VICTOR TED BRYLL

Condolences & Memories (5 entries)

• My deepest condolences to you Marlene, children Tommy, Rhonda and family. We were neighbor's on Mount Allision Bay in the early 70's enjoying many neighborhood gatherings sharing our experiences having young families and first time home ownership. I have many fond memories of visits and conversation. I recall running into you Marlene which seems like yesterday but I believe it was several years ago now, you haven't changed. Life happens and we loose touch. We lost John in November 2024 a very sad time us all. I hope the love and support of family and friend will give you strength and comfort. May Vic rest in peace. - Posted by: Mara Brenan (FORMER NEIGHTBOUR) on: Mar 02, 2026

• My heartfelt condolences to Marlene and the family as well as the Masonic family. Vic's presence will be missed by many. We will all have very fond memories of times spent together. - Posted by: Andrea Mauws (Former masonic family member (OES)) on: Feb 28, 2026

• Dear Marlene. I am so sorry for your loss. Vic was a wonderful kind empathetic man. I always looked forward for our office visits. I wish I could give you a hug. Jonathon - Posted by: Jonathon Werier md (Retired family doctor) on: Feb 28, 2026

• So sad about Vic’s passing. I remember Vic as a happy friendly person. New Vic from Richmond Kings Community Club. Our sons played hockey together in their early years. Lotsa laughs and memories. Janet and my condolences to Vic’s family. - Posted by: Tim Borbridge (Friend) on: Feb 28, 2026

• We want to extend our condolences to Marlene, and family on learning of Vic's passing. We enjoyed yours and Vic's company during those "Ringette" years. Vic was always upbeat and had a smile. - Posted by: Alan and Lesley Haffner (friends) on: Feb 28, 2026