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Brian Andrew
Brian Andrew
Rivera
Brian Andrew Rivera
1977 – 2026
Passed away Wednesday, September 16, 2026 at the age of 48. He is the cherished “Dad” of Kylie (Corum) May. Loving “Papa” of Lydia Myers and Lorenzo May. Beloved son of Julio (Lynne K.) Rivera and Mary (Mike Olson) O’Neil. Dearest brother of Bradd Rivera and Jessi Rivera. Brian is further survived by his significant other Nikki Castillo, nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
Brian was preceded in death by his brother Todd Matthew Rivera.
Visitation Friday, September 25, 2026 at the Heritage Funeral Home 16880 W. National Avenue, New Berlin, WI 53151 from 4:00 PM until time of the Funeral Service at 6:30 PM.
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Favorite memory of my godson Brian was in 1983 .Return of the Jedi movie just come out. We went to the South Town theater and it was nearly sold out. Brian and l had to seat in the very
front row .Back then the movie screens were huge l thought ohhhh my gosh my neck is going to break off. But Brian insisted .he was sooooo excited his arm and legs were shaking. He LOVED the Star War Movies. It was FANTASTIC to see someone so happy !!!!!! Love you and will miss you greatly. Auntie Kathy
Just wanted to say how much,I always enjoyed doing things for U! UR extra special person! I can member taking U to school! One morning I said let’s be late for class,and stop at McDonald’s for a chocolate shack! U said oh yes! So we did and Brian was a half late but it was worth it seeing such a smile on.a 11 year old!! Oh yes U will.always be extra special in my life! Yes I ❤️ U! Auntie Karen
Brian. There are so many qualities and attributes about you that I am going to miss. Your infections smile and laughter is at the top of my list. Just seeing you smile. Whether in person or in pictures, you can always make me smile in return. Your kind and generous heart is another. You were always so willing to help others. I can remember a few times when your Aunt Karen (my mom) needed your help and you always made time to lend a hand when needed. I will also remember the times when we went swimming and go-carting in the Dells. You were always ready to play, and do fun activities. We never got to go pheasant hunting together, but I am still determined to do so, and I will think of you. Thank you for making the lives of your aunts so memorable, and keep Grandma and Grandpa O’Neil company for me. Love, Colleen.
I had the honor of working with Brian we also shared the love of pheasant hunting.
May God rest your soul