Brian K Chamberlin
February 22, 1968 - February 2, 2025

"Brian was a great man, one of the best people I've ever met in my life. He had a quiet and loving spirit, he loved his dogs, his motorcycles and his friends. I don't know a soul that was a friend of his that couldn't just go to his house with trouble and he'd offer the shoulder, the right words to lift your spirits, and a drink, too, it that was your fancy. He touched the hearts of so many, there is definitely a missing part of Whidbey Island without him. I still can't believe that he's gone. Brian, not like you'll read this but thank you for being in my life, I'll treasure the countless memories we shared, maybe at some point stop crying about you not being here anymore. I knew it would be unfathomable to live without you, and it's so much harder in reality than I thought it'd be. Thank you for giving me an effortless love in our friendship that is irreplaceable, indisposable and being there for me no matter when or where. I love you. Devastated is an understatement, but I hope wherever you are, that there is bliss and peace that you deserve. I hope you know that there are so many people that love you. Thank you for being you, your friendship saved my life that summer that I moved back to Mark's and was completely heartbroken, I really appreciate you loving me through all of that pain and being my light, bringing my light back to my heart. I'm glad our friendship turned into the beautiful irreplacable bond it became and forever it will stay. I could go on forever about how much I love you. It's not goodbye, it's I'll see you later. Gypsy Rose will miss you too, you were one of the only friends of mine she ever took a nap with. I love those memories, too. I don't think that it'll ever get easier, missing you always, loving you always, but I'd like to think that you always feel it. I hope you visit my heart sometimes, I like to think you do, and then you go to wherever you go, I hope you're free and happy. Always wanted that for you. Rest in peace. I know you'd want us all to party for you and stop crying. Here's to you. A hot-buttered rum, a duck-fart, a white Russian or a whipped vodka anything? Always dedicated to you first for sure. And a bouquet of flowers for your Mother every mother's day, just because you'd never forget to. Just in case. I love you Bry, See ya, love It's all love. Xxxxoooooooxxxxooooxoxo"

"Brian, I still do no want to believe that you are no longer here. You were one of my closest friends, you always greeted me with a smile and would touch on what we discussed when we saw each other last, no matter how much time had passed in between. You gave me an opportunity of a lifetime by letting me ride away on a Harley with just a few hundred dollars down, and that forever changed my life. I was looking forward to riding with you, now every time I ride I know your with me. I love you brother. I will never forget you. When we see each other again, we will have a lot to talk about. To answer your last message I never took the time to respond to, being a dad is incredible, my boy will hear so many stories about his uncle b dogg and how he was one of the greatest men I had ever known. Heros fade, but legends never die. "

"Brian was one of my favorite people, not just on the island but in my life. He was a great guy, always willing to do whatever he could to help a friend in need, always down to burn one and hang out and laugh with you for a while. I only had the pleasure of being his friend for the last three years but he left an impression on me that I know will last a lifetime. I could sit here all night and go on and on and on about the good heart he had, what hobbies he enjoyed most, etc but I feel like anyone reading this is already aware that Brian was an amazing human being. The world became a darker place the day you passed away, friend. Gotta kep it moving now, no time for sadness for I believe we'll see each other again one day. Until then, know that you are incredibly missed. Gone but never forgotten!!!"