Birth date: Jun 23, 1959 Death date: Jun 7, 2022
Brian Jay Erdahl, age 62, of Palm Coast passed away on Tuesday June 7th 2022 surrounded by his family. Born in Blue Earth, Minnesota on June 23rd, 1959, he was the son of Sidney Erdahl and Alta (née Johnson). He is survived by his Read Obituary
Although we went our separate ways after college, some 40 years ago, I still have fond memories of all our escapades in Winona, especially our time together in our off campus housing, trips to La Crosse for Octoberfest and even a road trip to the Twin Cites to see the "Who". Brian always had a smile and genuinely told you what he thought and how he felt. Nothing was sugar coated, but that is what I Ioved most about Brian, you always new where you stood with him. So thankful we were able to catch up with Brian and Karen and some of the gang from Winona in Florida a few years back, what wonderful memories they are. I will miss him dearly, but will never forget him and hope Karen and the kids find some sort of comfort in this trying time. Just remember, Brian is looking down on you and watching over you every day with his huge "Erdahl" smile. Lots of hugs and kisses. Joel Kappes.
Dear Brian’s family, my heartfelt condolences. Thank you for sharing Brian with the State of Maine where he spent many months guiding me and other State leaders as a project manager. I have such respect for his quiet leadership, his technical knowledge and over time his friendship.
He was so proud of his family! RIP Brian,
Brenda Harvey former Maine DHHS Commissioner
Karen, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this sad time. I fondly when Brian taught Danaca how to drive.
Karen Words can not express how sorry I am for you loss. Brian wad am an amazing Man Husband and father I always enjoyed our talks about the kids and the upcoming building of your new home. Praying for you all 💕💕
I was fortunate to work with Brian on many projects at Deloitte. His friendly manner, insight, knowledge, and leadership made for not only a great working atmosphere but resulted in successful projects. I will always cherish the time we spent together. RIP my friend.
Karen, Katrina, and Ben may your wonderful memories of Brian help to comfort you. God Bless you.
