BRIAN STANLEY SELLAR

Condolences & Memories (10 entries)

• I will always remember the smile and hug I got from Brian when we saw each other at a gas station on Pandora! He said he was on the way to the Pandora Inn to do the Sound for George and invited me along! - Posted by: Larry Kobyll (Old Friend) on: Sep 22, 2025

• Our condolences to Debbie and the family. ❤️🙏 - Posted by: Trichia Gannon (Family Friend) on: Sep 14, 2025

• We are deeply saddened to hear of Brian’s passing. He was a wonderful man and a great friend, always ready to give you a smile and hug. He was friendly and outgoing, had many friends and loved his music and sports. A talented bass guitarist who played with many bands throughout his career, many of which we had the pleasure of seeing. He loved his curling and we had many great times curling together in the Musicians Curling League. He was like a brother to Brian. We will sorely miss him and will always remember him and his good nature. He was a good guy who treated everyone with respect and dignity. Our deepest condolences go out to Debbie, Danny, Ryan, Ricky and their families during this difficult time. He loved his family, grandchildren and great-grandchildren and will be missed terribly by all who loved him. Rest in Peace Brian, love you, Vida & Brian Reader - Posted by: Vida & Brian Reader (Friends) on: Sep 09, 2025

• Knew Brian long enough to know he was one of the kindest, sweetest, friendliest humans I've known. We had the privilege to hang with him, talk and laugh with him hear him play music. He and His Wife Debbie are amazing people. I just love them soo.. RIP BRIAN. You will be missed dearly. Until then my Friend. XO. - Posted by: Shelley and Terry Titanich (Friend) on: Sep 08, 2025

• We are so very sorry to hear about Brian. Our condolences to all the family and friends - Posted by: Gail and Alan Schick (Friend) on: Sep 08, 2025

• I am deeply saddened to hear of Brian's passing. Brian was a truly dear friend. No better human being could you ever hope to meet. His generous openess and natural ability to make you feel at ease is a rare thing in a person. He love people and people gravitated to Brian because of his friendly outgoing nature. The 5 years in the early 1970's when I was around Brian constantly--as a roadie for his rock band NEXT--these years were the best years of my life. My heartfelt condolences to Brian's wife Debbie and to all the Seller family. Larry Kasianchuk aka Kasey, the Colonel - Posted by: Larry Kasianchuk (Friend) on: Sep 07, 2025

• Musical memories and smiles come to mind first, when I think of Brian. First to mind, 1965, Brian had a driver's licience, a bass guitar, and the Stanley Wagon. Off to Winnipeg (Tuxedo) we went, to become Rock Stars. Thank You Brian for all the musical memories. Condolences to Brian's family for such a tremendous loss. - Posted by: Larry Martineau (Friend) on: Sep 06, 2025

• Our condolences to Debbie and family. Have being Friends for many years and great memories as long. Will miss him Rudy and Carrol Moroz - Posted by: Rudy and Carrol moroz (Friends) on: Sep 06, 2025

• Debbie and family our Condolences to you and all his friends. May your beautiful memories comfort you all at this time. - Posted by: Carol & Glenn Chudley (Friends from school) on: Sep 06, 2025

• Our Condolences to Debbie, Danny, Ryan, Rick and their families. May your precious memories help to ease the pain of your aching hearts. R.I.P. Brian. - Posted by: Ingrid Silvari (Friend from long ago) on: Sep 06, 2025