So sorry to hear of Brian's passing. I just found out. Memories of Brian are when my family would visit Harold and Margaret in Rathwell and we would play with Brian and Dorothy.

To Litton Families!

So sorry to read of the loss of Brian

My brothers went to school with him in Rathwell..

Our sympathies to all.

El & Carole Bonnee Nee: Punton

To Litton Families!

So sorry to read of the loss of Brian

My brothers went to school with him in Rathwell..

Our sympathies to all.

El & Carole Bonnee Nee: Punton

Doreen and I were very sorry to hear of Brian's passing. I grew up with Brian and attended the same school. At one point in time Brian and I lived together on Marion st. And worked for Malgrem manufacturing also on Marion St. We live there during the 1966 snow storm. In the passed few years the only time we got together was at funerals and weddings.

We would like to extend our sincerest condolences to Joyce and family and also to the rest of the Litton family.

RIP Brian

So sorry for your loss! Always enjoyed a visit with him! Sympathy to all the Litton families!

Joyce and family. Heartfelt sympathy for the loss of Brian.

He was a very caring person and went out of his way to make sure everyone had everything they needed when you were in his presence

Sweet eternal dreams to our friend

Condolences to the Litton family on the loss of Brian. I remember him as a lively,dark eyed, dark haired little boy. Nice to hear he had a well lived life !

It is with our hearts full of sorrow that we honor our friend Brian and his lasting impact on us. His dedication to his family and friends knew no bounds. He was quick to lend a hand and someone you could always count on when you needed help. Brian and Joyce’s roles as host and hostess were beyond compare and we count ourselves very lucky to have been welcomed into their home on many occasions to enjoy their delicious food, wonderful company and have a lot of laughs. He was a special friend and we will miss him terribly. We offer our deepest condolences to Joyce, Stacey, Roger, Ryan, Alissa and their families and thank them for allowing us to share in Brian’s incredible journey.

As a kid, I remember this guy & his family at the "Litton Gatherings" in Rathwell at Aunt Margaret & Uncle Harold's. The old wood stove, homemade buns, food galore, laughter and drinks galore. The house was full till the wee hours in the night. Years later, I was so honoured when Brian & Joyce tracked us down in South Texas on one of their many tours in their motorhome. There was no wood stove or homemade buns, but we sure had laughter, food & drinks galore. We have never lost contact since. Thanks for doing that Brian & Joyce, you gave us some great memories that we will always cherish.

I had the privilege of spending a good amount time with Brian b/c of my close friendship with Ryan. Brian was always happy, cracking jokes and overall being a real pleasure to be around. He was a real gentleman and I am better for having the pleasure of knowing him.