TURNER, BRIAN DARRELL

 TURNER_Brian Darrell was born April 24th, 1954, ushering in a life of passion and dedication to family and friends, and the preservation of the finer things in life: cars, tractors, cats, and antiques. He left us suddenly on March 20th, 2006. Memories of his loyalty, humour, compassion, and honesty will remain in the hearts of all whose lives he has touched. Brian's life was fueled by his love for rebuilding and customizing cars and tractors, an interest that he inherited from his father. Together with his soul mate and wife, Sherry, he valued the treasures of past times, and enjoyed cruising, camping, and listening to music. Brian will be remembered for his contributions to the Antique Auto Association, the Outsiders Car Club, and numerous other organizations. Brian was predeceased by his father, Lorne Turner, and his motherin-law, June Rabbetz. Brian is survived by his wife of 28 years, Sherry, his children Kimberly (Robin Vogt), Bradley (Almeda Boodhoo) and Lindsey (Darcy Petford), his mother Doreen, and sisters Gayleen and Sr. Dianne, and numerous other relatives. A memorial gathering will be held at Lumsden Centennial Hall on Saturday, March 25th between 2-4 pm. To honour Brian's love for cars please wear your car club attire or casual wear. A final cruise will take place later this year. Donations may be made at the memorial gathering towards the completion of Brian's last car restoration project which will be finished by his friends and displayed at Majestics.
WE my family and I will miss you lots. you and your big laugh and mustache as margo says. she saia guess will not be able to set his watch straight again mom. he was fun. first time I met Brian is a time I cannot remember. Just know he was there. We had great fun with him and his wife Sherry. Two of the greatest friends you could have, Last summer while we were on tour he knew I could not get to some places to get pins I collect. Well guess what thanks to Brian and Sherry I got them. My boys will always remember they sad come on guys lets go for loop of the lake when they were all there early  one year. They said could he ever wind his car.Herb has many memories of helping Brain up at good spirit to get his car to run right. A few drinks and lo and behold it was running great.. Sitting around the campfire with them was another fun thing. when Sherry got her hiccups she could not stop not matter what. We laughed till we about died of laugher. We lost a great friend and great car fan. Brian I will miss you. ty for being our friend and I know God is loving you and your talk about cars up there in heaven. god Bless you. God Bless your wife Sherry. And god Bless your family and many friends. BRIAN rest in peace. One day we will meet again. Herb. Merle Ross Reid and Margo Ganz