We have all lost a great great man. His legacy and influence will live on through the lives he touched. My deepest and sincerest condolences go out to his family during this time.

My condolences to family a friends. I worked with Brian @ GE in Houston, Tx. He is one of the reasons I got into the Environmental, Health and Safety field. We had a Texas v. NY thing that we had some fun with over the years. I will miss him.

My condolences to Brian's family. He was such a great guy and a great friend. I first met Brian 20 years ago when we both worked for GE Power, and we quickly became friends through our love of concerts and beer. I was fortunate enough to have traveled a few times with Brian as well, which included a big Europe trip to Munich (for Oktoberfest), Prague, and Salzburg. We saw so many good shows and had so many good times and laughs. Take care Brian. I miss you brother. The world is definitely a lesser place without you.

I am Brian's colleague and friend from General Electric. We worked together for several years in the GE's EHS department. We also met a few times after we both left GE. I remember Brian as an outgoing, inclusive and life loving personality and I will miss him terribly. Please accept my sincere condolences.

To the family, We are sorry for your loss. Brian was a friend and a good neighbor. The kind of person you could call on and know he'd be there to help out. We'll miss him on "the hill". Peter & Lin Mottarella

My heartfelt condolences to Brian's family and friends. I worked with Brian for many years at Trinity. Brian was one of the most hardworking, intelligent, knowledgeable, and passionate professionals I have come across in my career. Just a wonderful person and a great mentor. He was kind, wise, and generous. He will be missed terribly.

I have worked with Brian over the years on a number of environmental issues, and enjoyed each interaction and his informed and practical perspective. I am shocked and saddened, and extend my heartfelt sympathies to Brian's entire family. Rest, kind friend.

I would, as well as my fellow colleagues at CPower Energy, like to extend our condolences for the loss of Brian Noel. Through the past many years we have had the opportunity to enjoy learning and working with Brian. He was a calm leader and technical expert that provided support and guidance while addressing tough topics. God bless Brian, you are already missed.

I worked with Brian at Trinity on a permitting project. He was a valued resource and I learned much about project and client management from him. I am so sorry for your sudden, devastating loss. He will be missed.

Brian was a consultant to my employer, CPower. He was an expert in all regulatory matters for generators and always did his best to educate us on the patchwork of regulations across the 50 states. I never got to meet Brian personally but always got learn something from him on our bi weekly check-ins. I am saddened by his passing, and for those closest to him. He will missed by our team.

Brian was a tremendous help to me and my employer in permitting matters, but more important he was always willing to chat and advise. He was so warm and supportive - I always cherished his friendship. I will miss him so!

We are very sorry for your loss. We were waving neighbors of Brian’s on Golden Hill. If there is anything we maybe able to assist the family with please let us know. May you remember the good times and be able to smile. Jane and Bob Bloom

I was a friend of Brians from Lee Gun Club. I only knew him this year but he was a worker, he gently pushed us to be faster and more efficient. He hated standing idle. He left too soon and will be missed. Andy

Brian and I graduated from SUNY Fredonia together. He had such a passion for Analytical Chemistry while mine was PChem... yes we had fun with those rivals! I was honored to have our paths cross again more recently while he was at Trinity. Brian, you will be missed. Thank you for everything! Truly and honor and a privilege to know and work with you.

Brian Noel was an amazing man, and I was fortunate to call him a friend. From the potpourri story to his companionship on the trail, or the beer road trip up and down Vermont - every minute was memorable. He was always so animated, it does not seem possible that he is gone, and the world is more mundane with his absence. I guess his heart was just too full of elan to contain it any longer. Happy trails to a true mountain man!