STANLEY BRIAN ALLEN

Condolences & Memories (17 entries)

• So sad to hear this news, Brian was the coolest most laid back man I ever had the pleasure to know - Posted by: bill moore (friend) on: Jan 01, 2016

• The Davis sisters, Louise, Edie & Bev, knew Brian very well. Bev and Edie attended school with Brian at Tuxedo, Gordon Bell and Charleswood Collegiate. We all rode at the Golfstream stables and had a great time. Edie even babysat Rod a few times. We often talk about our playmates of years ago. Nice to reminisce. We were very saddened at the loss of Brian. Our condolences to Gerry, Rod and Brian's children, grandchildren and his wife. - Posted by: Beverley Davis Moore (Friend) on: May 17, 2013

• My deepest sympathies to Brigette, Mark, and the entire Allen family. May fond memories of all the good tmes you shared help you through your sorrow. - Posted by: Sandra Jaman () on: May 15, 2013

• It was a sad moment when we heard that Brian had passed away. He was only down the hall from me at the Victoria Hospital. I was very sorry that I could not get to go and see him, as I wasn't well myself. I wish I had. Our family extends our dearest and deepest sympathy to Sharon, Magen, Bridget, Lindsy and Patrick and the rest of their families. He was and will always be a man that everyone loved and admired and had fun with. Take care to you all and we will all see him again soon. I'm sure he has gone to join the rest of the Irish crew in heaven. Say hi to my dad ! - Posted by: Mary Pearch and Family, submitted by Sonyia (Long time Irish Association Friend, board member, and parents of Irish Dancers.) on: May 15, 2013

• Sending love and prayers to the Allen family. Your strength and love as a family lead by Brian shines through. Brian always shared kindness, consideration and the odd cheesy joke! So many happy memories as a child in the Allen home. Love, Tricia & Mark the 3rd xxxx - Posted by: Patricia Campbell Barrett (Friend ) on: May 15, 2013

• Megan, Jordan, Sharon, and all the kids.. So sorry to hear about the loss of your dad/husband/granddad. He was always quick with a smile, a story, and a drink. There was never a time you didn't feel welcome and part of the family. My deepest sympathy. - Posted by: Sandy O'Rourke (old friend of Megan's) on: May 15, 2013

• I wish I could gather the right words to make your painless and offer you some comfort. You are always in my thoughts. Our deepest condolences. - Posted by: Tracey and Dan Robinson (extended family) on: May 15, 2013

• Dear Auntie Sharron and family, Uncle Brian always loved his family and enjoyed creating memories with them. He, uncle Rod and my mom had many special moments. I know he will be deeply missed. Know you are in my prayers. - Posted by: Karen, Kerry and James Decoux (neice) on: May 14, 2013

• What a wonderful man, lots of fond memories at the Irish Association of Manitoba with the Allen family. Rest in Peace, Brian xo - Posted by: Margaret & John Lefas (Friend) on: May 14, 2013

• Auntie Sharon and family we are so sorry for your loss. Uncle Brian was a great man. We really enjoyed the time we got to spend with him in Calgary. Albert often said he seemed to have known Brian his whole life. From working on his vehicle to taking the horses to see him at Frank and Gerry Munro. We will really miss seeing him and our thoughts and prayers are with you. Sorry we are unable to attend - Posted by: Lori and Albert Newhook and family (Niece) on: May 14, 2013

• My family extend our sincere sympathy upon the loss of Brian. You are all in our thoughts. - Posted by: Maureen Smith (Friend) on: May 14, 2013

• My deepest condolences to all the Allen family. I have many memories along with my siblings of sleepovers and festivities with the Allen family. Brian was always kind and thoughtful and welcomed all of us into his home. He will be missed by so many. - Posted by: Anastasia O'Brien (Friend) on: May 14, 2013

• My deepest sympathy to the family. I hope all the loving memories of Brian will keep his Irish Spirit alive. He certainly supported his family and community. All those Irish dance classes and his involvement with the Irish Club. I still laugh when I think of the story he told about his Irish housekeeper (Mrs. Doubtfire - lol). Brian was a kind man with a fabulous sense of humour. - Posted by: Janice Pamer (Friend) on: May 14, 2013

• What a loss. Our heartfelt sympathies to all of you. I remember meeting Brian in the Safeway store on Osborne, where we spent a long time discussing our "kids". He loved and appreciated each one of you, which was so apparent in his conversation. I'm sure he felt that way about his grandchildren too. Between them, Brian and Sharon have raised a strong and admirable family, truly a "living" legacy to his memory. - Posted by: Paul and Mary Barton and family (RiverviewNeighbour) on: May 14, 2013

• Aunt Sharon and family; Uncle Brian has always been a special Uncle and important part of our family and are sad that he has left us. We remember all the fun and good times we have had over the years and the never ending laughter. We send our prayers, love and support for all of you during this difficult and sad time. Even though we cannot be there in person, know that we are thinking of you. Love always. - Posted by: Allen and Jenny Janel and Frank Munro (Nephew) on: May 14, 2013

• Thinking of you all at this sad time. He had the good fortune to have a family who loved him dearly. I really don't know what else to say but wanted you to know we are thinking of you. - Posted by: Don, Jackie, Nicki and Kenny Benson () on: May 14, 2013

• Bridgette, Mark, Megan and your whole family, we extend our sincere sympathy upon the loss of Brian. Keep alive all your wonderful memories and know there will be dancing in heaven these days! Kerry & Chuck - Posted by: Kerry & Chuck McGowan (Friends) on: May 14, 2013