Ian was one of the best people I have ever met. We shared years of great memories and I wish there could be many more. He was such a kind man and his time here was far to short. He had the ability to light up a room no matter the situation. He also did the best to cheer people up even when he was down. Ian was always there when I needed him the most. He will always be my best friend, he will always be loved and he will always have a place in my heart. I am very thankful of the time we did get to share and the memories we made but I so badly wish there could be more. There will never be anyone else like Ian in my life.... Ian was one of a kind and very special to me
Ian was a huge part of my childhood growing up on Forest Ave. He had the most amazing lego collection and me and my brother were so jealous. Tyler, Ian and I would spend hours trading baseball cards. I remember he was such a nerd! Always had the coolest toys too. So many games of flashlight tag, chestnut wars and snowball forts with this kid. I remember him fondly and will always associate him with a great childhood. RIP old friend.
Working 'till 1 am every day would have been horrible without Ian. We shared a lot of great conversations and I'm glad for that. Ian was always kind and fair and there to hear out anyone who needed someone talk to. Hearing his laugh always made me smile.
I had the pleasure of working with Ian on TWC at Nexxlinx. He always had a smile on his face and would always be the first person to say hello. I used to like talking to him on my breaks. He had a laugh that was infectious and will be missed dearly.
Ian was always kind to me, my friends and the customers we worked with. I loved his laugh and he always had a great attitude with a big smile. Doug Folsom
