Brian Greenwood (46) passed away unexpectedly Saturday, March 13, 2021 at his home in Richland. He was born in a Chicago suburb, and moved with his family to Richland in 1990. He attended Hanford High School, graduating in 1992, and attended Columbia Basin College. While in high school, Brian started his first business, Radioactive Music, and was a disc jockey for numerous high school dances in Richland and the surrounding area. He loved making tie-dye shirts which he provided for his high school graduating class. Later he started a second business, Intelligent Video Systems, which provided surveillance cameras, produced videos, and computer storage for them. He provided surveillance systems for many casinos in the states of Washington and Oregon and for military bases in the Northwest and Alaska. He was a licensed low-voltage electrician and had employees working in Richland and the Seattle area. Brian loved to improve his skills by talking with other people, reading trade magazines, and attending company seminars about their products. He was excited recently that business was beginning to rebound after the slowdown during the pandemic. Brian always provided excellent customer service, just as he did as a teenager when he delivered the Chicago Tribune by putting the newspaper behind the storm door and, of course, received thanks and nice tips! He was very personable and had so many friends. Brian loved talking to people and everyone liked Brain.

He often helped others by providing job training and by assisting many other people with their problems. Brian loved going to the family cabin in northern Wisconsin where he enjoyed boating, fishing, and chain saws. He is survived by his daughter, Megan Lindsey Greenwood, his parents Margaret and Larry Greenwood, his sister Susan Margaret Galbraith, brother-in-law Mathew Galbraith, and niece Matilda Rose Galbraith. Brian was loved by three women in his life and spent many years being a loving and protective husband to Nicole Skyles, Carlea Summers and partner to Erika Young.  They shared many years each listening to his laughter and watching him treat everyone like they were the only people in the room.

Einan’s Funeral Home is in charge of services. Sunday March 21, Viewing at 1PM, Celebration of life 2PM, and interment to follow at 3:00PM.