In memory of

Bryan Charles Cook

April 6, 1931 - January 15, 2025

It is with deep sorrow and much love that we mourn the passing of Bryan Charles Cook, of Whitby on January 15, 2025, at the age of 93 years.

Bryan will be lovingly remembered by his wife of 27 years, Margaret; children: Tammie (Don), Micheal (June) and Mark; grandchildren: Alan (Len), Tony (Alexis), Chelsea, Ashley, Liam, Jayden, and Kaitlyn; brother, George (Jeanne). He will be greatly missed by his Stepchildren: Neil, Elaine (Lloyd), and Lyndsay (Burton), as well as numerous relatives and friends.
He was predeceased by his loving wife, Beverley; and his parents: Charles and Ethel Cook.

Bryan was born in Hamilton Ontario; he was proud to have served in the American Air Force. Bryan had a career in Finance and later retired after a long career with the Post Office. Bryan was an avid reader who loved to spend his summers at the trailer. He also spent many years traveling and riding motorcycles with the Gold Wing Road Riders Association.

Guestbook

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Warren Churchill (Friend)

Entered January 23, 2025 from Whitby

My sincere condolence to Maggie and all of Brian’s family, at this time of personal loss. Rest in peace…🙏

Jenn Cook-Grigsby (Niece)

Entered January 23, 2025 from Thornton Funeral Centre

My condolences to Margaret, Tammie, Mike, Mark, George and the rest of the family. I always think of Uncle Bryan as a man of wit, quick with a quip and a funny story. Lover of furry friends and written word that he loved to share whenever we saw him and my favourite cheesecake chef. My favourite memory was seeing Uncle Bryan roll up to the cottage marina... middle of summer in full black leathers on his bike. Peeling off his sunglasses like a celebrity. I think some may disagree, but I believe he was the master and title holder of the 'Cook Goodbye' (though some rival his abilities). With love and fondness until we meet again, xox.

Elaine and Tim burr (Friend)

Entered January 25, 2025 from Newcastle

Our deepest condolences. I know Brian was very much loved and will be sadly missed.

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