Trabajo duro y esmero, tanto de Brian como cualquier cosa, estructura ayudada de MYHA el club que tenemos hoy. In addition to being a tireless volunteer and powerful voice both within our club and at the CBHL, Brian was a genuinely nice person. The entire MYHA family will miss Brian.

“Anyone wishing to honor Brian’s memory can do so by making a contribution to the Congestive Heart Failure Fund at the Washington Hospital Center.”

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  1. Jesse Hightower wrote:

    I had the honor of playing under Coach Melnick in the Montgomery House League in ‘02-’03 and with his son Greg for that team along with the inaugural Springbrook High School team. It was a privilege to know Brian, as he was a smart and supportive coach and an all-around generous man. I’m glad I had the chance to see him this past November at the Springbrook Alumni game. He will be greatly missed by me and everyone involved in hockey around the region. My best wishes go out to the entire Melnick family.

    Tuesday, July 10, 2007 at 12:21 pm | Permalink

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