Condolence: Not a day goes by that I don’t think of you dad. You raised Geoff and I to be everything you were and we are truly blessed for that... I always looked up to you and couldn’t have possibly had a more thoughtful, loving, honest, funny father then you.love you dad,until we meet again. Xoxo

Condolence: Our deepest condolences.Brian was a giving person who was liked by all who knew him.He was always there for my Dad, Bud Eles at the Copper Refinery golf tournaments and curling bonspiels.Many fond memeries.Sincerely Tom Eles&Lisa Ferneyhough.

Condolence: GEOFF & PAUL PLEASE ACCEPT OUR SINCERE CONDOLENCES
ON THE PASSING OF YOUR FATHER.WE ARE THINKING OF YOU BOTH AT THIS SAD MOMENT IN YOUR LIVES.
UNCLE DAVID & AUNT SUSAN.

Condolence: Geoff, offering our deepest condolences.Our hearts are saddened and our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Disha and Brij

Condolence: With deepest condolences to Geoff and Paul. Your Dad will be missed by all. Your Dad was always a great person to be around, full of a great sense of humour. To all of my Aunts and Uncles Judy and I extend our condolences as well.

Condolence: Our deepest condolences go out to Claudette and all the Cayen family.We are deeply saddened by this news and for your loss.May care and love of those around you provide comfort and peace to get you through the days ahead.

Condolence: Brian and I worked together at the Copper Refinery along with Roger Spencer, another soul who left us too soon. Brian always had a smile and a story for you when you met him. We met briefly after retirement at the Cancer centre and he still managed a smile and a story. My sincere condolences to Brian's Family and friends.
Rob

Condolence: Geoff and Paul, my heart is with you at such a difficult time. I may not know the depth of your sorrow but I share a part of what you are feeling since your dad, my "Uncle Brian" was my godfather and I was always proud to say so, he comforted me as a baby, always thought of me through the years and made me laugh with his endless sense of humour but the greatest gift I received in having him in my life is the lesson he has left me with, to stay strong in the face of adversity and even when you learn that you are dying, keep laughing and enjoy life as long as you possibly can. Love, your cousin Shauna

Condolence: Geoff and Paul... My sincere condolences on the passing of your dad. I have such fond memories of him from the days at Maple Mountain. He was always so much fun and he could never do enough for those of us who needed help. We had some very good times and I will always be grateful for them. Things change, but you never forget those who made your life so much better for just being part of it. I hope Donna is waiting for him. They were two of my very favourite people. Xo

Condolence: Our deepest condolences to Susie, Pauline, Rochelle and the rest of Brian's family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Dee and Paul Huffels