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we lost one of the great ones.
He fought for inclusion, for the voice and rights of teens, for transit and for people he didn’t even know. He also told me how to vote..
— Francine Sprigel
i reminisce about some interaction we had at least once a day. you have made such a lasting impact on so many people.
— Dan Evans-Nakamura
We shared many family meals, Christmas's, scout and school adventures and hopefully the pictures will capture some of the great times we spent with Courtney…
— The Lynch’s
your consistent courage and effort to fight the good fights
Thank you Courtney for inspiring me to fight for what I believe in…
— Ian MacGregor
he was such a ray of light…
Courtney was the brother to one of my best friends, Jocelyn. I am without words…
— Laura Lombardo
Courtney, you are one of my greatest inspirations throughout college…
— Jim Xu
Thank you for being such an awesome Chief! … Thank you for making me feel welcomed!
— Tazaieen Sayeda
I do not want to believe Courtney is gone…
He was one of those people who makes you glad he exists...
— Wendy Musell
He started a fire that cannot be stopped.
I am so sorry. And I am so hopeful. He started a fire that cannot be stopped. This fire burns bright in his friends, family, and others who knew him. And his memory and convictions will be carried on through them.
— Kimberly Luz
You, yet again, have given me renewed purpose and meaning…
I’m basking in how much of an impact you had in just twenty-two years. You held and organized others so deeply and generously, and now they are holding you right back and rallying around you. It is powerful to witness. Please give me the strength to carry forward your impact, your light, and your generosity. You, yet again, have given me renewed purpose and meaning -- except this time with your absence rather than your presence…
— Ayushi Roy
This day last year, we celebrated your special day with close friends over mango white claws and sriracha mac and cheese…
— Karen Ni
his work, passions, goals, and mission will continue to impact me…
I didn't know Courtney personally. We never met in person. Our connection was through Twitter when one day we both decided to follow each other on Twitter. I think we both followed each other on Twitter after exchanging likes on a tweet about transportation…
— Ethan Tan
I wanted to share the impact Courtney has had on my life…
I don’t know if the family still reads these, but I wanted to share the impact Courtney has had on my life even after he has departed from it here on earth.
Courtney’s most valued and sought after gift was the love he openly and freely gifted to all.
Everybody has a story to tell.
He seeked to change the world, in a meaningful way, and actually meant it.
Because he truly was a gem. He cared. And the world is at a loss.I know that, and seeing how many people have come out with well wishes, a lot of people do too.
— Mohammed Shabbar Manek
To continue celebrating you and your unparalleled ability to bring people together, we are renaming our Community Builder award in your memory: the Courtney Brousseau Community Builder award.
With your spirit in mind, we will continue to celebrate the people that bring joy and heart to our community. It’s a small gesture, but we hope that it will allow future Fellows to learn about you and the impact you had on so many.
— Coding it Forward and the Civic Digital Fellowship Community
To Courtney’s family and loved ones, I’m thinking of you today and sending you love.
To Courtney’s family and loved ones, I’m thinking of you today and sending you love. I took some time today to reflect on how lucky and blessed I am to have known Courtney.
Love to everyone who was blessed to know Courtney.
I am so eternally grateful for the time I had with Courtney growing up.
— Aaron Huey
Courtney was a shining beacon of hope
Courtney, it was an honor to have met and worked with you. Rest in peace.
— Andrew Hong
He was the best of leaders and advocates…
“He was the best of leaders and advocates, because his stakes were in his goals, not his power, and his goals were always outward facing, always collective…”
— Shreya Chattopadhyay