Memories of Bryan – Page 7

Greg Fitzgerald

The thing I love most about this photo is Bryan’s infectious smile, it was there as a boy and never left. Even on the tough days, the happy spirit was never too far from the surface.

Barry Hartley

Bryan and I joined The Advertiser on the same day 50 years ago.I have lost a great mate heaven has a new star. Sadly missed, Barry.

So sad to hear the passing of Bryan, i knew Bryan when I worked at The Advertiser for many years along with Barry, we shared a coffee the three of us when we said goodbye to Brian Webber. He will be missed by many people. Rest in peace Bryan .

Graham Tidy

Bryan with two of his Tiser colleagues at his former flat at Benacre. Paul Lakatos at left and myself (Graham Tidy) at right. We all lived there at various times to keep it in the Tiser photographer family. Great memories!

Sandy Burns

Annual St Albyns Avenue Christmas party outside of our house – byo everything except the actual bbq and lo and behold here comes Bryan down the street with everything loaded into his wheelbarrow! – always the life of the party. He adored his family and loved his friends – truly one of a kind.

Kym Fuss

I went to Victor Harbor caravan park with Bryan and his mum and dad when we were about 13 or so, we both “fell in love” at a distance with the same girl also there with her parents!

Through Bryan I met some of his “renegade” mates, the likes of Dueul Droogan and Rodney Duke, memories of some rather wild and booze-filled parties.

We called each other “Chasps”. It was really great for Bryan and Denise to be at my place for an intimate and memorable dinner in September last year… now a pleasant memory, but now a mate lost.

Pic ..Bryan and me, bottom row centred

Jeff Ragless

We were both in the front row of the grade 1 photo with Fuss and Nunn. All short-arses together. Not much changed over the years. Loved being reunited through the Class of 62 in 2012. So sad that Covid messed up last year’s reunion.

RIP old mate.