RIP my friend. Brian was on 5 Tower when I started in 1980. He was Chiefs Aide 41. He taught me to replace him when he became Senior Man.
A true gentleman.
Jane and family we are so very sorry for your losd, Our hearts and orayers are with you all, Bill and Donna
We joined the East Guildwood Mixed Bowling League many years ago, Brian was the main guy, keeping all the “stats” and organizing the league, not just bowling, but the after bowling fun. We soon realized we weren’t just there to bowl….we had joined a “family” of long lasting friends. We had our weekly bowl, with dinner after, banquets in Niagara Falls, New Year’s Eve celebrations, summer parties at Jane and Brian’s place. Fun hook-ups in Myrtle Beach, for golf and good times.• R.I.P. El Presidente.
RIP " Big Guy." I will miss you
My deepest sympathy to Jane and the family
I lived at 115 Langley Avenue, across the street from Brian in 1950. I was a year younger than Brian and attended his 10th birthday party that year. Didn't see him all those years except for a 2007 school reunion when he attended with his sister Jacqueline.
A good man, who will be missed.
Barry Leyland.