I met Bryan over 30 years ago at Irene and Guy’s cottage on Christian Island. He and Richard immediately bonded…lol. They both liked herbals. Over the years we saw him either at the cottage or at parties. However what most touched me was the last time I brought Richard to Irene and Guy for Christmas Eve. Bryan was so gentle with Richard ,who has dementia, and spent so much time with him. I will be forever grateful for that kindness. He will be missed and condolences to his family.

Bryan has been my trusted friend for 40 years a man who loved his Family and friends, music, cars, the Island and Hockey . Thank you for the memories! Rest in Peace buddy!

Rest in peace my friend, you have had a tough few years. You are now home & suffering no more. Thank you for introducing Guy to Christian Island, I can’t begin to tell you how many memories I have had there the past 32-33 years, Will have a toast to you at The Twilight Zone over the summer. Say Hello to the big guy for me

It is with extreme sadness that I have learnt of my wonderful friends passing. We have shared many times at the ice rink, car cruises, car flee markets etc. I have great praise for the battle you fought with that stupid cancer. I’m very glad to have met you and shared the times we had. I will truly miss you as they don’t make em like you any more. I wish you peace and mercy as you rest in gods hands. I love you Buddy Jimmy

To Bryan’s family;
I had the pleasure of working with Bryan at Fines Ford. Every morning we would have a coffee and have a lively discussion. What a great person and he never complained even though he was suffering from the many medical issues that he been afflicted with. Always a positive attitude and a pleasant smile.

I have known Bryan for approximately 50 years, and he has always been a great friend.We have shared
many good times over the years.
During his illness he was extremely positive and looking forward to working on all of his
projects he had on the go.
I would like to express my deepest sorrow and sympathy for Grace as well as all of Bryan’s family members
during this difficult time. Bryan will be missed by all who knew him

I worked with Bryan for many years at Emery and socialized together with him often. He always made me laugh and feel a little bit better about myself.. Bryan, rest in peace as you will be missed by family and friends alike.

I met Bryan when he joined the Thursday Night hockey League in the heart of Mimico . We were the new group of players that was to become the rebirth of the league. The fun we enjoyed in the dressing room was due to people like Bryan who enjoyed the game as well as the new friendship that was to become life long. Thanks Bryan for being Bryan and being part of an exiting part of our life playing hockey. I left before you did and when I came back as a spectator I still could see the excitement in your eyes still enjoying the game. The reunion we had last summer was not complete until you showed up. We had fun then as though we were still at the arena, I will miss you Bryan have a great journey.

I am deeply saddened with the loss of such a wonderful human being. He was more than just a Brother-In-Law, he was my friend and my brother. His heart was kind, his soul happy, his mind ingenious. He loved life and all it had to offer. He lived his life with optimism and shrugged off pessimism. He was a man who gave and never took. A true friend and brother. The world has lost a man of honesty, integrity and kindness. His last name says it all, for Bryan was truly a King of kindness and joy.
Bryan, you were tough and persevered through many challenges life threw at you and suffered more than any one man should have. No more pain nor suffering for you my dear friend. May you rest in peace and enjoy eternal happiness as you well deserve. God bless!

My heart goes out to Grace and all of Bryan’s family. May we all keep him dear in our hearts, learn from his example and never forget the kindness and goodness he shared.

Bryan was a truly great guy. I have hoisted a few with Bryan through the years. He was outrageously funny and we always had great time. I have fond memories of Bryan. He will be sadly missed.

To Bryan’s Family

Bryan will be sadly missed by everyone. He was the most pleasant, thoughtful, kind, polite, and gentle soul who I met at Fines Ford. Bryan was always willing to do anything, had a great smile and always had a kind word for everyone. He loved life and enjoyed it. All of us will have many wonderful memories of Bryan. I would like to express my deepest sympathies to Grace and all the family members.

To Grace and family,
All the times we have shared at hockey and at the cottage were always great times,Sky i will miss you on our walks to
west beach always discussing 50’s and 60’s music no one said Alright!!! The way you do i will miss you greatly
Love always Pete & Lisa

We met Bryan over 25 years ago when he lived in Mississauga. Bryan was one of the hardest working people we’ve ever met. He always put his family first and was happiest living in the country with Grace and Bailey (and his many cars!). We’ll miss you Bryan! Your strength up until the end was inspiring. You’ve left us with a lot of good memories! The Shanks family.

I met Bryan in my early teens and we had a great time going to high school together. He was great friend he would give you the shirt off of his back he will be greatly missed. My deepest condolences to Bryans family.

Bryan, You fought the great fight now rest in peace. I hope Aunt Ollie. And Uncle Roy were there to meet you . Our deepest sympathy to Grace, Marg, Dave, Ramsey, David and family. Love Faith and George

I had the great pleasure of working with Bryan when we both started at Princess Auto in Bolton. We discovered that we had many friends in common going back many years. We had a connection through our cars, and that had us planning a trip this coming April 2017 to go to Carlisle Penn. I will miss Bryan very much, but always remember his quick wit and big laugh. My condolence to his family.
Rest in peace bud, until we see each other again.
Vince Gibbons

No words can describe the sadness we feel at the passing of Bryan. My condolences to Grace and all of his family. Bryan you will be surely missed.

My heart left condolences to all of Bryan’s family he was a great human being. I played in Many Hockey tournaments with Bryan he loved playing for the Dodgers very much. I worked with Bryan at Erin Dodge for 15-20 years he always was the hardest working guy we had. I will miss all the Leaf talk we shared, he was so passionate about those leafs.
Rest In Peace Bryan.

Jimmy Dearden

To Grace and Family.
Bryan was a good friend,who was kind and considerate to everyone he met during his lifetime! He had a smile and laugh that filled a room and he appreciated everything he had in life. He loved his family,and always wanted to be there for them. He was a gentle man,with a big heart,and I will miss him now and forever. Rest in peace my dear friend.

My condolences, I met Bryan when we started working at princess auto. Bryan was considerate, friendly always offering a hand. We had some great conversions as I also have a brother who was recently diagnosis with colon cancer, Bryan shared his experiences and answered my questions. Bryan was a wise man. He will be missed.

My deepest condolences, I had the pleasure of working with Bryan at Erin Dodge. He was the nicest, funniest man you could ever have met. He always had a good story to tell and touched my life with his kindness. I’m happy to have been able to call him my friend. I will miss him, may you rest in peace.

My condolences to Bryan’s family and close friends. I worked with him at Fines Ford, he was always pleasant and eager to help wherever he could. We also shared enthusiasm for the automotive hobby, the last time I saw him was at the Caledon Cruisers weekly meet in Oakville, it was nice to renew the acquaintance after not seeing him for a few years. Much too young for suxh a kind and lovely man to be gone.

My condolences to Brian’s family. I met Brian when delivering newspapers in the Eringate subdivision where we both grew up. Our paths crossed again when he was in his teens through his life long friendship with Mike and Bobbie and then all of us along with Wayne, ended up working for Emery.
Brian worked hard and played hard. He was always full of fun and while not an instigator was willing to back up his friends especially when we all played on the Emery hockey team. He always had a car project on the go or a hockey game to go to. That’s how I will remember Brain, fun to be around , a good friend and always on the go.

Bryan was truly a awesome guy . Growing up with him in Etobicoke was great . Fixing and hot rodding cars was his favorite pastime . We always had a great time when Bryan showed up at parties or camping weekends
Our sincere condolences to Bryan’s family

Deeply saddened by the loss of a GREAT friend, honored and blessed to have known Bryan, he was truly a positive influence in my life, he will always be missed and never forgotten.

I am utterly heartbroken by hearing about the loss of such a beautiful, kind hearted soul. I had the pleasure of working with Bryan when Princess Auto Bolton opened up. He’d always tell me I’d smell nice and ask what perfume I’d wear. He’d always make me laugh and reminded me of my grandfather. He always told me he loved samosas so I’d always bring him some so he could enjoy them. Bryan was a wise, knowledgeable soul who everyone at Princess Auto loved. He was known as the cute one by many of us. I am extremely sad that I won’t be hearing his stories about the airport or him asking me for samosas anymore. My condolences to the family. Bryan I will forever miss you and you’ll always be in my heart ❤️.

Bryan was blessed with many true friendships during his life.His courage and sense of humour were supported by these friendships.I know how grateful he was to them.We will miss him .

I met Bryan over 40 years ago and have many great memories of him and the fun we had camping and partying. Our condolences to his family. RIP Bryan.

I sat beside Brian in the dressing rooms for 2 different hockeys…….I really liked Brian….Always a kind word and an optimistic attitude……he was the kind of player that gave his all every shift and played with aches and pains and never complained…..I know he’s in Heaven, because that’s where Good Guys go…..My condolences to the family…I know your loss is great in these challenging times….God Bless

“SKY” King, a good friend you’ve gotten away from us.
A sad time for sure for all who knew him. But for me and his friends sadness fades to smiles and a good feeling from knowing Bryan. He always made you feel that you were more important. When I think of the 48 plus years I knew Bryan and how much laughter and caring he brought over those years, I realized he had a gift. He had the knack of making everyone around him feel better from knowing or meeting him. Grace and family, I am so very sorry for your loss. Sky, were going to miss you buddy…

Bryan I missed you right after leaving your bedside my friend. Working with you at Fines, enjoying the time we spent at the car shows and of course watching the Leafs. My condolences to your loved ones, who let you go …to enjoy the painfree stress free living that you deserved. Rest in peace ..

Bryan I truly enjoyed Working with you at Fines, enjoying the time we spent at the car shows and of course watching the Leafs. My condolences to your loved ones, who let you go …to enjoy the painfree stress free living that you deserved. Rest in peace ..

I feel privileged to have known such a warm and kind man as Bryan King. I have know him since high school and he was always the life of the party. He will be greatly missed but never forgotten. My heartfelt condolences to his family.

Bryan was always fun to be around and was always ready to lend a helping hand when needed. We always enjoyed having a good chat with him, and we are glad to have known him. Our sincere condolences to Grace, his family, and close friends. RIP Bryan.