I am Mike Fusedale’s step daughter (Diana Fusedale’s daughter).

I knew Brooke from Mike’s place.

I’m sorry for your loss.

I am so sorry to hear of Brook’s passing away. I’ll never forget him. He was a great friend and I am torn with this news. I wish I heard about this sooner. Brook was my best friend for a few years and myself and Anne-Marie Molloy are heartbroken.

I’m so sad pal, wish you were still here…….you had a kind and thoughtful heart. My condolences to your family.

Don, Carolyne, Pat and Jay,

Please accept my and Mom’s sincere condolences for the loss of you son and brother. I fondly remember Brooke constantly wearing an impish smile which endeared him to everyone. I believe he was met in heaven with plenty of loving family arms embracing him.

You are all in my thoughts and prayers.

I have so many happy memories of Brooke, I am saddened to hear of his passing. Glad to have known him and when I was younger hated the name he called me “Red”.Words can’t express the profound mark he left in our world, sorry I couldn’t be there today.He never failed to light up a room, He will be missed fondly Karen Stacey

On behalf of myself and my family I offer my deepest condolences.

I have fond memories of Brooke, growing up in the same neighborhood, and connecting with him from time to time as adults. He will be greatly missed.

To the Beechinor Family

Our family built our house on Handley Cres in Port Coquitlam B.C in 1967, and our neighbors across the street and 4 doors down were the Beechinor family. The first childhood friend that I can remember, was Brooke and my brother Pat became friends with his brother Pat. Brooke and I would spend time looking for pop bottles on the weekends on the way to the corner store run by Joe, and doing the things kids at our age did back then. We all went to Cedar Drive Elementary School and all the kids that lived in the neighborhood would play together, and the memories of us swinging in the trees behind our house and jumping from one to another while they were swinging is etched in my mind like it was yesterday. The last time I saw Brooke was when our moving truck was being loaded and we were moving to Penticton in April of 1973. The passage of time however does not diminish the moments that we had together, and he will always be my friend. Rest well Brooke and thanks for the memories.

Jim Kiez

Fond memories forever. Love to you all.

All throughout school Brooke proved to be an energetic and dynamic guy. He was funny, and loved to laugh. His fearlessness made me in awe of him. Such a presence in life will be unfathomably missed. Even though it has been a while since we last spoke Brooke, I can’t imagine this world without you. But I can imagine the ruckus in Heaven when you find Kwasnicki!

My deepest condolences to the Beechinor Family on their incredible loss. My prayers are with you.

Don, Caroline, Pat and Jay

Sad to hear of the loss of Brooke. Our paths had not crossed in many years, but I will always carry memories of our childhood times together. Good times visiting the Calgary Beechinors and hosting the same in Regina. I remember Brooke as fearless skier, motorcross biker, back alley explorer that would always make our times together, at a minimum, interesting. We can only leave behind memories; mine of Brooke remain positive and continue to bring a smile to my face.

To the Beechinor Family,

I am so sorry for your loss. Brook has left us far to soon. He was a great story teller and always had a kind word to say. I have fond memories of growing up with Brooke and so many laughs with the Bonavista gang. My parents always had a soft spot in their heart for Brooke. As my Dad would say ‘he was a good lad’.

In our lifetime if we are fortunate enough we cross paths with at least one unique and incredibly charismatic person. No matter how brief the encounter these Friends leave us with a lasting impression and we are better people for it. Mr. Brooke Beechinor was one of those individuals. I took an instant liking to Brooke and we clicked as friends during our High School years at Peacock in Moose Jaw. I was shocked and saddened to hear of his passing. We all realized that within our group of friends that no one was going to be Valedictorian. After High School we all scattered and lead our lives down different paths. You all know, choosing careers and finding insignificant others (haha joke) having kids and just being good people. We lost contact for many years. However we ran into each other again in 2007 and reconnected. It was like we didn’t skip a beat and we laughed and had a few and told stories. You will be missed Brooke by many of us here but I take comfort in knowing that you are in great company in Heaven. We are all ok and we are thinking of you Brooke and smiling……….

My condolences to Jay, Jodi, and the rest of the family.

To The Beechinor Family,

Our deepest thoughts and prayers go out to yo for the loss of Brooke. Our family will always remember his captivating smile and fearless sense of adventure to try anything new. May peace come to you in the following days.

Sincerely,

Kevin Luini and Family

Jay and Jodi

We are so sorry to hear of the loss of your brother. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers and that you are loved much by us and so many around you.

Wayne and Heather

So very sad for your loss Jay. We are both thinking of you and your family

We were so sorry to hear of Brooke’s passing. I will always have fond memories of our childhood family gatherings. Brooke was always a kind, gentle soul.

So sorry for your loss. I have fond memories of Brooke from my childhood. Sending love to you all!

Don and Family our deepest condolences to you all! May you find peace and comfort in knowing your are all in our prayers and thoughts.

Walker Family

I was Brooke’s neighbor for a few years. We had some good laughs and fun times living beside each other. I also had the privilege of learning a bit of the finishing carpentry trade under Brooke’s patient tutelage. He was so proud of his trade and very good at it! Though he sometimes presented a tough exterior he was a very sensitive man with a kind heart.

I am so sorry I will not be able to attend the gathering on Saturday.

My thoughts and prayers are with Brooke and his family at this terribly sad time.

Jen Foreman, Thomas and Jenna