Audrey Savage
Brian Christopher Savage, 44, passed away on April 18, 2025, in Glendale, Arizona. Born on June 16, 1980, in Palos Heights, Illinois, Brian brought warmth and laughter into the lives of all who knew him.
Brian was a man known for his generous spirit and unwavering loyalty. He had a natural gift for connecting with people and was often the first to offer help to anyone in need. Whether it was lending a hand with a project or simply being there to listen, Brian’s presence was a source of comfort and strength.
He found joy in spending time with friends and family, always ready with a joke or a story that could light up the room. His sense of humor and kind-hearted nature made him beloved by many. A true protector at heart, Brian stood firmly for what he believed in and never hesitated to defend those he cared about.
Brian had a passion for working on his mini chopper and other hands-on projects. He took pride in building and fixing things, often pouring hours into perfecting his work. These hobbies were not just pastimes but expressions of his creativity and dedication.
He is lovingly remembered by his father Dennis Savage; his mother Linda Savage; his oldest sister Audrey Savage; and his youngest sister Brittney Greening. Brian was preceded in death by his grandparents Donald and Jewel Savage.
May the memory of Brian Christopher Savage bring comfort to those who knew him and continue to inspire acts of kindness and courage.
Brian was a man known for his generous spirit and unwavering loyalty. He had a natural gift for connecting with people and was often the first to offer help to anyone in need. Whether it was lending a hand with a project or simply being there to listen, Brian’s presence was a source of comfort and strength.
He found joy in spending time with friends and family, always ready with a joke or a story that could light up the room. His sense of humor and kind-hearted nature made him beloved by many. A true protector at heart, Brian stood firmly for what he believed in and never hesitated to defend those he cared about.
Brian had a passion for working on his mini chopper and other hands-on projects. He took pride in building and fixing things, often pouring hours into perfecting his work. These hobbies were not just pastimes but expressions of his creativity and dedication.
He is lovingly remembered by his father Dennis Savage; his mother Linda Savage; his oldest sister Audrey Savage; and his youngest sister Brittney Greening. Brian was preceded in death by his grandparents Donald and Jewel Savage.
May the memory of Brian Christopher Savage bring comfort to those who knew him and continue to inspire acts of kindness and courage.
