Thoughts from Friends

	I was so sorry to hear of your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with your family and business associates. Marvin, be strong, Brent would want you to carry on!
	Connie Marcum (Clarksville, IN)

	People say that the eyes are the windows of the soul. Did you ever notice Brents'. .? Without saying a word you could feel his emotions. Sympathy, caring, interest, wit, empathy or "I'm going to solve your problem" eyes. Never once do I remember seeing a "your are bothering me" or take it somewhere else" look. Before I left Louisville, I saw this legacy passed down to his son Darin. His gentle concern for his bubbie was so touching to see. Thank you Brent for passing along this wonderful treasure through to your son. The world is better off for it. Brent made a difference, a BIG diffence.
	Cathie Woods (Atlanta, GA)

	I went to second grade at Hikes Graded Elementary in Buechel with Brent Smith. He told me jokes and ran faster than me. When the teacher had us practicing writing, I was not doing it right and I started crying when the teacher kept givng my work back to do again but not telling what I was doing wrong. Brent leaned over and told me how to do it right. I never forgot his kindness. He was my second grade friend. The only one I remember from that time. Even in the second grade he was beyond most of us.
	James Larry Hood (Nicholasville, KY)

	Jan and family, We are so sorry to hear of your loss. Know that you are being thought of and are in our prayers
	Bert & Bill Hainsworth (Ocala, FL)

	Janet, I'm so sorry for your loss. Brent was a great guy. I truly enjoyed our friendship since first meeting you and Brent back in the 70's at Executive Bowl. He was a lot of fun to be around and will be missed. May GOD bring peace and comfort to you knowing what a great father and husband he has been to you, Darren and Julie. With All My Blessings ! Ron Moore
	Ron Moore (Louisville, KY)

	Marvin, I am so sorry about Brent. I became friends with you both long ago and have such fun memories of you two. I will never forget Brent and his wonderful smile and wit. He will be missed! Love and prayers,
	Annette Goodknight (Prospect, KY)

	Dear Janet, Darin, and Julie, My thoughts are with you all. Brent was one of the sweetest men on earth. I'll never forget his 50th birthday party, the Christmas Dinners at the Pendennis Club (in which we had to be seperated!), motorcycle riding, and the dinners together laughing the entire time. He will be greatly missed by all.
	Laura Davis (Louisville, KY)

	We have known Brent for nearly 40 years. In all those years, in every meeting with Brent, we have felt our lives to have been enriched by spending time with him. He had a way of making a person feel accepted and valued. His sense of humor brought life to our day. It was a blessing to have known him. We will miss him.
	Patty & Jerry King (Louisville, KY)

	Jan, Marvin, and Family: We are deeply saddened by Brent's passing. Always enjoyed his company and were friends since we were students at U of L 40+ years ago. Never heard a negative word about Brent. He will be missed. Glad I had the opportunity to speak with him in the past 2 months.
	Terry Hyman (Orlando, FL)

	Marvin, I am so sorry to learn of Brent's passing. I know how close you were and how much you are going to miss him. I will keep you and your family in my heart and in my prayers. God Bless, Kaye March
	Kaye March (Louisville, KY)

	I knew Brent 25 years ago when I worked at the old Hikes Point Liberty. He always had a smile on his face and was a great guy to do business with. I am so sorry for Marvin and the entire family
	Polly Forns (Hopkinsville, KY)

	May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
	Debby Canary (Louisville, KY)

	Marvin, I am so sorry to hear about Brent. You guys were always so much fun to work with. I know you will miss him. It was a pleasure to know him and work with him.
	Lois Jenkins (Elizabethown, KY)

	We are so sorry for your loss and hope that your memories will comfort you.
	Mike Isaac Isaac Contracting (Louisville, KY) Contact me

	March 12, 2008
	I will never forget Brent and the Bubba Chicken story. We are so sorry for your loss. Karen and David Berman
	Karen Berman (Indianapolis, IN)

	To Brent's family I am deeply saddened by your loss. Brent was a special man who I admired greatly. I will miss his visits to my office and his one of a kind golf swing. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
	Mike Mattingly (Louisville, KY)

	Brent was one of a kind. A true friend with an incredible wit and sense of humor. He was always available to help me in my business or other issues. A true professional in work and family man who loved his family and spoke proudly of them often. My business and my life have been enhanced by having the good fortune to have known Brent for almost 20 years. I will miss him greatly.
	Bob Patterson (Louisville, KY)

	Jan, Marvin and all of Brent's Family, Please know we are so very sorry and our hearts break to hear of Brent's passing. We look at our pictures of Brent 36 years ago and they seem like - yesterday. We will miss him. Love Greg and Libby
	Greg & Libby Quire (Shepherdsville, KY)
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