Condolence: Lydia and family, my condolences to you in this difficult time. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Condolence: Brian was a dear often quiet, soft spoken and kind cousin of mine and will be missed greatly by our family. You could always, upon meeting Brian, after not having seen him for a while, to be greeted with a shy rather bashful smile which I will always remember.

Rest in peace dear cousin.

Condolence: Good neighbors are hard to find. Brian was a blessing. We will always remember Brian as a very kind and gentle man. We will miss seeing him riding his tractor, practicing his chip shot or racing his remote control car. But most of all, we will miss his generosity and sense of humor. We pray that the Lord will comfort all of Brian's loved ones at this time.
Psalm 116:15 "Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his Saints."

Condolence: (1 Thessalonians 4:13) “We do not grieve like the rest of mankind who have no hope.”

Brian was a very kind, gracious and compassionate man. He also had a great sense of humour which often followed a straight face.

He was also an avid golfer, you could often find him standing on the curb practicing shots from across the sheet. Plastic white balls would be scattered on his lawn and inbetween Lydia’s flower bed. I would compliment his style – to which he would reply with a grin – “Yeah, but not as good as Lydia’s!”

As a Christian, I know I will see you again Brian, and if there are any fabulous, unbelievable sparkling golf courses up there, I challenge you to a game!

(1 Corinthians 2:9) “…eye hath not seen, nor ear heard, neither have entered into the heart of man, the things which God hath prepared for them that love him.”

You’ve got a head start Brian… so start practicing - see you again!

In Christ’s Love, Liz

Condolence: Lydia and Family

we send our deepest condolences in this difficult time, our thoughts are with you

Wally Mireille and Jeremy

Condolence: Dear Lydia and Family,
We would like to send our heartfelt condolences to you on the passing of Brian. We were always deeply touched by the way Brian and yourself let our children swim in your pool on those hot summer days when we were visiting. He was always ready with a smile for the children and us and he let our youngest Stephanie pick black berries from the bush.

When we told the girls of his passing, they were all upset and saddened. Both Johnny and I will always remember seeing him with golf club in hand and hitting his plastic golf balls all over your yard and George's. We hope he is enjoying hitting the balls into George's yard again! You are all in our thoughts,

John and Susan and Andrea, Davina and Stephanie

Condolence: Lydia,
We grieve with you on your loss. I will always remember Brian launching rockets, some that went up good and some not so much. We will miss him with you. My condolences to the rest of, the Ingles family.