BRIAN LAWRENCE GOLDING

Condolences & Memories (13 entries)

• Just learned of Brian’s passing my condolences to you Arlette, Robert, Alden & family, first met Brian when he Coached 6 man football, the Transcona Torpedos, numerous fun times, Brian was one of best, taught me many things including proper way to punt a football 🏈 - Posted by: James Douglas (Friend) on: Jul 27, 2025

• Sincerest Sympathy to all of Brian's family & friends. I have just learned of his passing & therefore regret not attending the Celebration of Life held in his honor. I have many wonderful memories of times Bill & I spent with the Golding family in Transcona. - Posted by: Cathy Olive (Friend) on: Jul 24, 2025

• My sincerest condolences Arlette. Often think of you and Brian. May knowing Brian is with you in spirit help heal your soul. Hugs dear friend. Love Brenda Cardinal nee CULLEN - Posted by: Brenda Cardinal (CULLEN) ( School friend of Arlette.) on: Jan 04, 2025

• Dear Arlette and family, We were so saddened to hear of Brian's passing in May. He was absolutely the greatest guy a person could ever meet, always showing a genuine concern for others. In August 2022, we were fortunate enough to see you both at George's home while you were visiting Winnipeg, which we will remember always. The world is a lesser place without him. Sincerest condolences to the entire Golding family. Rest in peace, dear friend. - Posted by: Garry and Allyson Woroniak (Friend of the family) on: Jun 23, 2024

• Arlette, Robert, Aldin and all the Golding Family, I spent a whole lot of my young years in and around the East End (called the Mansion in those days). Of course, anybody that lived close by as we did was somewhat of a "rink rat" and never minded lending the Goldings a hand in the many activities Ed Golding and his family were instrumental in making available to our neighbourhood and beyond. Lifelong friendships were made in that building that now bears the name of the man that meant so much to so many. Brian was very much a part of the East End experience that I will always remember. Rest in Peace old friend! - Posted by: Janice Hoffman (Campbell) (Friend) on: Jun 02, 2024

• Arlette, George, Stephen and family We are so sorry to hear of Brian’s passing. He was a kind, generous person. He will be missed by many. Brian was a proud husband and father. Spent many hours at East End Arena (now Ed Golding Arena) with The Golding’s. - Posted by: Bill & Karen, Kurt and Karla Shanski (Friends) on: May 30, 2024

• Brian was my hockey coach when I was 11 years old. Throughout my teens he made a point of checking in to see how I was doing and offered advice. As a young man of 24, it was Brian who told me it was my turn to give back, and gave me a 12 year old hockey team of my own to coach. I coached until 2022, and owe Brian for getting me involved in the first place. I've loved every minute of my minor hockey career, filled with wonderful memories and enduring friendships with many players. I have followed Brian's lead and made a point of bringing many former players back to coach, and I am forever grateful for the opportunity and faith he showed in me. Rest in peace Brian, you are missed. - Posted by: Collin Doyle (Friend) on: May 30, 2024

• Our family grew up with the Goldings, I am so saddened to hear of Brian's passing. My sincere condolences to the entire Golding family, Brian would go out of his way while in Transcona to visit my mother at Park Manor, an absolute Prince of a man. - Posted by: Fred Miller (family friend) on: May 30, 2024

• Brian was a character at work. He looked forward to his retirement in BC. We were able to spend some time with Brian and Arlette when we visited Nanaimo. He loved buying and selling stuff and was very proud of their beautiful yard. Our deepest sympathies to Arlette and family. Lois and Bob - Posted by: Bob & Lois (Co-worker) on: May 30, 2024

• Arlette & Family, I am so sorry about hearing of Brian’s passing. I have so many fond/fun memories with Brian at work. So many funny moments that will forever be remembered from golfing and the many pranks we played out at work. Sending you hugs & my sincerest condolences. - Posted by: Sharon Jonas (Coworker ) on: May 30, 2024

• I was lucky enough to be around Brian a lot in the 80s. Spent so many hours at East End on the executive committee for many years. He truly was one of a kind and loved by so many. My condolences to the family. RIP Brian - Posted by: Joanne Lapot (Friend ) on: May 30, 2024

• Arlette and family, our heart breaks for all of you. So sad to hear of Brian’s passing. Even though Brian had a health issue ..he still kept himself busy doing whatever he could. His passion was his family along with carpentry and awesome garage sales. Him and his family were well known with the East End Arena in Transcona. Working hard for families to enjoy skating and hockey. Thank you Brian for all you and your family did for the citizens of Transcona. Rest in Peace. - Posted by: Carol & Glenn Chudley (Friends) on: May 30, 2024

• I have known Brian and his extended family for over sixty years. I was truly saddened to learn of his passing a few days ago. To his entire family, I offer my sincere condolences. I will remember Brian as a kind and fun loving soul. Peace to Brian, and may his many memories be a blessing to everyone who knew and loved him. Rod Suggitt. - Posted by: RODNEY SUGGITT (Lifelong Family Friend) on: May 30, 2024