I remember uncle Brian from a young age when he used to vist England to vist family. A very lovely man. Mom used to talk very highly off him. Thinking off family in new Zealand ( England) Melissa and family

My thoughts are with the family at this time. My heart breaks at the loss of my dear Uncle, my fond memories of your visits to Australia, He was always full of life and humour and always made you smile.

It’s hard to put into words how much Uncle Brian meant to me. He was more than my godfather, he was a steady guide, a kind heart, and an inspiration through so many of my younger years. He and Auntie Carol were always there when our family needed them, never hesitating to help out or share a bit of wisdom. I still smile thinking of him as the oldest apprentice electrician I’ve ever met, always learning, always giving things a go. My love and condolences go out to Auntie Carol, Lynda, Steve, Tony, and the wider family. Rest easy, Uncle Brian, and thank you for everything. You’ll never be forgotten.

Brian …. A brother to whom I looked up to. A brother who supported and cared. A brother who will truly be missed but will be remembered in our hearts. Bronwyn and Paul (England)

My uncle Brian, An inspiration to us all A hand to pick you up when you fall An uncle I looked up to ask a child A father who saw the beauty in a smile A husband with a heart of solid gold A grandfather with wonderful stories to be told A friend loyal strong and true no there will never be another you An echo on the wind a rainbow in the sky Our memories look very on they will never die A feeling of love and pride in our hearts is never far Per Ardua Ad Astra Through adversity to the stars At peace ,back together with your sister Sheila and brother David Love always Alan,Melanie and children from England x

Sending our deepest sympathy love From Carl and family.