Brian David Burgess (2 Oct 1959 - 9 May 2016)

In memory of Brian from his many friends at GWOCGB, taken too soon, we will all miss him both as a friend and fellow biker. The whole Goldwing fraternity have lost a champion.

This donation is made on behalf of all the Imaging team at BMI Sarum Road Hospital. We have appreciated all Brian's support over the years - he will be greatly missed.

In memory of Brian who will be greatly missed.

From all the Clinical Services team at BMI Healthcare which Brian was an integral part of. Brian will be remembered by both staff and doctors for his IT skills, troubleshooting abilities, patience and understanding and his wicked sense of humour. We thank him for all his support and dedication in improving healthcare delivery to our patients. He will be sorely missed.

I will miss Brian for his constant and unfailing support, his enthusiasm for his profession, his knowledge, his post as my personal IT guru, his wonderful sense of humour and fun & his gentle teasing. I will remember fondly the post conference shopping in Chicago, his dismay when someone mistook me as his wife (the horror!) and the chats over meals. He has left a huge hole which cannot be filled and I will miss him for a very long time.

We received the news of Brian's passing with much sadness. He was a man with presence, who made an indelible impression on all those who crossed his path--regardless of how long ago one had known him. For some of us at Agilisys, this dates back to 2006, and others, just last year...

Brian was a man of exacting standards. He had an abundance of knowledge and experiences which he shared generously, along with his time and team spirit. One abiding memory goes back to early November 2013 where we had back-to-back software upgrades. The second one was hard on the heels of a less than pristine first one--with no chance for anyone to draw breath in between. During those trying days, Brian rolled up his shirt sleeves, and leaned in alongside the Agilisys Team to help us field the onslaught of support calls from end-users. He worked well beyond the boundaries of a typical working day, and was back in early the next morning with us to take on the next one. It was during the first of those 10pm suppers that Brian's dry (and often mischievous) sense of humour made for a welcome surprise.

We thank him for this guidance and support throughout. He will be missed. Agilisys has made donations in memory of Brian.

We received the news of Brian's passing with sadness. He was a man with presence, who made an indelible impression on all those who crossed his path--regardless of how long ago one had known him. For some of us at Agilisys, this dates back to 2006, and others, just last year...

Brian was a man of exacting standards. He had an abundance of knowledge and experiences which he shared generously, along with his time and team spirit. One abiding memory goes back to early November 2013 where we had back-to-back software upgrades. The second one was hard on the heels of a less than pristine first one--with no chance for anyone to draw breath in between. During those trying days, Brian rolled up his shirt sleeves, and leaned in alongside the Agilisys Team to help us field the onslaught of support calls from end-users. He worked well beyond the boundaries of a typical working day, and was back in early the next morning with us to take on the next one. It was during the first of those 10pm suppers that Brian's dry (and often mischievous) sense of humour made for a welcome surprise.

We thank him for this guidance and support throughout. He will be missed. A donation has been made in his memory.

News of Brian's passing was received with sadness. Brian was a man of presence who made an indelible impression on all those who crossed his path regardless of how long he had known them. At Agilisys, this ranges from since 2006 to just last year. He had exacting standards and shared his knowledge and experiences generously.

When the going got tough, having Brian lean in alongside with you made a significant difference. November 2013 comes to mind when we had back-to-back application upgrades. When the second one came hard on the heels of a less than pristine first one, Brian rolled up his shirtsleeves and took on end-user phone calls alongside our team--often working well beyond the close of a normal business day, and then being up early to take on the next one. It was during those hard days when
Brian's dry (and at times mischievous) sense of humour came as a welcome surprise.

Thank you for your support and guidance. You will be remembered....

Brian was the first manager at BMI to give me a job back in 1989 at Chelsfield Park when I worked for Jennie Reeves. We used to chat about bikes for ages before he would actually go home ! I still can't quite believe he has gone but he will surely never be forgotten.
Sending our condolences from all the Radiographers and Radiologists (who he helped set up their remote access ) at BMI Blackheath Hospital.

In memory of Brian - from the radiographers at the London Independent

In memory of a great biking buddy.

In memory of a great bike buddy.

In memory of Brian

Will miss his visits to us in Lincoln (oh and his emails!)
It was lovely to meet his sister here last week.

In memory of Brian Burgess, Chairman of the Goldwing European Federation from 2013, from the 27 countries making up the Federation.

I worked with Brian for 30+yrs.
He was always in our background, I will miss his expertise and his very dry sense of humour !!!!

RD

I will miss your unfailing support, your love for your profession but most of all your friendship and that wicked, dry sense of humour.

Will always remember your dry and cheeky sense of humour, and all the professional help you gave us.

Brian was a very dear friend , gone way too soon. xxx. Martyn & Jayne Stone

In memory of our very dear friend Brian

I worked with Brian for 30+yrs, he was ever in our background. I will miss his expertise and his very dry sense of humour !!!

I worked with Brian for a number of years and he (and his astonishingly lengthy emails!) will be missed.

In memory of big Brian

We have known Brian since he joined the Irish Goldwing club 25 years ago.
Our condolences to Brian’s family, and his ‘adopted family’ of his best friend Steve Warcup.

Ar dheis Dé go raibh a Anam dílis (That this loyal soul will be sitting by Gods right hand)

Kevin and Marian Reynolds