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Marcellin Chiason posted a condolence
Thursday, February 6, 2020
To the family of Brian Cameron:
I remember Brian when he worked out of the St. Peter's DNR office. Even though I am a retired N.S.L.S., I was working for a law firm in Port Hawkesbury and we got to talk at times on the phone regarding boundaries, properties, etc. or anything to do with land. Then we met again a couple of times at the Gaelic College at the Cape Breton Fiddlers Festival. Sheila, I remember meeting you there with your dad. Have you continued to play the fiddle even though you are across the water. My wife Yvette joins me in extending sincerest condolences to the whole family,
Marcellin Chiasson, N.S.L.S. ($ 355)
Port Hawkesbury
Tel: 902-625-1811
marcellin.chiasson@ns.sympatico.ca
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Ed Strickland (Calgary) lit a candle
Thursday, February 6, 2020
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Ed Strickland - I spent a year in residence with Brian at Mount Allison University in 1963-64, first time away from home for both of us I believe, and some of the fondest memories I have of my whole life. I truly loved Brian's dry wit and great sense of humour. Our paths took us in different places, me to Alberta and Brian to so many places in our beautiful Nova Scotia. We only met once after our time at Mount A. and that was just a few years ago when we were home on vacation and I contacted Brian and my wife Jeri and I went out and visited Brian and Ann. I enjoyed that visit so much. A few moments ago I was truly shocked and am very saddened to read about Brian's early passing. My sincerest condolences to Ann and all of Brian's family.
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Athol Grant posted a condolence
Thursday, February 6, 2020
I first worked with Brian at a control survey camp located in Dominion, Cape Breton and later shared experiences as Crown Land Surveyors with the Department of Lands and Forests. He was always considered in highest regard by all who worked for him and with him. We did have a shared experience of being bitten by the same horse in the Mira area of Cape Breton. This particular horse had a dislike of a control survey monument located in his field. It was a pleasure to have known you Brian - I will try and raise my standards with regard to my woodpile. ..... Athol Grant
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haroldeburton@hotmail.com posted a condolence
Wednesday, February 5, 2020
My deepest sympathy to Brian's wife and family at this time in your great loss.
I was shocked and saddened to read of Brian's passing while I am away in Florida. I have many great memories of our time together while attending the Land Survey College with my "best buddy" Brian. We both boarded at the Banks house.
Brian was a good friend. Though we didn't see each other too much after graduating, I often remembered our good times.
So long old friend.
Harold Burton (NSLS No. 357)
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Lyall Parker lit a candle
Wednesday, February 5, 2020
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I believe I first met Brian in the early fall of 1968 at a survey camp in Lewis Lake near Hammonds Plains. I had no way of knowing then that would be the start of a long work relationship and a friendship that would last through those years. It is with sadness today that I write this and send condolences to his wife Ann and family. Rest in peace my friend.....Lyall Parker
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William Thompson posted a condolence
Wednesday, February 5, 2020
Please accept my sincere condolences on the passing of Brian. I first met Brian in my second year at NSLSI as we travelled together on the weekends coming home. Also had many dealings with Brian while I worked with LRIS. My thoughts of both Brian and his Father Hoyes was that no one knew the wood lines in Pictou County better than them.
Thinking of many fond memories.
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Ann Wren posted a condolence
Wednesday, February 5, 2020
To Brian’s family my sincere sympathy and condolences on your loss.
I remember Brian from my title searching days at the Pictou registry. He was a man of integrity, always respectful and helpful if you had a question about a location or property.
May your memories give you strength, comfort and peace in the days ahead.
Ann Wren.
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Wayne Hardy lit a candle
Tuesday, February 4, 2020
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Christy Ann Cameron and Family. Sorry to hear of Brian's passing. His obituary certainly described him as he lived and why we always admired him and enjoyed being with him at the yearly DNR Crown Land Surveyors Meetings at various places around the province and I have many fond memories of his wit and dedication to the survey profession. May God Bless. Wayne Hardy, an old DNR Surveyor from Sydney.
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bernie delorey posted a condolence
Tuesday, February 4, 2020
Very sorry to hear about Brian`s passing,I worked with Brian on the melford expropriation ,he was the boss over all and a great one at that.we shared many laughs. I remember one time we were talking about boundary lines and Brian said when these lines are finished my grandmother is going to walk this line in her bedroom slippers and if she trips your fired,That was Brian (perfection).
He was a awesome person .R.I.P. Brian
Bernie Delorey
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Ellen Jardine lit a candle
Tuesday, February 4, 2020
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Duncan Jennifer i was sorry to hear a bout Brains passing
With condolences Many warm thoughts are You and Your loved
ones. Ellen
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Murray Banks lit a candle
Tuesday, February 4, 2020
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Christy Ann & Family.
I had the pleasure of working within the Land Surveys Division of the Nova Scotia Department of Lands and Forests as Brian did for many years until reaching retirement age. He was such a wonderful man to be associated with and I can tell you he was a dedicated land surveyor who always strived for accuracy carrying out his land survey projects. I convey my deepest condolence
to you and all family members.
Murray Banks, Dartmouth NS
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Phil.milo@ns.sympatico.ca posted a condolence
Tuesday, February 4, 2020
Christy Ann and Family,
So sorry to learn of your loss. Brian exercised his intelligence and wit as a student of mine at NSLSI. I benefitted from having him as a student and enjoyed our conversations at the ANSLS Annual Meetings. He will be missed by the Survey Profession. Our thoughts and sympathy are with you.
Phil and Liz Milo
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JackMacIsaac posted a condolence
Tuesday, February 4, 2020
Dear Christy Ann: Saddened to learn of Brian's recent passing and send along sympathy and condolences to you and Sheila and all your family.
A 'Flowers of the Forrest to his Memory'.
Sincerely,
JackMacIsaac
607-2677 Gladstone St.Halifax B3K0A3
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Percy & Levina Jackson posted a condolence
Tuesday, February 4, 2020
Sorry to hear of your passing my friend and Best man at PercyandLevina Jackson wedding on Oct23rd/1971 in St Peters NS.You were a great leader on our job at NS Control Servey.I remember you as a tall no nonsense kind of guy.Do it right or dont do it at all.Our lives took us in diffrent directions but we did manage to keep in touch at Xmas times.Too all the love ones you leave behind our hearts go out to them and Ann be strong.Until we meet on the other side Cheers.
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Ryan Boudreau posted a condolence
Monday, February 3, 2020
I met Brian only once a few years ago. He played piano while I played a little mandolin and I could tell just from that moment that he was a great man who cared for his family. It was a very welcoming home. My condolences to the whole Cameron family.
Ryan Boudreau
Barrie, Ontario (originally from Petit de Grat, Cape Breton).
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