Little Silver resident and Christian Brothers Academy graduate Brian Ronald Riddle passed away on June 7 at Monmouth Medical Center. He was 52.
“Brian was not only loved by his family, but also by his many friends.
Loved ones of Brian Riddle in his obituary
He made friends wherever he went, and they usually became lifelong pals.
He loved to hold court, offer a ‘How ya doing,’ and never failed to make everyone’s day a little bit better.
Brian was full of life, with a smile that lit up the room.
He will be deeply missed by so many.
Photo/family via Thompson Memorial Home
Brian had a lifelong passion for golf, beginning at Spring Lake Golf Course where he played with his father. He traveled extensively and played at top tier golf courses around the US.
“He could most often be found on the links at Rumson Country Club working on his handicap with many of his golfing buddies. Brian was known to talk about his greatness on hole 17, with 2 hole-in ones. He was also a member of Monmouth Beach Bath and Tennis Club where he enjoyed surfcasting.”
Loved ones of Brian Riddle
More about Brian …
Born in Red Bank, Brian was a proud native and resident of the Jersey Shore for his entire life. A 1987 CBA graduate, Brian considered himself a forever Colt. A talented athlete, he was inducted into the CBA Hall of Fame for his contributions to the 1985 state championship golf team.
Brian earned a bachelor’s degree in Economics from Mount Saint Mary’s in Emmitsburg, Maryland, in 1991, where he made many lifelong friends and was an honorary patron of the OTT House.
Brian had a successful 30-year career on Wall Street, beginning as a utility trader at NatWest Bank. He worked for various firms in many different capacities. Most recently, he was employed by Citibank as head of North American Cash Equity Block Trading.
Brian was predeceased by his father, Ronald P. Riddle, and his brother, Craig P. Riddle.
Brian and Anne Riddle were married on May 6, 1995, and together they raised five children whom he adored and who survive him: Molly, Lizzie, Katie, Patrick, and Teddy.
He is also survived by: his mother, Patricia; his sister, Doreen, his father-in-law, Norman R Harvey; his sister-in-law, Lauren; his nephews, Ryan and Connor; his niece Colleen; and his aunts, Phyllis and Barbara.
A mass of christian burial will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Saturday, June 12, at the Church of Nativity, Fair Haven. In lieu of flowers, donations can be sent to Christian Brothers Academy, 850 Newman Springs Road, Lincroft, N.J. 07738, where a scholarship is being established in his name.
— Edited obituary written by loved ones and provided to Thompson Memorial Home
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