us so that tomorrow they arn't here killing us.

May the Lord Bless and Keep you, May the Lord let his light fall upon you, Now and for all eternity. Semper Fi Brian/Marine ---- good job! We will all miss you and never forget what you did for us.

It was a plearue for me to meet this young American Hero.

Sincerely,

Stu
Senior Staff Engineer
Vietnam Vet

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Authored by: anonymous on Friday, October 07 2005 @ 01:04 AM EDT

Today, we came together in your home town of Carmichael to say good-bye. A very sad day for us as we looked at only a large photo of you in your blues which you were so proud to wear. I remember a young kid of 17 who grew up to become a man that we all were proud and honored to know. As the military gun shots seared through the air, each bone in my body shook, and it was then that I realized beneath my tears, that you died doing what your mission in life was..looking out for other people. I can only hope that you are no longer in pain, and are looking down upon us now..looking out for other people as always. I said today, and I will say it again. "Leave it to Brian to bring us all together after all of these years", the only thing missing was the black Metallica t-shirts. We all love you "little Brian", and you are missed.

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