The Tribute to Brian Walker by Steve Landrigan March 1998 On a cassette tape recording this Tribute by Steve Landrigan to Brian Walker who died March 6 1998 is an eternal gift to be forever treasured. Steve Landrigan, a very dear friend who became friend in admiration and support of Brian for over a decade paid homage to Brian and to his grieving family, and loved ones with these most memorable words Steve spoke with intimate respect and affection on behalf of all our family His words were moving and poetic, and drew an ethereal painting of a life well lived At this remarkable service of celebration and life remembrance, the Steelpan musician was Robert "Bullet" Thwaites. His rendition of Amazing Grace was stirring and soothing contemplation. Known probably for all other artistic talents than his choir trained Baritone voice, it was Brian's singing of the hymn, His Eye is on the Sparrow that lent a prayerful lament and balming comfort to the congregation To echo Steve's thoughts for generations to come Brian Lives

On a cassette tape recording this Tribute by Steve Landrigan to Brian Walker who died March 6 1998 is an eternal gift to be forever treasured. Steve Landrigan, a very dear friend who became friend in admiration and support of Brian for over a decade paid homage to Brian and to his grieving family, and loved ones with these most memorable words Steve spoke with intimate respect and affection on behalf of all our family His words were moving and poetic, and drew an ethereal painting of a life well lived At this remarkable service of celebration and life remembrance, the Steelpan musician was Robert "Bullet" Thwaites. His rendition of Amazing Grace was stirring and soothing contemplation. Known probably for all other artistic talents than his choir trained Baritone voice, it was Brian's singing of the hymn, His Eye is on the Sparrow that lent a prayerful lament and balming comfort to the congregation To echo Steve's thoughts for generations to come Brian Lives