We would like to thank all the members of care staff that looked after Brian up to the day he passed away. In particular Sally (Pallative Care Nurse) who Brian got to know very well, staff from Divine Care (who looked after him at home) and the team at Great Wheatley Nursing Home (who cared for him and made sure he was not in any pain in his last days of life). Brian made it very clear to us that the money he received each week (for support and any help), and saved, would be donated to Havens Hospice. He really appreciated all the kind staff that looked after him and could not thank them enough. As family members we can't thank them enough either. All the staff are very dedicated and compassionate. We miss you very much Brian (dad, grandad, great-grandad) and will always be in our thoughts. RIP. XXXX
Brian Tomassi (21 Dec 1935 - 8 Dec 2024)
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In loving memory of Brian Malcolm Tomassi who sadly passed away on 8th December 2024
No flowers please, instead we would love you to make a donation to Havens Hospices on the right:
The wake is to be held at the White Hart pub in Thundersley. SS7 3PF
Brian’s story
Brian was born on 21st December 1935. He grew up in Dagenham and had two siblings, Tony and Valerie.
In January 1958, Brian married June and spent a long happy life together, until June’s passing in 2017 (almost 60 years).
After two years of married bliss, they started a family with Ian being the first and then Debby, making their family complete.
Brian worked at Tilbury Docks for many years. He also spent some time working abroad in Jeddah. Before retiring Brian’s role was as a PTDC for the Prudential Insurance Company.
Brian made many friends over the years through his hobbies such as golf, outdoors and indoors bowls, where he took part in many internal and external matches.
Brian loved meeting up with friends on a Monday evening to play crib, enjoying the company and banter. Brian also liked to socialise at Probus Lunches once a month being in the company of friends and having a laugh.
Brian knew what was to come after his cancer diagnosis and was more concerned about family and friends than himself. He said many times “I have had a good life”.
He will be deeply missed by everyone that was part of his life.
The one phrase that Brian used to say right up to his last few days (you knew it was time to leave) was “Go, now don’t hang about!” I am sure he is looking down at us all, thinking the same thing right now.
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