Chris and I recall Brian with affection and respect. I never heard Brian complain; he was consistently encouraging and cheerful. I loved telling Brian goofy jokes and hearing him laugh; he had a wonderful laugh.
        We cherish our memories of visiting the Nodorft home with Ed, Rose, and Brian. They were blessings in our lives.

Ted and Chris Boodle

I have fond memories of our visits to Surrey to see you and your family when we were young. Brian had a great sense of humor and a positive attitude in spite of his challenges. We will continue to keep all of you in our prayers as you continue to mourn his loss. 

I recall the times we used to visit and the wonderful experiences we had.....I appreciated you a lot

Brian, always cheerful, a true gentleman and an inspiration. God Bless his memory and his family. 


Brian .... what a brave gentle guy!   I admired how Brian lived the best he could with his handicaps.   

Bonny you, your Dad and Mom meant everything to him.  You were the world  to him.   Thank you for all you work and love you shared with him.   Yes,  even the inconveniences and frustrating times ... through them all ... I respected you all. 

My dearest Sister Rose ... I so often marveled at your overall patience .. . I think you never missed a night where you did not pray with him.   You knew well the meaning of persistence and you had the purest mother's heart of love.   God bless you my sister ... now your dearest son Brian is at rest and I hope you will be able to rest too.  I will come  visit you soon.

One day we all will leave this earth ... and gain heavens higher ground ...  until then we hold dear and precious memories in our heart .    

Sincere love and prayers ... Auntie Erica and Harry.


Brian will be missed, until we meet again with him in heaven. I loved visiting and singing with Brian and Rose at their house. And on several occasions hearing his stories of their trips to Hawaii. May God bless Rose and all who love Brian with inner peace as you grieve his loss. 

I was often touched by Brian's parents' devotion and sacrifice.  Brian always had a way to capture their hearts.  

Before the Nodorft's had the elevator Ed carried Brian up and down the steps.  No   longer is there a need for that.  Brian is no longer bound to the wheel chair but happily walks and dances for joy with his dad in paradise.

May the good Lord comfort and sustain you.  
Erna Baumgartner

To my cousin Brian. I have many fond memories of our younger years. I was four years older and our families got together a lot for Christmas, Easter, New Year's and just Saturday night visits. 
I remember the two tame budgies that would sit on a toy car and get towed around. As we both got older the visits got fewer.  Our lives got busier and we lived farther apart. You will always be in my memories.

Brian was a good cousin! I remember visiting with him and the family in Surrey, especially when we lived close by. It was always wonderful going to pick blueberries and have a visit. Uncle Ed and Auntie Rose we’re always great hosts. I thoughts and our prayers are with you all. I love you. Emilie

The time you visited us with your parents in Invermere is a special memory we have. You radiated Joy, Brian, that was infectious. We also remember our time visiting you in your home.  You hold a special place in our hearts. 💕

RIP Bria n.  Mike and I will always remember that big smile on your face every time we saw you, it would light up the room. Rest peacefully.

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Brian Harold Nodorft

17 août 1957 – 9 janvier 2021

Victory Memorial Park & Funeral Centre

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