Brian William Arenburg 54 of Abington Ma passed away on November 4th 2025 after battling a long illness Brian was born in Quincy Ma on October 26th 1971 to Bruce and Carol Arenburg, brother Jeff Arenburg, devoted wife Kendra Arenburg, 2 sons Corey Arenburg and Dylan Arenburg we can’t leave out Marley Moo the family cat who he loved and adored and referred to as “shit head”, there are no amount of words that can express Brian. He was so loved by so many people, we will forever miss his sarcastic humor, he was definitely a live wire, but most of all I will miss the left side of my body, 30 yrs of ups and downs but I wouldn’t have had it any other way. Brian worked as a HVAC technician for many years, he worked for Fm Generator in Canton Ma where he loved his job and all the employees with all his heart, He also worked for Reliance Air systems in Pembroke Ma and he also loved this job and the employees were like family to him, Brian loved all sports especially the Boston Celtics and Boston Bruins, he was an avid Nascar fan and Formula One fan! His hobbies include going to Union Point in Weymouth watching the sun rise and sunsets by the rocks. Brian was always there for anyone he would drop what he was doing to help! He loved spending time with his sons and going for long rides, tinkering on his truck or the boys' trucks, his favorite vacation was Rye Beach in New Hampshire on Labor Day spent with the whole family, if he was bored a quick trip to Costco, Tractor supply or Lowes to walk around and keep himself busy, but most of all he loved his cruises long rides to clear his head.

Survivors include his wife Kendra Arenburg their two children Corey and Dylan, his parents Bruce Arenburg and Carol Arenburg, his brother Jeff Arenburg, his in laws Bob and Sandy
Wilcox and many aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, extended relatives and friends. He could meet anyone and be there friend for life.

A celebration of life will be posted on Facebook soon, following the celebration of life we will spread his ashes in the spot where he wanted to go.