Obituary for Brian Lee Blevins
Brian Lee Blevins, age 43 of Pulaski died Sunday, December 20, 220 as the result of a vehicle accident.
Born February 28, 1977 in Pulaski, he is the son of Linda Horton Blevins and the late Roy Everett Blevins.
He was a graduate of Pulaski County High School.
He is survived by
His mother – Linda Horton Blevins – Pulaski
Brother – James Everett Blevins – Pulaski
Favorite Cousin – Sharon Cook
Per his wishes, there will not be any services.
To sign Brian’s online guestbook, visit www.bowerfunerallhome.com
Bower Funeral Home, Pulaski is handling the arrangements for the family.
James Blevins
December 23, 2020 @ 12:57 pm
Life is to.short!! We don’t know why, we don’t know how but when God’s ready for you he reaches down and gets you. I just wish I could have known it was going to be your turn to get grabbed and we would have got 1 more time to talk. We probably wouldn’t of got much talking done. It would’ve have been the average cuss,fuss,make mad and get mad kinda conversation. Ending in a fight kinda thing. Then not talking for a while. Then the next time were see each other no matter how long a few days or a few years when that time came same thing again. But at least we were consistant, if we really realized how short life is then instead of now we may have done it a little different, but honestly probably not because that’s just us. In highn sight that really sucks we couldn’t have tried something a little different and maybe these feelings I’m feeling like would be a little easier right now. And even though it seemed and we felt the need to put each other down, fight, and ignor each other. Let’s be honest that would have never changed and that’s truly awful and sad. Even though it was heart attack level stress, head about to explode, let’s get it on right now time every time we passed. We were always who we were consistent. Now looking back on it maybe that’s better than most relation ships. It sucked then and it would suck now to have this conversation with you face face instead of on this comment thing. We would be atleast fighting by now. Probably 1 of us on the way to jail. And that consistency we had was ok then but looking back on it now it was ignorant,stupid,and down right retarded. And now sounds awful to most, but we know that was just us. (Constantly & Consistantly Stupid) p.s. I know I made you cry alone growing up, well you finally did little bro you made me cry this time!) Don’t get the big head it was just a little. Ha Ha. Miss and love you. Jimmy
Treva Weise
December 26, 2020 @ 3:29 pm
Cuz you were taken too soon, I always couldn’t for Spring break from school and summer vacation to come stay with you, Aunt Linda and Jimmy I can’t believe that you are gone I will keep your memories alive I promise you.
Cody Donaldson
December 23, 2020 @ 8:01 pm
Rip uncle Brian, I’m sorry it ended this way I really am although we didn’t communicate like we should have I’m in words of loss! I’m so sorry this happened to you if I could go back in time I would have gaven you a ride and maybe this wouldn’t have happened! I didn’t know better none of us did. I’ll never forget the memories we had I’ll never forget playing halo 1 and 2 with you around 8 or 9 years old. Love ya uncle Brian…. may we meet again ❤️
-Cody
Sheri Akers
December 24, 2020 @ 12:33 pm
Brian, we had not seen each other for a long time. But, I remember how you loved Arianna when she was little. I remember when you were born and visiting at pawpaws.
I will miss you.
Susan Rhudy Bain
December 26, 2020 @ 9:34 am
Linda, I just read this obituary and realized this is your son. I am so very sorry. I will prayer for comfort and strength for you and the others who mourn for the loss of Brian. I remember those two boys coming with Richard to visit us on the farm.
Betsy Stowers
December 28, 2020 @ 8:07 pm
Brian,I can’t seem to get you off my mind for even a hr. It seems like..we had many good times and you know I just adored you and your mom too..I know she’s heart broken… I’ll be going to see her this week. And lord I 🙏 that you just give his family and especially his mommy the strength she needs to get thru these days, weeks and months that are to come! Brian will always have a very special place in my heart, he’ll be missed very much! Love Betsy…
Melissa
January 3, 2021 @ 12:01 am
Brian Blevins it has been a while since the last time we hung out. But we absolutely did make sure when we were kickin’ back with buddies, we were real friends, the kind who makes the special people in our lives a priority by the efforts, time, rearrangements of schedules, & confirming plans. And the people who want to check in on others-they do so, the ones that care-do unconditionally & the people who make plans to get together with you-they follow thru with that. I have many fond memories to reflect back on. RIP my friend Brian Blevins. I know my husband, your friend, David Sutton has already sought you out in Heaven and is showing you around, introducing you to my other soulmate my first ❤️ Scott Tingen & I reconnected 4 years after David passed. The rug was ripped out from under my feet again when I woke up in our home to find Scott unexpectedly & suddenly passed. So you will be welcomed by family/friends & strangers that will quickly become part of your inner circle. You are already missed. I am blessed that David’s & Scott’s Spirit/Angel are with me always. And I pray to them as they are still here & expecting them to walk in our front door anytime. I hope this message warms your ❤️ knowing that I am going to be grieving for you (another one gone to soon) that you are in Heaven & reunite with your welcome crew. RIP Brian Blevins. You are a great friend & I will miss you… until we meet again.