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William Brian Thompson August 1, 1940 - January 5, 2015 Brian Thompson, age 75, of North Vancouver, BC, passed away at Lions Gate Hospital on January 5, 2016, surrounded by family.
Brian was born in Flin Flon, Manitoba August 1, 1940, to William and Louise Thompson, deceased.
He is survived by his wife of 44 years Diane Thompson, his two sons Jason (Verena) and Ryan Thompson, two grandchildren Geneva and Sadie Mae Thompson, brothers James (Carol) and Gary Thompson, sisters Gayle Carter and Patti Cole (Buddy), and many nieces and nephews.
A celebration of life will be held at the Pinnacle Hotel at the Pier, North Vancouver, January 15, 2pm. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to the Paul Sugar Palliative Support Foundation, North Vancouver.
He will be fondly missed by family and his many many friends.
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Edwin Willcox
I new Brian well, and I must say, Brian was one of those truly good people you meet in your lifetime. So long my friend, Ted
Mavis Rollingson (Creech)
Another classmate has left us far too soon. Brian was such a nice man and always had a "hi" for you. He will be sadly missed by all of his classmates and friends. Rest in peace Brian.
Mavis
Sharon K Hogan (Porter)
I was so sorry to hear of Brians' passing. I have fond memories of Brian wanting to ride horses. Thus began a "teenage" crush. Brian was my "date" for the grade 10 Sadie Hawkins Day dance and when he accepted I thought I'd died and gone to heaven. The corsage I made probably weighed more than the two of us put together, (just kidding), so we lightened the load by eating some of the vegetables. He was so polite and fun-loving about the whole thing. Another 'picket' has just been removed from our 'school days' fence. Sincere condolonces to family and friends. Sharon Porter (Hogan)
Mickey Tudge (Tudge)
A great loss. A good friend and fellow air cadet. Many great times together, thanks pal.
Bill Elphinstone
Sorry to hear about Brian passing on, it just seems like yesterday when Brian and Homer where golfing
at Country Meadows in Richmond. We all belonged to the SOB club and Brian was always a nice person
to talk to RIP.
Margaret Dance (Chalmers)
It seems my message has gone astray. My condolences to Diane and family. Brian was a great guy with a winning smile. He will be missed by many. Margaret
Ron Price
Brian was a great person full of humor. I enjoyed hiking and golfing with him in Palm Springs and going to car shows on the North Shore. I was able to see him in late December before heading South.He will be sorrily missed.
My condolences to Diane and the family.
Ron Price
John Bartok
buddy,unfold those wings and fly freely,john b