died peacefully at home in Shipston on Stour on 13th February, aged 85 years.
Much loved by family and friends, he will be sadly missed.
A celebration of his life will be held at Ettington Church at 12:30 p.m. on Thursday 21st March.
The service will be webcast, please see details below.
No flowers please; donations in Brian’s memory, if wished, to 'Bowel Cancer UK' may be left at the service or made via the 'Donate' button below.
Enquiries to R. Locke & Son, Brailes, (01608) 685 274.
Webcast details
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With all good wishes. Ben & Ann
Mr Ben Cubey
Brian will be remembered fondly by all that knew him; really, what more can you hope for from a life? My sincerest condolences to his family and friends.
Mr Tollon Adkins
We are so grateful to have known Brian and Mary as friends
Reverend John & Elizabeth Horton
Deepest sympathy and happy memories of Brian and Mary from cousins by marriage
Mr Richard Eliot
Cash donations received at the Funeral Service.
Anonymous .
In esteemed memory of Brian.
Mr Paul Standing
We have many fond and happy memories of "making music" with Brian as Musical Director with both Windsor and Eton Opera and Park Opera, and rehearsing at Windsor Boy's School where both of our sons went to school. Brian was a fine musician and a kind friend with a keen sense of humour. We will miss him.
Dr Keith and Mrs Sallie Ward
In memory of Brian; friend, fellow musician and piano accompanist. Thank you for your musicianship, friendship and your unerring sense of humour! A true gentleman, sadly missed.
Love Claire and Tim Johnson
Mrs Claire Johnson
Fondest memories of Brian; love to all his family.
Mr Anthony Peter
Many happy memories of times spent as students at St Caths and many occasions since. Respected as a talented musician, valued as a good friend; he will be missed by many..
Mr Walter Stead
It has been a privilege to have known Brian for 65 years and to have shared many happy times together. I always admired his musical skills and his mature approach to life.
Mr Peter Freeman
In memory of a brilliant colleague and kind friend from the early years of my teaching career. Thoughts and prayers are with Brian's family.
Dr Elaine Hood
So sad to hear of Brian's passing such a great gentleman
Mrs Jane Jones