Harry Watson. Brian, a very special best friend. A world traveler and fishing partner for 30 years who's constant smile and humor added so much to every trip and adventure we were on. He will be sadly missed by the Metro group, but the memories will always keep us close.

Our thoughts and deepest sympathies are with the family in this time of sorrow. 

Uncle Brian, now that he is gone I have all these memories flooding- all good, and truly I will miss and loved him dearly. He always helped- whether I was in Vancouver for a few hours and needed a ride to and from somewhere, or I had a question, I could just text him and he’d be there. 

A memory that keeps popping up is when I went to visit with the family for a week when I was younger and Uncle Brian came home from Costco with a bouncy castle for the backyard- Melanie, Kelly, and Cayla were so excited and Auntie Charlotte was trying to figure out how the heck a bouncy castle would fit in the back yard. An odd memory to keep circulating, but I think it reminds me how much he loved to have fun and wanted his family to be apart of that.  

I have many memories of Uncle Brian- I am thankful he will always be in my childhood and my heart. 

My thoughts go out to all of Brian's family.

He was a pleasure to work with and be around. I thoroughly enjoyed his company. 

Our Industry has lost a very good man.

Brian was an extremely intelligent, kind generous man loved by many. He was a great boss and kept our tight knit family together with his easy nature.

I will remembered Brian with great admiration and love. Tina