BRINDLEY: Allan John
Posted By On April 23, 2025 @ 12:00 AM In Goderich, Obituary | 22 Comments
It is with great sadness that we, the family, announce the passing of Allan John Brindley , on April 23rd, 2025 ,in his 84th year. Loving husband of 58 years to Audrey Brindley (Banter). Survived by sons Allan Lee Brindley (Rhonda) and Daniel Brindley. Grandsons Andrew Brindley and Logan Brindley. Brother to sister Beverley Doll. Brother-In-Law John E. Banter (Laurie). He will be missed by many cousins, neices, nephews, and friends.
Allan started out working as a Sailor at 15, sailing the great lakes. He then moved to the Sifto Evaporator Plant, where he worked for 43 years. Even after retirement he was out working, cutting lawns and doing snow removal. He was a friendly face that was always open for a good conversation.
Allan’s wishes were to have no funeral or celebration of life. Cremation has taken place. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Goderich Legion Build Fund, Menesetung Bridge Fund, and any animal rescue in Allan’s memory would be appreciated by the family.
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Audrey, Al and family, and Dan: we are so very sorry to hear of Allan’s passing. We will keep you all in our thoughts and prayers at this difficult time. xoxo. Mike and Val Bendig and family.
Sincere condolence to the Brindley Family our thoughts are with you in this time of sorrow, may his memorys of kindness and friendship remain in the hearts that knew him. Bill and Tina Gallow
Our thoughts and prayers are with you Audrey and family .
Our sincere condolences to the entire family. He will be very much missed.
Al was a great person always a helping hand. He loved to chat and catch up on people who knew and what was happening with them . He will be missed by many people as he was a hard worker and liked to stay busy. . We will miss you Al. May you RIP
My condolences to Allen…Aces… family and friends!! Have known him for many years and was always nice to have a chat with him!! Cherish your memories!!
Dear Audrey, Allan, Daniel and Bev
I am sad for your loss. Allan will be missed by so many. He was loyal to his customers, but we did not feel like customers because he was a friend first and foremost. Allan was truly a Good Samaritan, with kindness in his heart.
He enjoyed telling stories about his adventures on the ships and what it was like to sail the Great Lakes.
May the warm memories comfort you during this difficult time, Bonita
We are in shock upon hearing of Al’s passing. He was a great friend always busy helping others. I worked with Al at Sifto. Our prayers are with you Audery & family. R.I.P. my friend you will be greatly missed. Don & Mary
Ace and I never cured any of the world,s problems, but we solved a lot of the small stuff that elected officials couldn,t fix regarding our end of Huron County.
Audrey, Al and Dan:
Our deepest sympathy to you and Al’s entire family at this terrible sad time. Al always enjoyed a good visit. Cherish your happy times together.
Raye and Dianne Armstrong
Dear Audrey and family our sincere condolences to all of you during this difficult time. I will truly miss my friend with whom I had many interesting and thoughtful conversations. We both worked together at Sifto he was a great man and we had a lot of laughs together. RIP Ace you will be truly missed. Earl and Senga Smith
Our deepest sympathies to Al’s Family at this time of remembrance.
There were so many conversations, laughs and wonderful memories of this hard working man.
We were blessed to have had the extreme pleasure of this company – always with a big hug or a handshake with his huge hand.
Thank-you Al you made our lives better for every moment we got to share with you.
So sorry to hear about Ace. He will be up there listening to the Hawk. Thinking about old times.
So sorry for your loss .treasure the memories held dear to your heart’s thinking of you all Bev .
Deepest sympathies Bev Audrey and family.I had the privilege of working with Allan for many years at Sifto.He will be truly missed by everyone who knew him. Bev and Jon Kolkman
To Audrey and family also Bev sorry for loss of Ace hugs to all
Allan was a very kind man, I will miss my favourite gardener very much.
My sincere condolences to his family.
Isabelle.
For the Brindley Family and Bev Doll
You have lost a good man in Allan. I always called him Ace because he was introduced to me that way by Scottie Whitten some 50 plus years ago.
Ace and I got to know each other better over the last few years as I downsized my life. Always willing to help.
My deepest sympathies
Dave Million
Condolences Audrey and family. Al was a great guy and will be missed.
Don and Karen Scott
My sincere sympathy to Audrey and family and Bev Doll. I am so sorry for your loss. Allan was a great man and loved by many. 🫶
Deepest sympathy to family. Al was once my brother in-law. Many fond memories. He will be sorely missed
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