Brian Lione (21 Aug 1940 - 27 Jul 2026)

With lots of love, Laura xx

You may not be here physically but you will always live on in our hearts. I miss you Dad xx

Rest in peace uncle Brian. You were always so welcoming. I'll think of you every time I hear Hot Chocolate.

Can't really believe you're not around anymore. Will miss you bruv!!

Brian you will be missed, you were always most welcoming and interesting to chat to

Grandad, I can’t quite believe you’re not with us anymore but I stay mindful everyday of how lucky I am to have spent so many valuable years growing into an adult with an influence like you in my life. I will always be inspired by the gentleman you never fail to be and the unconditional love between you and Nana. Being missed so much is the cost of being loved so dearly and that you truly are, and forever will be. Wherever you are, I’m sure you’re still making up your own words to all the songs (which never fails to put a smile on my face) and I’m sure the birds are still singing with you. Love you Grandad, rest peacefully xxx

We will miss Brian, he was a wonderful Brother-in-Law.

In loving memory of our Brother-in-Law Brian. We will miss. Geoff & Anna

Thinking of you all x

As far as fathers-in-law go, I couldn’t have been blessed with a better one. You treated me like one of your own, and for that I will always be grateful. I still can’t quite believe you’ve gone, but I know I will always speak of you fondly and carry the many lovely memories of you in my heart forever. RIEP Brian x

Always such a kind and gentle soul the world has lost a true gentleman rest in peace

A lovely brother-in-law, I will miss you Brian xxx

This donation is from our lovely neighbour Obione, he gave me cash so I am donating it for him.

Our neighbour Obione sent thus message and a generous donation.

I am so sorry for your loss, your husband was a generous,gracious,good genuine gentleman.
I will surely miss him and miss our little conversations.
May his beautiful soul rest in peace. Obione

What can I say about Brian? He was a wonderful father-in-law, with a generous heart and big hands; a man of compassion, calm strength, wisdom, and a deep love for his family. He had a great sense of humour. You would often hear him singing the wrong words to a song, and it would always put a smile on my face.

You could often find Brian sitting quietly in the corner of a room, reading a novel, or peering through his binoculars, watching the birds feeding in the garden. And if he wasn’t there, he was probably at his allotment. He loved being surrounded by nature and wildlife, enjoying the peace and quiet before returning to the hustle and bustle of family life.

What endeared Brian to me most was the way he accepted me into the family with open arms, warmth, and kindness, and his quiet willingness to support others. Your absence is deeply felt, and I will be forever grateful for the many memories of love and laughter, and for the lessons you shared.

When I’m whiling away the hours in the garden, feeding the birds, I’ll think of you, Brian, with a big grin — and remember all the love and laughter you brought into our lives.

Thank you for being the best dad and grandad, we have such great memories. You are truly missed. Love you xxx

You are missed by me and all our lovely family. Thank you for all the happy years we had together. Xxx