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March 28, 2011
More than two years on Brian and I still think of you often. Wonder if JS is close by checking scripts and being naughty. Remember your smile and purposeful walk across the newsroom. Xo
Rhonda Adamson
January 11, 2011
My condolences to their family and friends, he will be sadley missed
Floss
August 7, 2009
Six months on and the memory of a wonderful gentleman and his lady remain strong. I think of you both often.
April 19, 2009
The death of John Sorell last week closes a partnership with Brian Naylor who tragically died with wife Moiree in the "Black Saturday" bushfires.John pinched Brian from Chanell 7 in 1978 and together at 9 they dominated Television news in Victoria for 20 years.I had the privilege of working with both men in the nine newsroom for most of those years.
John was an inspiration while Brian helped me overcome the nerves of live TV again after 26 years. I am proud to say we maintained our friendship long after we all retired and mourn their passing knowing both will be sadly missed.Bill Rule
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sandra
April 12, 2009
to Brian and Moiree your big smiling face and gentle manner will live on in your lovley famliy. Say hi to matt
Zac
April 10, 2009
Its a shame to lose you. May you Rest In Peace.
Kevin Gibbs
April 1, 2009
Thanks Brian, for all the years of presenting the news,you set the standard, and your "Around Australia series" sailing and showing us our own country, Rest In Peace.
Diane
March 31, 2009
I always said if the end of the world was coming I would want Brian to tell me, so sad that his & Moiree's life were cut short. Sadly missed
Mary Webster
March 28, 2009
When I was a kid all those years ago I watched 'Brian and the Juniors' - always wanted one of their airforce type caps - never missed a show then I grew up and watched Brian read the news. I was saddened to hear that this had happened. May the Lord embrace you and Moiree. Together with your son oncer more. My sincere condolences to the Naylor family
Loraine Smith
March 24, 2009
Brian was the epitomy of an 'Australian gentleman' to me and I used to watch him every night he presented the news with his friendly and genuine smile. I recall him ironically standing in the ruins of Ash Wednesday... little did we know what fate would bring. Very sad to hear of his and Moiree's passing, and our memories of them will live on. Deep condolences to the family.
Sue Pike
March 9, 2009
Like many others I watched "Brian and the Juniors" as a child, I am now 56. It was the normal thing in our home as a child, to watch the news, & when Brian changed network so did we all. It was just so awful knowing that Brian & Moiree had to go this way, how tragic for all the family. I still think of Brian on the news and simply can't get over what has happened. God bless you Brian and Moiree, you are now at peace with your son. The lights have dimmed but the candle still burns bright.
MARGARET BOX
March 8, 2009
To Greg Naylor and families,
Having lost my Mum 10 months ago, and my Dad last week, my prayers are with you all during these sad times after losing your Mum and Dad so trajically last month.
I remember watching your dad on 'Brian and the Juniors' all those years ago and like many others, changed from channel 7 to channel 9 when Brian changed networks. We had our dinner at news time and felt a great loss when your dad retired.
Greg, keep your chin up, drop in for a cuppa when you're next in town.
Brian can now read the news in heaven with my mum and dad both listening along side him.
Take care,
Margaret and family
(High School Days)
Gail
March 6, 2009
I was so sad the day I heard that this country had lost this most wonderful man and his devoted Moiree. I am 55 years old now so like a lot of people grew up watching Brian. Bless You
Vincent Borg
February 28, 2009
Vincent & Rosemary Borg from Malta
I am glad that I had the privilage to have known you
Jans & Jim
February 27, 2009
A MAN OF MANY GIFTS
WILL NOT BE FORGOTEN NOR HIS WIFE
trimcevski
February 25, 2009
To adam, we pray that god will give you the strength to go on after the loss of your grandad (brian) and grandma (Moiree).Our thoughts are with you and your family. from your school mate Alex and family
Gill
February 23, 2009
An institution has passed. What a tragic loss for our state's history.
Matt
February 23, 2009
Brian was a unique man in the world of television news. He spoke to all of us as a friend with genuine warmth. I'll never forget him. My deepest thoughts are with all the families.
Kim Wright
February 21, 2009
My heart goes out to every family affected by this tradegy & I have cried many tears for them all. Brian Naylor & his wife's passing is the closest connection I have to those lost & I guess like so many of us I grew up with him in my living room for most of my life. The sound of his soothing voice will be something I will never forget. We never met but rest in peace & my thoughts are with you, Moiree, your family & all those who have also suffered & who you undoubtably touched their lives
Greg Quinton
February 20, 2009
To Dear Greg, Jane and Trudee - My thoughts and prayers are with you at this tragic time.
leonie bircanin
February 18, 2009
Brian and Moiree rest in each others arms forever in peace Brian l grew up with you from a young girl watching brian and the juniors then the news its like losing a family member. my thoughts to your family and to all who also grew up with you on our tv:s love to all
Neil Briggs
February 17, 2009
Brian I grew up watching you on Channel 7 and watched you on 9. You were brilliant at your job and sensational in life. Now heaven, "will know everything they will need to know 'cos Brian told them so." RIP. Brian & Moiree, deepest sympathy to all your family and thanks for the memories.
Patricia Currie
February 16, 2009
I grow up watching Brian on national nine news everynight during the week. It was Brian was part of our families dinner time beacuse we ate dinner at the same time. six a clock news has never been the same since brian retired. I was deeply saddened hearing of his death and his wife in the bushfires. My condolences to Brian, Moiree families, friends and channel nine. You are in my prays at this time wife the other victims of the bushfires. RIP Brian and Moiree
Robyn H
February 16, 2009
You were always a welcome face in our loungeroom each night..such a wonderful person..so very sad..you are with your lovely wife for eternity..hugs and sympathy to you family xx
rob tully
February 16, 2009
sadest blackest day in our history thankyou for the memories your news lives on inside me everyday and for that iam a true australian who understands what living here realy means
Christine McSweeney
February 16, 2009
From the days of The Swallows Juniors,
to signing off his final news broadcast...
"May your news, be good news",
Brian Naylor was a part of everyday life for Victorians. For most of my life, each evening Brian came into our loungeroom and with such dignity delivered the news.
Like many Victorians, I feel I have lost a family member. My thoughts and prayers go out to Brian and Moirees' family.
Vale Brian Naylor!
Ruth Lennie
February 15, 2009
Brian and Moiree, so sad to see one of my favourite lip reading newsreaders and his wife to be tragically taken from us. You will be sorely missed.
Chris & Mick Green
February 14, 2009
Dear Jane, Owen, Trudee and all the family, we are deeply shocked and saddened at the tragic loss of your Mum and Dad in these devastating bushfires. We don't quite know how to contact you all right now, so we hope this message gets to you, so you know we are thinking of you all. We hope you find some small comfort in all the wonderful memories you have of your loving parents.
February 14, 2009
Deepest sympathy to all who loved them, the hurt will fade, not today but it will fade, but the memories are there forever.
Marilyn and Fred Giorgi
Peter Carlino
February 14, 2009
for those of us who were "lucky' enough not to know anyone else caught in this tragidy, Brian provides a "personell" connection, my kindest thoughts to all the families left greiving, your not alone
Raylene Jones
February 14, 2009
To Brian Naylor and his wife and of course his families. I live in W.A and only knew him on T.V as a presenter. He was very charismatic and still so full of life. I think life is so unfair.. why weren't they spared but others miraculously survived??.
Leonie Palmer
February 14, 2009
i grew up in Colac Vic and I will always remember his laugh when he did not get the news quite right, my mother and i loved his laugh. May you find your strength to cope with your loss
Wilma & Jean Watt/Hyland
February 13, 2009
To the Naylor Family, our condolences to you all, and to Brian, who gave many memories of the Swallow's Juniors and onwards to the children of yesteryear until the present, and to Moiree for being the stalwart of love and support to Brian. You are both in God's care
tammy
February 13, 2009
l have grown up with and feel that l know you. you told us every thing that was going on in our beautiful city. you must have been a special person because only special people receive the messages like you have received since your passing. rest in peace mr and mrs naylor. and god bless you
wendy
February 13, 2009
my grandmother always watched brian reading the news and i followed her watching him, it was a sad day when he retired but we still to this day watch nine news. may you rest in peace with your beautiful wife moiree and son matt who was so dear to you.
Remember may your news be good news and goodnight
tanya
February 13, 2009
i was saddened to watch the fires on sat night thinking of all those poor people who had lost their lives and then i heard that brian and his wife had passed away and i cried. Thinking that the man who i had watched on the tv for all those years was gone. He made the news bearable to watch with everything that was going on brian always told it with a smile that made you feels everything was going to be ok. well brian as we say farewel to you and your lovely wife we all say your name with a smile and a memory of you, may you rest in peace and remember your we loved by all channel 9 will never be the same xoxox
Salli N
February 13, 2009
So sad what do you say? I grew up like everyone else watching Brian and loved it when he was on. RIP with your beautiful wife and condolences to his family left behind
Louise White (nee Foell)
February 13, 2009
Such a loss. My condolences to the entire family, and previous colleagues. Brian and my father worked together many moons ago. May you both enjoy a quiet one and I pray that God is looking over you.
Lina & Joe D'anna
February 13, 2009
Celebrating a life well lived. We will cherish the memories forever.
yvonne @ robert fisher
February 13, 2009
thanks for the great memories when you wished us a good day at the end , we need to be thankfull and love the people we care about.
Melissa & Laura Glasgow
February 13, 2009
Our sincere condolonces to Greg and the Naylor family of the terrible loss of Brian
and Moiree on the 7th of Febuary, 2009.
Our thoughts are with you at such a distrssing and sad time.
Kylie A
February 13, 2009
Now I know all I need to know cause Brian told me so, not having/knowing any of my own extended family beyond my husband & children I thank God every day for what I have, growing up I was always singing the adds including Brians song I was as devastated to hear the news as if he were my own grandfather, such a sad loss he & Moiree will be missed & my condolences to his daughter in-law as to suffer the loss of her childrens father/husband & now the in-laws such a tragic loss, my prays are with you & your children, they are in a better place resting in Gods arms.
Marie Burton
February 13, 2009
A dignified approach to the news as I remember him although I am a New South Welshman I did see him through 9news in NSW occasionally. My condolences to his family who have suffered a great loss
Alan Donohue
February 13, 2009
Beyond the public profile, Brian was one of nature's gentleman. He and Moiree, two wonderful people. Best wishes to the Naylor and extended families as they cope with missing two wonderful people. The Donohue's.
Ailesha Brankin
February 13, 2009
We always knew when it was 6pm because BRIAN was on the t.v,, he was a great newsman and will be sadly missed by all that knew him and knew of him,,
my heart goes out to his family,
R.I.P BRIAN AND MOIREE,
Cornelia Calimlim
February 13, 2009
Brian Naylor's face will remain etched in my mind having watched him on Nine's News since the early 1980's until his retirement in 1998. I miss hearing his wish for his viewers that 'may our news be good news'. May you and your wife now have a better life.
Cornelia
Ray Windlow
February 13, 2009
"Brian told me so.... ".
For so many years Brian graced our television sets in our homes and he was part of the family. His dedication to his work and those around him was second to none.
Will we ever see news people of the claibre of Brian and the late Sir Eric Pearce ever again ?
I think not such men are irreplaceable.
May your news be good news...
Goodbye and Rest In Peace Brian and Moiree.
Jo Brooks
February 12, 2009
From the moment I landed in Australia from England, in 1993, the first ever news I watched on Tv was presented by Brian Naylor and then I can remember thnking, how sincere and hearfelt he read the news, he will be so missed from Victoria.....R.I.P BRIAN AND MOIREE NAYLOR. OUR HEARTS ARE WITH THE FAMILY LEFT BEHIND XXXXXX
Robert F
February 12, 2009
I never met Brian Naylor - but I grew up with him in my life and in my home. He had a reassuring smile as he told me what had happened that day - the good and the bad. Somehow, with Brian, everything would be okay because he had that 'something'. He was what you wanted your Grandpa to be - he was part of the family to me - and many others.
I wish I had met him - if only just to say 'thank you' for the time he spent in our home.
Rest In Peace Brian and Moiree - and thank you.
Meagan
February 12, 2009
I remember listening to your soothing voice when my parents watched the news. RIP Mr Naylor, you'll be missed
Anna .
February 12, 2009
I never really had the chance to watch any of your news. I wasn't even born then, but from what i hear, you were very loved. I give you my deepest sympathy's and condolences to the family. God bless you. REST IN PEACE.
Cathy Giarrusso
February 12, 2009
I feel that i have lost a family memeber as like many others growing up, dinner at the table was with Brian Naylor telling the news and i new it all because "Brian told me so".My sincere condolences to the Naylor family for the loss of Brian & Moiree.
Sharon Van Rysewyk
February 12, 2009
I met Brian Naylor only the once, when he opened my first high school bank account for the SSB in 1961, with Madelaine Bourke.
From then on I felt I knew him and was delighted to have him at our home each night for the news. And Knew everything I needed to know 'cause "Brian told me"
May I express my appreciation for his life and rest assured he is well remembered by all who met him. If it be true that a loss shared is lightened then let me take my share of yours
Paula Sita
February 12, 2009
Unlike many, I personally know of nobody who have been devastated by the horrific 7/2/09 fires, except for Brian Naylor. To put a face to a name brings the reality to the fore. Such a tragedy - such a loss! Condolences to the Naylor family and everyone else involved in this holocaust. Paula Sita, Deer Park Melb.
Maree Xenos
February 12, 2009
As a little girl growing up in Australia I so vividly remember your smiling face on the news. An everynight tradition as my family ate dinner. Thankyou for the memories. May God Bless you and all those who gained their wings with you , God Bless you all, Maree Xenos USA
Vickie
February 12, 2009
R.I.P Brian Naylor and his wife Moiree we will never forget you's. I also grew up watching you on the news everynight. Deepest sympathy & condolences.
Jennifer
February 12, 2009
My sincere condolences to Naylor children and the extended family on their tragic loss. Along with many other Victorian's who grew up watching Brian read the news, I too am saddened to hear that he and his lovely wife died due to the horrific fires. May the Naylor family know that Brian and Moiree were loved and respected by many. xoxo Brian told me.. now he can tell all in heaven
David Tilley
February 12, 2009
A tragic loss of life for an absolute gentleman and pillar of the community. I grew watching Brian every night of the week it was if i really new him. My heartfelt condolences to the naylor family
Covert Dove
February 12, 2009
Tragic loss of both Brian & his wife Moiree Naylor and great loss to thier other two children and the rest of the extended family & former workmates. My condolences. An aussie icon will be sadly missed. Covert Dove, Canberra, A.C.T. Australia.
Angela Courtney nee Walters
February 12, 2009
Devastating. You were there as I was growing up. as you were in many australians lives. 2 more Angels in Heaven. praying for the family x (residing in USA)
Sandra Swaffield
February 12, 2009
Along with many other Victorian's who grew up watching Brian read the news, I too am saddened to hear that he and his lovely wife died due to the horrific fires. May the Naylor family know that Brian and Moiree were loved and respected by many. xoxo Brian told me.. now he can tell all in heaven.
Judith Burrows
February 11, 2009
Such a tragic loss of a wonderful Australian icon. I will never forget Brian and the Juniors and the years of his eloquent reading of the evening news. 'I know everything I need to know cos Brian told me so!' May you rest in peace Brian and God bless you.
Maria Alexander
February 11, 2009
I grew up watching Brian Naylor reading the news. "Brian Told Me" and I listened every night. Such a sad loss. He and his wife will be mourned by many. They are now reunited with their son, in God's care. My love and Sympathy is extended to his family and friends during this time. He will be sadly missed by all.
gaye hazell
February 11, 2009
my deepest sympathy goes to Brian and Moiree families and friends in this very sad time. I always remember watching him do the news with my dad. Brian was a true gentleman a true Aussie. We are one and he touched many RIP
bayden williams
February 11, 2009
so sad to hear about the tragic news rest in peace brian and moiree you will never be forget
stav
February 11, 2009
i only watched nine news because my dad said it was the best news to watch because of brian when i was younger, and now at 32 years of age i still watch nine news @ 6pm because of you brian, thank you for making my news and everyone elses news still the one! My deepest sympathy to his family and friends.
February 11, 2009
so sad to hear such tragic news.will always be remembered. rest in peace brian and moiree.
helen bizos
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Elena & Markus Kranz
February 11, 2009
My heart goes out to the family and friends of, Brian & Moiree Naylor, I guess we all grew up watching brian on the news. Great lost for the australian poeple. My sympathy to his family and friends.
Christine Dunleavy
February 11, 2009
I am one of many who grew up getting my news from Brian. My mother played the piano on his radio show decades ago and has never forgotten. I was so sad to hear we had lost Brian and Moiree. My sympathies to their family
Georgie
February 11, 2009
Taken so suddenly from this world the best news reader,Brian and his beautiful wife, Moiree.Nothing will separate you now. "May your news be good news and good night." RIP. Heartfelt sympathy to their family and friends
Cathy
February 11, 2009
I loved watching Brian Naylor. Im sorry to hear of his loss.He is and will always be a legend. No one can replace him.
Rest in peace Brian and Moiree.
Rachael
February 11, 2009
Please accept my deepest sympathies.
Tan Alan
February 11, 2009
May god bless you in Heaven,Brian & moiree
Jenny Bonney-Millett
February 11, 2009
I was so saddened and distressed at this news. Having grown up in Melbourne watching Brian Naylor on both Channel 7 as host of Brian and the Juniors and as newsreader and then on Channel 9. He was so much a part of our lives and our culture. He will be sadly missed.
RIP to Brian and his wife Moiree.
Carol
February 11, 2009
The things we feel so deeply are the hardest things to say!
Rest in peace Brian and Moiree.
Ann Boyle
February 11, 2009
Jane, Owen, Trudie Steve, Clinton, Di, Greg and respective families.
We have been devastated by the death of Brian and Moiree,
words cannot express our sorrow for you all and our thoughts and prayers are with you.
All we can do is try to remember the good times.
Ann, Chris, Darryl (and Ray) Boyle.
Michelle Ciangura
February 11, 2009
My heart broke when I heard the passing of Brian and Moiree. As many others I grew up watching Brian sitting on my fathers lap. I will never forget the "Brian" Jingle. RIP Brian & Moriee - Heartfelt sympathy to his family and friends.
February 11, 2009
Rest In Peace Brian and Moiree. You will be sadly missed.
My condolences, thoughts and prayers are with the Naylor family
cheryl richards
February 11, 2009
So sad to have lost you brian..To his family .We say our sincere condolences Cheryl Richards.
Galina Romanova
February 11, 2009
My deepest sympathy to Trudee, Steve, Jacqui, Sam, Jess, Chris and the rest in the family. There are not enough words to describe the pain. It is a tradegy for all of us. I am thinking and praying for you! Be strong
Kathy Burns
February 11, 2009
I remember Brian & Moiree so well from my days working in the Channel 9 Newsroom in the late 70's & early 80's. Both such wonderful people. Kind and generous. Brian always such a gentleman - who always managed to cope with "odd" typo I made in his scripts. You will both be missed. My thoughts are with the family.
rob mackenzie
February 11, 2009
He had a knowledgeable, intelligent, warm hearted sincerity that I didn't question.
When aged seven I remember seeing him praising an 11 year old guitarist on tv, saying he had a future as a professional. Partly because of Brian Naylors believable stature, an hour or so later I'd decided what to do the rest of my life & asked mum for a guitar for Christmas. (50 years later its still the only job I do)
Anyway, probably many of us could look back & find moments when Brian influenced an important decision we made.
Thanks for your good effect on those around you Brian, you deserved a so much better departure. RIP
KONSTANTINOS GILO
February 11, 2009
READING ABOUT BRIAN NAYLORS DEATH IN THE BUSHFIRES,IT IS I HAVE LOST MY FATHER ALL OVER AGAIN,AS I GREW UP WATCHING NINE NEWS BULLETINS.DESPITE LIVING IN GREECE FOR THE BETTER PART OF 20 YEARS, I STILL REMEMBER GROWING UP WITH BRIAN. MAY HE REST IN PEACE AND I KNOW HE IS WITH MY FATHER WHO I RECENTLY LOST.R.I.P BRIAN NAYLOR AND WIFE.KONSTANTINOS GILO ATHENS GREECE.
Cheryl Felsinger
February 11, 2009
Brian and Moiree Naylor were dear and valued customers at Cracklins Restaurant where I worked at for 14 years. They were loved by us all. Our deepest sympathies go out to all their family.
Lynelle Cogan
February 11, 2009
I was heartbroken to hear of the passing of Brian and Moiree Naylor. Like so many others, I grew up watching Brian each night with my family and to hear of his passing along with his wife Moiree has saddened all Victorians alike, no matter where in Australia or the world we may be now. My sincere condolences to family and friends.
Ingrid Reed
February 11, 2009
Although I have lived overseas for many years, I will forever see "Nails" in my mind. What a consumate professional he was. My sincere and heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of the Naylors.
May their spirits fly free and be forever young.
Love and Light,
John Grivas
February 10, 2009
I grew up on a diet of Channel Ten news, alas all of Melbourne knew Brian. Sung the "Brian told me so" jingle with friends tonight. Rest in Peace.
Hailey Lyndon
February 10, 2009
Knowing your family as well as I do, I know what a tight knit clan you are!
I am truely saddened to the core for such a great loss, not just a personal one, but a loss that the whole of Australia has had to bare!
Atleast you got to meet Lachlan Matthew- what a gorgeous boy he is!
Rest In Peace... If you can, please send some harmony, peace & answers to us back here!
I promise to look out for Jac! xo xo
Barbara Barlow
February 10, 2009
Your happy smile will always remain with me, I remember you at Channel 7, you were a champion Newsreader, one of the best. Rest in Peace, Brian and Moiree, you are together still as you were in Life.
Dave
February 10, 2009
I grew up watching Brian reading the news on BCV8 and then TV8 in Bendigo. He was always professional and always made you feel as though he was talking directly to you. Comiserations to Peter Hitchener and Tony Jones and all at Channel 9.
Jessica Campbell
February 10, 2009
A true gentleman and his adored wife resting together for all eternity GOD BLESS
pam gillin
February 10, 2009
Brian and Moiree
My thoughts to the family. I was raised with "Brian Said".That never changed. A gentleman and a great Victorian and Australian. One of our great last gentleman. Gods speed Brian and Moiree together. I wish peace and understanding to friends and family. God only takes the best and he choose too well this time.
Ross Caldwell
February 10, 2009
Im so sorry to here of Brian and Moiree deaths any all the others that where lost.
I live in Vancouver Canada and have many family members in Melbourne Im very upset.
Shane Bennett
February 10, 2009
God bless you both. I grew up being with Brian telling me so! RIP.
Pamela Hudson
February 10, 2009
Our deepest sympathy to Brian Naylors family,as ex Mexicans he was a viitor in our lounge for many years,a tragic loss to the family,God Bless and give you the strengh to go on.
Kate Simons
February 10, 2009
You were so kind to me as a contestant on Swallow's Juniors way back in 1959. I fell in love with you that day! May God bless and keep you and yours. Too good for this world.
Maria
February 10, 2009
No amount of tears that we cry will bring you both back so i pray that everyone you loved and left behind can find some comfort in knowing that you are now with your son. God Bless you.
Shannon
February 10, 2009
i grew up watching u on tv
you will be missed by all that have watched u
joy faulks
February 10, 2009
our family watched brian and the juniors and what great memoiries we have of the gentleman brian naylor.
you will be sadly missed brian and your beautiful wife may you walk arm in arm in gods beautiful garden.good night and god bless you always.
joy faulks
February 10, 2009
you brought many happy memoiries with brian and the juniors. you were a gentleman and may you rest in peace with your beautiful wife.goodnight and godbless you always.
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