A North Carolina mechanic whose son was murdered nine years ago found an inscription dedicated to his fallen son on a car he was working on in his body shop. John Brynarsky's son Chris, a custom paint job expert, was shot and killed in October 2006 after an argument in his car detail shop in Union County, North Carolina. When he was shot, he fell over the bumper he had just finished working on and damaged it, his friend Mark Cosentino said. So Cosentino repaired the bumper and put it back on the car, but not before writing a message on the inside. Chris Brynarsky (back left) was killed in his custom car detail shop in October 2006. When he was shot, he fell over a bumper he was working on and damaged it. His friend Mark Cosentino repaired the bumper and wrote an inscription on the inside dedicated to his slain friend before reattaching it to the car . 'In memory of Christopher Brynarsky October 11th, 2006 11:45 AM,' Cosentino told WZZM. 'I just wanted to immortalize him. That was my way of doing it' Cosentino said he never thought anyone would see the inside of the bumper, but it resurfaced nine years later, in Chris Brynarsky's father's body shop in Charlotte. On Good Friday, John Brynarsky was working on a car when he took off the bumper and found the message. 'I didn't know what to do,' John Brynarsky said. 'I didn't know what to think.' Chris's brother Jonathan, who also works at Hendrick Luxury Collision Center with his father, was just as shocked about the discovery. 'Somehow it came to this shop, somehow we got it and it's just unreal,' Jonathan told WZZM. 'You can't even write something like that.' John Brynarsky was working on a car at Hendrick Luxury Collision Center in Charlotte, North Carolina, when he took of a bumper and found an inscription dedicated to his murdered son . When John Brynarsky met Cosentino after discovering the message, it was clear they shared a special bond. 'For it to end up with his Dad getting it, is just mind boggling,' John said about finding the bumper. 'I can't believe it.' And Cosentino said he's grateful his memorial for Chris ended up in the right hands after nearly a decade. 'It's a good feeling to know that I did do that and somebody else did see it, especially the right person,' Cosentino said. 'It's a good day when something like this happens. We don't get a lot of days like this anymore.' Though the Brynarsky family lost Chris nine years ago, but it seems he remains in everyone's heart. 'I miss him every day,' John said Brynarsky. 'And we think about him every day, too.'
Chris Byrnarsky was shot and killed in his custom detail shop in 2006 . His friend finished the bumper Brynarsky was working on and wrote an inscription on the inside of it before putting it back on the car . Brynarsky's father John was working on a car in his body shop when he removed the bumper and found a message dedicated to his fallen son .