Brian Dennis Maloney

I always loved working for Brian at Aquarius Pets he was one of the most knowagble man I have know. He took that pet store from nothing to the best pet store around. Mary you made him a better man and I am so glad I was able to get to know you to. I am so sorry for your loss he was much to young to go. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Linda Seymour

Brian will always be my favorite employer. Brian was always fair and cared a great deal about his employees. Even after I had moved on to being a teacher in Hawaii Brian made a custom acrylic light hood for the 75 gallon tank I had in my classroom. Aquarius Pets, Brian, Mary and all the great people I had the pleasure of working with will always have a a special place in my heart.

We have missed seeing Brian at our antiques shows the last few years after his illness no longer allowed him to cover the Fox Valley Antiques Show and the Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Association Show for Auction Action. He had a knack for picking out the best thing in your booth and photographing it for the press release. And, of course, he had a way with words. Brian knew his stuff. Jim and I will miss seeing Brian work his way through our shows, booth by booth. His visit to our booth was always one of the highlights of our shows. Rest in peace, Brian.

We are so sorry for your loss. We will remember your family in our thoughts and prayers.

Brian was an amazing business man and friend. He was always thinking and questioning everything which gave him an interesting outlook on life. Whenever I see a classic station wagon I think of him! Not only did Brian have exceptional taste in reliable, roomy vehicles, Brian chose good people as employees which led to good friendships for us as well as an Aquarius Pets Facebook group. I haven't worked anywhere else where a former business has a current facebook page which wasn't even created by the owner! Thank-you Brian and Mary for dropping by to visit me in Cambridge when you went grocery shopping. You didn't have to wait until you saw me out in the yard. You could have knocked. I would have been happy to see you! Mary I am worried about you all alone out on the farm. I know you lost your best friend. I hope you have a lot of supportive people around you. Please call me if you need help with anything. I'm usually in Cambridge on the weekends. Hang in there. I'm sorry I didn't get to say "goodbye."