I knew Brian when he was a wee boy.  My mother was a friend of his grandmother Ann, so I became babysitter to Brian and Barry from time to time.  I especially remember one memorable summer when we stayed at Chester, when Joanne was an infant.  He was a lovely little boy, and I have often regretted losing contact with the family.  My best wishes to you all.

To Brian's family,
I would like to extend my condolences to you on the sudden death of your brother Brian. I met Brian thirteen years ago when he became a tenant at Harbour City Homes where I worked.  Brian would drop by to pay his rent at the end of the month and if it wasn't too busy and I had time we would chat about things. Brian would do most of the talking and the more he talked and the more I got to know him made me realize that he was a very intelligent man.  Even though he was a quiet and unassuming man, Brian's presence will be missed and I for one am glad that our paths crossed.  I will remember his kindness.  Once again sorry for your loss and praying that the good memories that you carry of Brian will comfort you in the difficult days ahead.

Cruikshank's Halifax Funeral Home

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Brian Karl Guy Bishop

29 December, 1949 – 4 December, 2013

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