David Bremner

Sue, Peggy, Jan & family: I just learned of David's passing from someone I ran into. I am so sorry for your loss. I grew up in the neighborhood along with Harry Osland & Colleen Coleman. We had a great group of kids & Dave was one of them. We were always up to something - hide & seek, baseball, fireworks. Again I am so sorry for your loss. Peace, Janelle (Johnson) Schlick

I will miss my "alley buddy". My condolences to Jan and the entire family.

My first really best friend: hide and seek, ring and run, home run derby at Harmon field. We nearly burned his house down lighting the garbage can on fire in the garage. My condolences to Jan and boys as well as Sue and Peggy , and all Dave´s family and friends.
Also, sure appreciated Steve Keller´s kind words.

Jan and family, I am sorry to hear of Dave's passing. He and Tom had fun ice fishing. He was such a good guy. He will be missed by all who knew him. With heartfelt sorrow, Lyn Nielsen

Ice fishing with Dave after work at midnight till the sun came up on South center many years ago! Wonderful person sure will be missed by many

Jan, We are so sorry to hear about Dave. He was a very good friend. We remember the times we all went out to eat early on in our marriages. My friendship continued with Dave for many many years. He will be missed.

Jim and Cindy Johnson

What a nice guy he was, I worked with Dave at Waterous for 22 years Blessing to his family for sharing him with us for so many years.

many many memories he will be missed

Sending condolences to Jan and family, Dave was a great friend at work, he taught me how to make pickles in his back yard and we golfed a few rounds. I will always have good memories of you Dave!

Dave and I grew up un the same neighborhood. Met as toddlers and hung around together since we were old enough to cross the street alone. When we were fifteen we bought motor cycles and road together into our late twenties. Dave had a passion for cars and introduced me to my first Mopar. Back in the seventies and early eighties we also did a little pheasant hunting together. Dave would invite us over for his fourth of July get togethers and he'd make his famous slider burgers. He was a master at cooking and especially grilling. Taught me how to properly prepare and grill venison steaks! He enjoyed golfing in the summer and ice fishing in the winter. He'd call and say I just put away the clubs and now it's time to get the fish house ready. For years we ice fished together. We use to joke about the fact that we spent more time in Hotels and Motels with each other than with our wives. When ever we'd venture out for a trip he'd always pack his portable grill and he'd make gourmet meals on the tailgate of the truck. I will surely miss taking those adventures with Dave.

I would like to send my deepest condolences to the Bremner family. Peggy was my first best friend. What a wonderful family. Sending love and prayers.
Colleen (Coleman) Kovacs

Dave was a joy to be around. I loved his little smile and how he always made Jan laugh. I enjoyed working with him and the times that him and Jan took us on their boat and our get togethers. Dave was a wonderful person we will truly miss Dave. Sending our deepest sympathy to the dear Jan and the family.

I have known Dave for 60 years or so. He lived behind my Gram Ryan´s house. I played hockey with him, caddied at Somerset Country Club with him. And later played golf in the Old Time Caddy Tournament at Somerset. After Jan would the best lasagna dinner. He was a loving, caring man who never had a bad word to say about anyone. He will be remembered as a great friend, father, brother, husband. RIP Dave!!