Date of Death: January 16, 2024

Service Details

Brian’s family is in the process of making Celebration of Life arrangements. Further details will be announced soon, and in true Brian fashion – better late than never.

Obituary Notice

Brian Seitz Krull, 48, born to Carolyn and Robert Krull on May 24, 1975, set his final sail on January 16th, 2024. Brian was a beloved father, brother, son, cousin, nephew, and a friend to all. He was a lover of life, the life of the party and never missed an opportunity to embellish a story or tell a joke.

Brian was a graduate of Three Rivers High School class of 1993, served his country in the Army, and received his degree from the University of Florida.

Although a resident of St. Augustine, Florida, Brian held tightly to his roots on Corey Lake (Three Rivers, Michigan) – and loved showing both places off to family and friends. On Corey Lake, he began the annual Wednesday-Friendsday tradition, and on weekends you could find him ‘Breaking Wind’ in the CLYC sailboat races. While in St. Augustine, you could often find him at the Alligator Farm or riding his bike to all of his favorite places around town.

Those who knew Brian will tell you that he lived large, and loved hard. And he had the biggest smile! Every day was an adventure, turned into a story. And every book was filled with photos of everyone he loved the most: his daughter, Bailey; his parents Bob and Carolyn; his siblings, Mitch, Christy (George) Hoercher, Andrew, Courtney (Travis) Graybeal, Caitlin, and Pam; his nieces and nephews, and many, many other family members and friends.

Additional Information

For those who wish to honor Brian’s memory, donations may be made to his daughter, Bailey.

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14 Comments

  1. Carolyn and family, II am so sorry to hear about the loss of your son. I cannot imagine how difficult it is. I always enjoyed hearing stories about all the “Krull kids” at the lake and their summer activities. Such an incredible family full of memories. “Death ends a life; Not a relationship “. Hugs

  2. Carolyn, Bob and family, I am so saddened to hear of your loss. Brian was loved by many and was always fun to be around. I will never forget his funny antics when my girls were young. May his memory warm your heart and bring you a smile. Love to all…

  3. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Brian was definitely the most kindest and sweet guy that I’ve ever known. His legacy lives on through all of you and especially his daughter.

  4. Met Brian in May of 2023, as we started to hang out more and more, it was easy to see that he had a big heart, he loved his family and friends greatly. In the summer we hung out every day and I was fortunate enough to have him include me in his “inner circle”. He had so many stories of his spectacular life which he told in great detail.
    New Year’s Eve 2024, was the last time I saw him. He told me, love you man.
    Brian will definitely be missed and never forgotten.

  5. To the friends and family of Brian, I offer my deepest and sincerest condolences. His absence is felt my our family. It has left a hole in our hearts.

    Brian’s name and memories will live on in our family’s hearts. We enjoyed being visited by Brian when we lived in Miami. Then, when the children were bigger, Brian became the host and we would visit with him in St. Augustine. He was a warm, friendly, and gracious host. And my husband’s closest, childhood friend. He misses you dearly. We miss you, Brian! Hope we can make a 1,000 piece puzzle with you in heaven 🧩🪽

  6. I’m so glad I answered the phone from the unknown number this past December. We were going to see each other soon but I got to talk with you one more time for just a few minutes. Love you.

  7. Such a tremendous loss for Brian’s family. I’m so very sorry . I have many fond memories of Brian in his high school years and I do remember that big smile .
    Sincere condolences to all that loved him .

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