I miss you Brad. I hope you're up there with Dad and Norm. My kids talk about you all the time. We all love you so much.  Your sister.

You were my brother and my friend. I love you and I miss you.

Such a tragic loss of one of our Pacific Press pressmen going way too soon. I worked with Brad at Pacific Press and in October 1981 when College Printers started printing The Globe & Mail. Brad was a young 20 year old flyboy keen like so many to advance and get an apprenticeship in the trade. I left College Printers in October 1984 and like so many to go work at Pacific Press. Brad eventually came over when College Printers closed. I happened to be in the foreman's office when the call was received that Brad was in hospital. I was in Pacific Press like so many to say my goodbyes to fellow workmates as the company was closing down the following week. Brad knew his trade and it is so sad he could not have enjoyed his retirement years. Brad we will miss you and sincerest condolences to the Inglis family for your huge loss.

Known & worked alongside Brad for many years.  We had a lot of good chats & laughs on "Number 1".  I am so sorry for your loss. May all the wonderful memories of him help get you through this difficult time. 
Nancy Spooner

Take comfort in knowing that now you have a special guardian angel to watch over you.

Sincere condolences for the family from John & Madeleine Oin, from Fitzroy Harbour ON CA

I was deeply saddened to hear of Brad's passing. I had the good fortune to work with Brad at Pacific Press. He treated me like a million dollars from the first day way met; truly a righteous dude. Adios, Amigo

Verna, Stuart and Emily. We are so sorry for your great loss. We wish you all the strength and courage to cope with this heart breaking pain. Neil, Pat, Sheila James and Scott MacPherson.

Can't believe Brad has gone so quickly,we are saddened to hear of his passing.Our sincere condolences to his family.I worked with Brad at the newspaper and he always had a great sense of humor and was an honest person.I am sure all that knew him will miss him.

Brad's sudden passing has been a very sad shock to anyone who knew him. We will miss his sly "up to something" smile and easy going nature. We enjoyed some fun times and many 'laugh til it hurts' moments working with Brad at Pacific Press over the years. Brad was truly one of the clutziest people we knew and that's hilarious coming from 2 Karklings ! Our sincerest, heartfelt condolences go out to Brad's family and friends. Rest in peace Brad...our friend and Union Brother.

My sincere condolences to the entire Inglis family. Brad will be missed but also remembered by myself and many others for the kind and thoughtful person he was. .....I had the pleasure of working with Brad at both College Printers and Pacific Press, where he was always willing to give a 100% of himself when needed. He was always kind and thoughtful to myself and others.....God bless his family during this difficult time. Peace be with you.

Sincere condolences to Verna, Stuart and Emily ... we didn't know Brad well, but we crossed paths on many occasions due to our mutual daughters' adventures as they are very close friends, and we will certainly miss that going forward.  Safe journey ...

I can't believe he is gone. I have worked with Brad for 25 years. We went to Pacific Press at the same time ,from College Printers.He was one of the nicest and sincere persons I have ever known.

Bradley your sudden departure has shocked us. The many years we have worked together was a pleasure getting to know you and share the laughter and good times at the Kennedy Heights Printing Plant. Your laid back character will always shine in our hearts. RIP my brother.

Your huge heart will be missed, my brother. My sincerest condolences to the Inglis family.

Brad and I started work at Pacific Press on the same day in 1999. We worked a lot of shifts together and he was always a great work mate. Very funny guy with lots of interesting stories. Brad always bragged about his family and was a proud father. A loyal union member (we walked a picket line together), he was a tremendous pressman and knew his trade. A lot of the apprentices and new hires learned the working and aspects of the press from Brad. We played poker once a month for 9 years and Brad was one of the best at the table. He taught us all that any 2 cards (seven - duce off suit) was a winner. He had a soft spot for the stray cats at Kennedy Heights and fed them for years. I talked to him a few days before the 12 of Feb. and he was hope full and sounded positive. We talked about future poker games and a trip to Tulameen next summer. So Brad, we'll hang your tag and always save you a seat at the table. I'll miss you and you will be missed by many.

Oh my goodness, don't even know where to begin. I met Brad the same day I met Don and have loved him for 30+ years. Such a laid back guy, quick to smile, attentive and just a wonderful person all round. We love you Brad and you will always be in our memories....like almost drowning in Mexico and loosing all your pesos in the ocean, and winning the Canadian champ for eating the most jalapeno peppers on the boat cruise.

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Bradley William Inglis

29 febrero, 1960 – 13 febrero, 2015

Glenhaven Memorial Chapel

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