BRENT R. WINSTONE

Condolences & Memories (6 entries)

• Back in the late 80s early 90s I drove truck with Brent while we were With kleysen transport a few times. He was like an older brother I never had If u were in Toronto or Vancouver and told go to the hotel for the weekend He was a buddy u were happy to go out and have fun in them big cities. He'd say we're paid to be here so let's have fun and enjoy. Lots of laughs and great conversations. I haven't seen him Since but remember us getting the job Safely. Rest in peace my friend And thank you for the travels - Posted by: Bart (Former co worker) on: Jul 27, 2026

• We were neighbours and friends of the Winstones from 1970. Brent often babysat our children. He entertained them by playing the piano. I eventually moved to The Boulton where his Mom lived and often met up with Brent. I never met his family but felt I knew them through conversations with Brent’s Mom. My sincere and heartfelt condolences go to his brother Reed and family and sister Anne and family. Brent was taken from his loved ones much too early in his life. - Posted by: Iris Scott (Friend and neighbour) on: Jul 25, 2026

• How very sad to hear of Brent's sudden passing. Growing up in Windsor Park, he lived directly across the street from me and we all knew each other's families pretty well. It was that kind of neighbourhood. Brent was cheerful, funny and always kind. He has left us far too soon. My deepest sympathies to Anne and Reed, and their extended fanily members. Former neighbour and friend, Barbara Lawton - Posted by: Barbara Lawton (Friend) on: Jul 22, 2026

• I was so shocked and very saddened, to hear this terrible news about my High School Good Friend, from another fellow PRC alumni!! I had a very good conversation with Brent at our last Pierre Radisson Collegiate High School Reunion, celebrating it's 50th Reunion in May of 2025. Brent loved to attend these events, and remembered all his friends, younger and older, that he went to school with, and "partyed" with. Brent had a good memory, and we laughed a lot together, as we reminisced. I know, how much he LOVED his family, and ALL the branches of his family. Brent was like another older brother to me, and helped me in some difficult times. We got to be Summer Lifeguards in our early years, what good memories! I know Brent had many relationships and career paths, and he tried to make the most of all his experiences. Many of Brent's High School Alumni, have made and shared their positive memories and shared experiences, that we had with Brent. I am so sorry for Brent's family, to go through this time of mourning. But know this, that Brent WILL BE YOUR GUARDIAN ANGEL, and will be making friends in Heaven, as he did on Earth. Rest In Peace Brother...God Bless You All. Doug Purdey aka: Spirit - Posted by: Douglas Purdey (Good Friend from High School) on: Jul 20, 2026

• Saddened to learn of your sudden passing. You were my childhood best friend through grade school and high school, loyal and supportive, funny and challenging. You taught me a little piano and chess! We biked, got "ten speeds" together, and visited each other's cottages. I enjoyed seeing you in Alberta, though too rarely as an adult. You taught me a little guitar later on as well...I'd hoped to see you again soon. This 70th year would have been good for us. My sincerest condolences to Anne and Reed, to your family, and to your many friends you leave too early. XX my old friend, Brian Oakley .."Oak" - Posted by: Brian Oakley (Childhood friend) on: Jul 19, 2026

• My condolences to the family! I have fond memories of Brent from school! - Posted by: Dianne (High school) on: Jul 19, 2026