of Warilla
Taken from us suddenly on Friday 30th May 2025. Cherished son of Ray and Sharon, and Christy. Much loved brother of Jayson, Shayla, Darren, Michaela, and Taylah. Beloved Grandson of Teresa, Alison and Sean, Joanne and Andrew (dec), and great grandson of Ron and Pauline (dec). Fun uncle of Harley, Ivy-Rose, Noah, Mason, Lexie, and Nevaeh. Bryan will be sadly missed by his loving family and many dear friends.
We will miss your smiling face, a special person no one can replace
Ride on, Forever 17 Years
Relatives and friends are invited to attend Bryan’sfuneral service to be held at H.Parsons Funeral Home, 34 Belmore Street Wollongong on Tuesday 10th June 2025 at 12pm.
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H.Parsons Funeral Home, 34 Belmore St, Wollongong, New South Wales 2500, AUView on Google Maps
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Bryan, I didn’t know you for a long time but boy did you make an impact.
I absolutely had no idea of who Sabarina Carpenter was but now because of you I will never forget who she is. Whenever I hear her sing Espresso or Please Please Please , I will always remember you saying to me how do you not know who she is she’s hot hot hot Lorraine.
I will miss hearing you yelling to me
“not you again, what do you want?”
when I’m talking to my sister on the phone.
Keep smiling Bryan, I will miss you ❤️
Gunna miss playing fortnite and talking shit with ya mate. Know we had a ups and downs but I would have done anything for ya. You will never know how much you and the gang saved me when I was at my darkest. Rest easy mate.
Today, we gather with heavy hearts to remember someone who touched our lives in the most profound and unforgettable way — Brian Scorse.
Brian was just 17 years old, but in that short time, he left a mark that most people don’t leave in a lifetime. He was one of the good ones — the kind of young man who made you believe in kindness, in laughter, and in loyalty. Brian had a heart of gold — genuinely. He was caring, respectful, and thoughtful beyond his years.
He had so much life ahead of him. Dreams, plans, and so much potential. And while we’ll always wish we had more time — more years, more memories, more everything — we’re so deeply grateful for the time we did have. Every second with Brian was a gift.
Today we cry, we grieve, and we remember. But we also hold tight to the love he gave so freely, the joy he brought to our lives, and the way he made this world — and our world — better just by being in it.
Will definitely miss ya my little wood stacker mate.