Eden Daniel Briscoe

He was diagnosed with cancer in December 2025 and put up a brave and courageous battle, somehow maintaining his sense of humour through it all.

Eden was inducted in the North Shore Sports Hall of Fame as team manager of the 1993 Lynn Valley baseball team that went to the Little League World Series in Williamsport Pennsylvania.

He was very proud of his son Brian who was a vital member of that team. One of his few regrets was that he would not be around to help the Toronto Blue Jays return to form in 2027.

Eden was predeceased by his parents, Esther Rose and Edison Briscoe and his brother Leyland.

He leaves behind the love of his life, Adele, who he spent the last 20 years with.

Eden is also survived by and immensely proud of his children Lisa, Brian (Christine), Jaclyn (Steve) and Heather (Brendan). They, too, were proud of their dad and will forever cherish their memories of him.

Eden was Gramps to five grandchildren who he adored; Skye, Holly, Braden, Chase and Maxwell. They brought so much love and joy to his life.

Eden will be lovingly remembered by his siblings Nathan (Kelly) and Shirley, his niece and nephews and grand nieces and nephews.

Eden will also be deeply missed by his extended family, dear friends and the entire little league community.

As a coach and manager he touched the lives of countless young players, sharing his love of the game, offering encouragement and creating memories that will live on long after the final inning. His impact reached far beyond the baseball diamond.

Eden was also a respected member of the Royal Canadian Legion in Campbell River and won his last game of snooker by clearing the colours when he was 26 down.

He will be forever loved, forever remembered and forever missed.