Brian Patrick Joseph Pugh

Brian Patrick Joseph Pugh, age 60 of Greenwood, Indiana passed away suddenly at home on January 10, 2022. He was born on April 2, 1961 in Indianapolis, the fourth child of Thomas and Pamela (nee Clust)Pugh.

Brian was a parishioner of St. Barnabas Catholic Church, with his roots going back to St. Philip Neri Catholic Church. Brian was a marathon runner. He enjoyed long bike rides with his wife and friends. Brian loved classic rock and was always able to name that tune. He was an Indianapolis Colts fan and loved attending the Indianapolis 500 each year. Brian enjoyed camping trips and traveling. His greatest joy was spending time with his family and playing with his grandkids.

Brian is survived by his mother Pam Pugh, his beloved wife Kathi (nee Raja) Pugh married September 28, 1985; children Kristen (Steve) Fuson, Jeremy Pugh, Dustin (Kaylee) Pugh; siblings, Elaine Barker, Teresa Bixler, Tom Pugh, Maria James, Gerry Pugh, Chris Pugh, Casey Pugh, Paul Pugh, and Jim Pugh; his grandsons Elias, Brant, Brax; granddaughters Isla and June.

Brian is preceded in death by his father Tom Pugh

Visitation will be held Thursday, January 13 from 4 – 8 pm at O’Riley Funeral Home, 6107 South East Street, Indianapolis, Indiana 46227. Prayers will be said Friday, January 14 at 10:30 am at the funeral home. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Friday at 11 am at St. Barnabas Catholic Church. Cremation will follow.

Memorial contributions in Brian’s name may be made to Roncalli High School, St. Barnabas Catholic Church, or Philip Neri Catholic Church. Please visit www. ORileyFuneralHome.com to leave an online condolence for the Pugh Family.

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  1. Brian is my brother. I will miss him more than words can say. He was always in a great mood. We would get together for poker and have a great time. Brian and I were going bass fishing for a weekend in April. I still plan on going and will use that time alone to remember Brian for the Man, Brother he was. He was quick to give you a hug goodbye, say I love you Bro and give you a peck on the cheek. My tears are for the fact I will never experience that again. I love and miss you Bro. Tell Dad I said Hi.

  2. Sharing your heartache, Kathi and family, at such a shock and sudden loss. Praying for your comfort and for Brian’s soul in Heaven.

  3. Dear Kristen Fuson and family, sending so much love during this difficult time. Love – Katie Krentz and family – Landes 5 4 eva. xoxo

  4. Wishing you peace to bring comfort, courage to face the days ahead and loving memories to forever hold in your hearts.

  5. Brian was a very close friend of mine for 30+ years. I will always cherish the campfire chats we had when the others were tucked away in their tents or in their rooms at the Inn. For every future ember that lights the night sky, there will always be a positive memory of you. “Here is to good friends.” RIP my friend.

  6. Please accept our condolences. From: Adam Eakman, Matt Lewis, Ben Hewett, TJ Brow, Donnie Glowinski, Chris Miskowiec, and their families.

  7. I was blessed to have met and shared my faith with Brian as part of a Christ Renews His Parish group at St. Barnabas in 1997-98. I distinctly remember Brian’s thoughtful reflections and how much he loved his family and friends. Brian, Kathi and the family are in our prayers, Bill Fanelli and Theresa Bossu

  8. I shouldn’t be sharing a memory on your tribute wall, you should still be here! You will be missed every day by so many people. There is nothing but good things to say about you. You were a great brother to me. Sweet and loving. You cracked me up all the time. I am sad knowing we will never vacation together and I will never see you again so I will cherish every memory I have of you and what you brought to my life for the past 60 years. RIP Brian, I love you always ߒœ

  9. Our deepest sympathy. Love, Jessica and Nate Dagley, Melinda and Shaun Richardson, Kathryn and Brad Loheide and Megan and Devon Marine

  10. I am so sorry to hear of Brian’s passing, and I want to extend my deepest sympathy to the entire Pugh family. My love to all of you.

  11. Brian we first met in 5th grade at SPN, then became neighbors in 8th grade. Then became family when my brother Jim married your sister Teresa. We have shared so many wonderful times together, too many to list. But I’ll always cherish our time spent together last summer at the Pugh family camp. Spending a week together along with your entire family was a time to cherish. RIP Brian you are loved by many! I know your dad was there to meet you! ❤️ߘ°ߙ

  12. I am sorry to hear about Brian ߥ² my thoughts and prayers are with Kathy and family, Brian has always been the nicest person he had the best since a hummer and he made everyone feel welcome. One memory I have was at my wedding 1990 Brian and Kathy came I remember saying what a amazing couple they are and great role models. That day they showed me what love should look like as a young couple. I will Keep you all in my thoughts and prayers ߙϰߏ» Love you Brian ߘ‡

  13. Brian, big hugs to you up in heaven, You will be missed.(big Brother) I will alway remember you, PS my nick name from you when I was younger (skull or Shell) that’s just because Denise lol, Love ya and will see you againߑ Love Michele Roseman Cougan

  14. Sending love and peace to all who will miss Brian so very much. We are holding you all in our hearts.

  15. I have so many awesome memories of Brian! He was so kind to me and so very funny! I remember having talks with him when was needing someone to vent to. I ended up naming my son Brian after this special friend! He will always have a special place in my heart! I’m sure I will see him again one day, at least I sure hope so! Love always, RIH my friend!

  16. Wishing you peace to bring comfort, courage to face the days ahead and loving memories to forever hold in your hearts.

  17. Emily and I were so shocked to hear of Brian’s passing. Illness and Covid has impacted getting together. We will have the great memories sitting around the pool. God bless you all and grant you peace. Love Joe and Emily

  18. Brian was probably the goofiest and kindest of my elementary school friends’ parents. I am shocked to hear of his passing. Sending love and prayers to his family, especially my old buddy Jeremy, during this tough time. / Brad Meiser

  19. We are so sorry to hear of Brian’s passing. He was such a sweet man. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Love your Cousin, Mary Frances, Harry, Hannah & Dakota

  20. Memorial message for Brian Patrick Pugh So deeply Sorry to learn of your loss . He was such a very kind person and Bill enjoyed him and Vince going on their golfing trips . Hope they will be able to continue their golf game in heaven . Love from Theresa and Bill Callahan

  21. Chris & Carla and Family Praying for you all during this time. with Deepest Sympathy Chris & Vicki, Cal & Kati Jones
    Psalm 107:30 Then they are glad because they are at rest; so he brings them into the haven of his will.

  22. There are no words to express how greatly we will miss Brian. His kind heart, big hugs & kisses, and huge grin will forever live in our hearts. Please know that we are devastated that several of us are ill and our family can’t be there for you all. We are praying for you and will one day celebrate this wonderful man and all he meant to us. God got a good one!! Love- Travis, Heidi, Sierra, Alexis, Skyler & Luna Sichting

  23. Brian was incredibly kind, and I always enjoyed speaking with him. He will always be remembered and his presence will be missed lots.


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