Obituaries

Mike, Tanya, Brenda & Family We were so saddened to hear about Brenton's passing. What a fabulous guy. As neighbours on Fairbanks Street Brenton was always ready for a friendly chat or an invite of some kind. His smile and good nature will be truly missed. Please take care. Mike & Diane McCormick

Sending our condolences to the family. From John and Jane O'Dwyer

my deepest condolences to the family of brenton i work for him at the motel in port Hastings my you R.I.P Brenton

To the family - so sorry to hear of Brenton's passing. I heard his name as well as Hazel and their family many times from my sister Edith and Wayne. Sending our deepest condolences. Hold on to the memories. Georgina and Glen Smith, NL

One of the friendliest men I have ever met, Brenton never failed to warm my day. For the past 16 years he was like a surrogate father helping his extended family at the Celtic Corner. Always ready and willing to lend a hand, offer some quiet guidance with a smile and the ever present "oh my", Brenton was a rare and special man. His close relationships with his son Mike, daughter Brenda, grandson Nick and daughter-in-law Tanya were remarkable and admirable and says so much about the man. As I look at his spot just up from the fireplace I will always think fondly of him. Rest in peace Brenton - you have earned it.

Codolences to Brenton's Family. Got to know Brenton while working along side of him and Hazel as fellow Managers with Edwards Fine Food Ltd. He always had a smile and a joke. In later years he loved to talk about his children and all their achievments in life. He was so proud of each and every one of them. May his Memories guide you all through this difficult time. Bless you all. Darryl and Sheila Naugle, Wainwright, Alberta.

To: The Brenton Hurley Family: We have known Brenton for many years. He had a great sense of humour. Our conversations always centred around community and family. Let it be known that he served his community well. In Faith: Jerry & Marion Pye

My condolences to Brenton's family . I worked at EFFoods for many years with Brenton . Always enjoyed his sense of humor and his great stories . He will be missed . RIP my friend .

A larger than life man, I have enjoyed my memories of Brenton ever since being neighbours on Fairbanks Street. The nights after work where he'd bring home tons of KFC and tell us neighbourhood boys to help ourselves. He was always kind to all of us who hung around...may he Rest In Peace.

Dear Mike, Tanya, and Nick, I am so terribly sorry for the loss of Breton. He was a friend and a lovely man to me from the first day I met him at the motel in Port Hawksbury. He was so generous, and always took a keen interest in both our lives in the kitchen Mike. Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you all. I know the strength to get through this will come. Craig F.

My condolences to your family. We were neighbours in Fairview and I eventually worked for Brenton when he first opened KFC in Fairview many years ago. I remember both Hazel and Brenton, they were a wonderful couple to work for.

Send our condolences to Mike, Tanya, Nick and family. Will think often and cherish our morning chats at the Pub. Brenton always enjoyed hearing what Kenrick was working on or restoring in the garage. Susan & Kenrick Myers