Deepest sympathy to Brian’s wife and family. I always found Brian to be a very calm and assuring man. I worked for many years with him at Veterans Affairs where we exchanged many laughs, jokes and teased each other. I later replaced Brian at the National Parole Board. He was very much a family man who loved his family dearly. He will be missed by many.
Dear Pat (Patty) and family.
I was so saddened to read that Brian has passed away. He was my boss at VLA and all of us in that office enjoyed each other’s company. I remember Brian going out on his coffee and lunch breaks over to Midtown Plaza to pick up something for the family. I remember that you and I bowled together too. I ran into you a while ago at Munro’s. You were carrying a baby in one of those carriers. Sherry is my stylist and I remember her saying Dawn was her client also. I just want to give you a big hug and pass on to you and the family my sympathy. I hope we run into each other again.
Pattie and family
So sorry to hear about your loss
I have nothing but fond memories of Brian
Brian had an infectious laugh and a witty sense of humour that made him fun to be around
I am sure he will be sadly missed by your family
Gerald Daviduke
So sorry to hear of Brian's passing. We lost touch after I moved to Edmonton, but I fondly recall our great friendship. My sympathy to Pat and family as we move along life's path remembering Brian.
Don Hughes
So sorry to hear about your loss. There are so many memories I have growing up beside your family, seeing you all on an almost daily basis. You will be greatly missed Brian.
Love Megan
