In loving memory of Brian Foster who sadly passed away on 29th November 2019.
Brian worked in the railway industry from the age of 16 and still managed to maintain a love of trains. Likewise his love of Derby County Football Club has stood the test of time, following them home and away for almost 40 years. He married Liz in 1985 and has three children, Louise, Paul and Hannah of whom he was so very proud of. Family was so important to Brian- his mum, brother Martin and wife Debbie, and Liz's family, spending many happy times and holidays together. Becoming a Grandad last year was so exciting for him and he absolutely doted on Albert and was looking forward to getting to know his new baby granddaughter Elsie.
Rest in Peace Brian, you will be missed by us all .
A genuine family man, with a good heart.
A wonderful neighbour, with a great sense of humour
A beautiful service today, where we could all see, just how much your family are so proud of you.
xxx
Hi Martin your late brother would be so proud of the tribute paid by your family & all the people including myself that attended the wonderful service today. Kind Regards Michael Scotney
A beautiful service - you all made Brian very proud x
Brian one of the nicest people you could have ever met. Such a huge loss
RIP Brian
Brian was a lovely man.he will be sorely missed by his loving family and many friends.
So sad to hear and with deepest sympathy to Brian’s family. Have known Brian almost all of our working life having started together on the railway at the same time
Thinking of you all at this most saddest of times xx
Shocked and saddened to hear this.
Absolutely devastated at losing such an amazing cousin. So privledged and lucky to have some wonderful memories of us growing up together, going to grandma's every Saturday afternoon for tea and spending the occasional Saturday night at the "Railway Club" . I don't have enough words to do you justice Brian. You were such a wonderful, kind and lovely person who meant the world to everyone you met. Taken from us far too soon, you will always be loved and remembered and we will never forget your beautiful smile. A massive loss to our family. RIP Brian. Love Diane, Paul, Ben and Lee xxxx
One of the kindest man I ever knew. You welcomed me into the family like you're own and I will miss our conversations about football and about future plans.. thank you for everything you did for us, we will never forget.
RIP Brian xxx
One of the kindest men I knew welcomed me into he family like one of youre own, will miss our football chats! Thank you for everything you done for us.. we will never forget.
RIP BRIAN XX
Liz & family
We are so very sorry
There are no words xx
We will always have a smile & think of you both every time I ask to share his rice 💔💔
In memory of Brian. Your family will treasure, forever, the memories you have left them with and, in time, they will take great comfort from them. Our thoughts are with Liz and family at this very sad time. God bless Brian, sleep well. Xx
A true gentleman taken from this world far too soon. Good humored and top bloke. Deepest sympathies to all your family. RIP Brian x
Rest In Peace Brian. Freemasonry has lost one of its best. A man with a heart as big as his appetite. May you get extra puddings in the Grand Lodge above. :-) RIP
RIP Brian,you will be sorely missed by everyone that had the pleasure to have met you.x
Taken too soon, you will be remembered fondly and with a smile. Your Dad now has someone to play 501 with - RIP Brian x
Love you forever dad! ❤️❤️
I’m proud to have your dad as my friend
A wonderful nephew who will never be forgotten Taken so suddenly & too soon RIP Brian xxx
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