Brian Kish Obituary

It is always difficult saying goodbye to someone we love and cherish. Family and friends must say goodbye to their beloved Brian Kish of Sumerduck, Virginia, who passed away at the age of 60, on March 1, 2024. You can send your sympathy in the guestbook provided and share it with the family.

Funeral arrangement under the care of
Cremation Society of Virginia - Chantilly

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April 2, 2024

Dan Huffman wrote a sympathy message

“Brian was my strongest mentors when I was a Bob Evans and there are many interactions with him that I will always cherish. No one ever worked harder or was more fair than Brian. He always kept everyone laughing, so much so that he had to learn a "serious face" when confronting customers with a real problem. He lived life to its fullest. I will always cherish what he brought into my life.”

April 1, 2024

Debbie Mowery wrote a sympathy message

“My heart is so heavy to hear this. 💔 Brian was the Bob Evans Area Director for the 11+ years that I worked in the Chantilly restaurant . I have always thought so highly of Brian, his integrity, humanity, professionalism - as well as his fun and quirky sense of humor and larger than life grin. Brian, a mutual friend & I shared lunch just over a year ago. It was a joy to catch up. His employees (he was a manager in a new restaurant chain) obviously loved him, too! Brian will be missed by many.”

March 31, 2024

Alan Armes wrote a sympathy message

“I have long admired Brian, I worked for him at Bob Evans, and was glad to do so. He was very professional and I always knew where I stood and what was expected from me. He knew all of us by name and reputation. We were not a general collective to him but individuals. Furthermore, he knew his customers by name, their home stores they frequented.. I admired him the most when it was not beneath him to do dishes, pour coffee & pick up plates. Bryan was great ❤️ Alex & (Alan) Armes BEF #126”