Brian ANDERSON

we just heard today that our friend passed away. Mike worked many years with Brian. We will miss him greatly, our love to all his family.

I was so shocked and saddened to hear of Brian's passing. He was a big part of my life from the time I was 17 to our parting when I was 34. We shared many good times over those years and while I lost touch with him I thought about him often and so wished he could find that special something that would make him happy. Thank you Brian for the memories....you will always have a place in my heart. Love Judi Anderson

Brian was best man at our wedding and has been a friend for nearly 30 years. He lived his life the way he wanted and danced to his own tune. He loved to play his guitar, head out on road trips and kayak.
Life will be different without his visits and stories.
Rest in peace, Brian.

Brian and I became friends when we were 13 years old and remained friends ever since - that's a long time! We shared a love of music, hockey, softball and life's events.
I hope Brian has found the peace and happiness he was searching for.
He was my friend and I will miss him.

I'm deeply saddened by Brian's passing. He considered himself as part of our family, as we did him. Christmas dinner won't be the same this year without him.

Many of my first days playing guitar with others was with Brian. His influence played a role in where I am musically today. I still play some of the songs we played together and I will always dedicate those songs to him.

Rest peacefully old friend.

I knew Brian only because he loved our dog Molly. When we were out walking, if Brian was about, he would always stop to give her a pat. He would say Molly was his favorite dog in the park. We had brief conversations because I was still working and we were away alot of the summer weekends. I do know he didn't like winter much and dreaded the long cold months. I was so sorry to hear of his passing. May he rest in peace.