Birth date: Nov 30, 1932 Death date: Oct 26, 2011
Brian Cronshaw, 78, passed away on Wednesday, October 26, 2011 at Lehigh Regional Medical Center in Lehigh Acres, Florida.?á Brian was born on the 30th of November 1932 in the UK.?á He was the last of five brothers and was very mu Read Obituary
I am not going to die. I'm going home like a shooting star. Sojourner Truth I love this quote when i look up in the sky it always remindes me of my dad ….so now when i look up ,it will remined me of my uncle Brian. Love hugs and prayes Auntie June xox and Family xox
Grandad I love you to the moon and the stars…always and forever, Im so lucky to have had you in my life, and my kids lives as well. Me and Ammon are looking out for Nana, give Stephanie a big hug from me.Until we meet again… "One more time Grandad" :)xoxo
Brian's great life adventures, stories and hospitality are only a few things what made Brian who he became – what a great guy – our thoughts are with his family and friends.
Words can't express the sorrow I'm feeling. Brian you were a great brother-in-law and the last of the brothers to leave us.We all had some great times at "The Ace Of Spades"club and casino. One of your many dreams to be a success. Tommy I and family realy enjoyed you and June visiting us here in British Columbia Canada.I'm sure he will be waiting for you at the pearly gates with a glass of Canadian Club. I will miss our chats on the phone but I will keep them up with June.RIP my friend you will always be with us in our thoughts.Our love and prayers go out to all the family..Dorothy.
A man who experienced many adventures in life and accomplished what he set out to do, Uncle Brian, you will be truly missed! We will cherish our memories of our time spent with you and you and Auntie June in England and in Florida, we had great times! Our deepest sympathy to all of the family, our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this very sad time. Love Mike and Jackie
A wonderful, kind hearted and generous man who has left a big hole in the lives of those who knew and loved him. We wanted so much to see you again so we could tell you what magic you and Aunty June brought to our wedding day. A memory that will live in our hearts forever. Thank you for the good times. Love you. Nicola, Jason and family. xxx
Will miss seeing Brian, he was a great friend to us and I enjoyed playing golf with him every time we visited Lehigh. He was very competitive and enjoyed the banter that always went on during our matches.
We love and miss u grandad….we were so lucky to have someone like you. Have a laugh with uncle roy and make sure to have a glass of champagne with our angel Stephanie. Please look down on us all and we will always remember you…till we meet again xoxoxo.
We love you Uncle Brian We are so pleased you came back into our lives again over this last decade You have added so much value to so many people's lives, including very much so our own. You always held court whenever the opportunity arose, you were funny, charming, intellegent and always loving and helpful We shall miss you so much and think of you always We can hardly bare to know that we shall never see you, hear you or hug you again our love always Dina and David xxx Millie Cronshaw sends her love to everyone and has lit her own candle in church and is very sad – lots of love Millie xxx
Paul I am sorry to hear about the passing of your dad! I know the love that you had for him and by you talking about him I felt I knew at least a sliver of his life. Brian and I will have your family in our thoughts and paryers.
