Brian was a good friend to many but especially a group of ladies where I work. He always took his break with what was known as the breakfast bunch or the lunch ladies. He was the only man among four old ladies but it is where he chose to be. He was kind of like a son to us all and we loved to have him join us. We always listened to tales about his Wife or Children, a very big part of his life. We waited like Grandmothers when his youngest child came into the world. Even though he left for a higher paying job elsewhere, he stopped by a few times with his littlest one in tow. He leaves behind his Wife Amy Richard and three sons William McCallum, Albert and Camden Duncan. Also his parents David and Susan, a brother Scott Duncan and a Sister Jennifer Duncan. Brian was killed in a horrible accident involving a fork lift. The world is not the same without him.
Thank you Dave W for being a sponser to Brians Memorial
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Thank you Dave W for being a sponser to Brians Memorial
:-)
Brian was a good friend to many but especially a group of ladies where I work. He always took his break with what was known as the breakfast bunch or the lunch ladies. He was the only man among four old ladies but it is where he chose to be. He was kind of like a son to us all and we loved to have him join us. We always listened to tales about his Wife or Children, a very big part of his life. We waited like Grandmothers when his youngest child came into the world. Even though he left for a higher paying job elsewhere, he stopped by a few times with his littlest one in tow. He leaves behind his Wife Amy Richard and three sons William McCallum, Albert and Camden Duncan. Also his parents David and Susan, a brother Scott Duncan and a Sister Jennifer Duncan. Brian was killed in a horrible accident involving a fork lift. The world is not the same without him.
Thank you Dave W for being a sponser to Brians Memorial
:-)
Thank you Dave W for being a sponser to Brians Memorial
:-)
