On Monday, June 19, a procession left Berlin to escort the body of Deputy Heller to Hamilton Square, New Jersey.  Additional escort services were provided by the Maryland, Delaware and New Jersey State Police.  There was a viewing Monday evening from 1700-2100 hours at the Saul Colonial Home, 3795 Nottingham Way in Hamilton Square, New Jersey.  

Funeral services for our fallen brother were held on Tuesday, June 20, at 1000 hours at the Saul Colonial Home.  A Funeral Mass was celebrated at 1100 hours at the St. Gregory The Great Roman Catholic Church, 4620 Nottingham Way, in Hamilton Square, NJ.  Internment followed in St. Hedwig's Cemetery in Ewing Township, New Jersey.  

Brian was a remarkable man that loved his job as a Worcester County Sheriff's deputy. He loved to help people, and especially children. He was a leader in the war against drugs. Brian had been a deputy for almost 4 years when he met his untimely death.

Brian was taken from us on the evening of June 14, 2000. He was responding to a call in rural Pocomoke when his car skidded off the wet road and struck a tree in the median. Brian was thrown from the patrol car on impact. Several people on the scene did what they could to help Brian until the paramedics arrived. Brian was then taken to Peninsula Regional Medical Center where he passed on.

This page is here to honor his memory, and all that he held to be good.

Bank of Ocean City, c/o Deputy Sheriff Heller, P.O. Box 150, Ocean City, MD, 28143

For more information, you may call 410-213-0173

A Guest Book has been provided so you may express your sympathy and share your memories of Brian with others that knew him, loved him, cared for him and worked with him.

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