Ben Randall
Brendan Wright
Fundraising for Florence Nightingale Hospice Charity
Story
In very loving memory of Brendan Wright and those trousers...
Sadly Brendan passed away on the 7th May 2014 after a courageous battle with cancer.
Brendan will always have a special place in the heart of anyone that he came in contact with. He had a magnetic personality that you were instantly drawn too and fell in love with. He had the most positive outlook of anyone i know, was ever the gentleman and was one of life's quiet and often unsung hero's. Never did i think i would be adding a page to just giving so shortly after the loss of his equally big hearted and dearly missed wife Eithne.
Through his professional capacity i know his touch will be felt for years to come as he helped many into starting their own businesses and supported those businesses that were underway in a way that only he could as he understood the challenges that faced both small and large enterprises alike. Most recently he will be remembered for his work in and around the Canon LFP reseller channel that i know his loss and those trousers, will be felt for a long time to come.
Anyone lucky enough to call B a friend will know that to be around him, was to be near a happy, smiling, wonderful giving person. That would always be there for you when needed and first and formost a family that meant the world to him.
We have chosen the hospice who cared for B in his final days. Their support and care were fabulous and i know B would want them to able to continue offering the kind of support he got through charitable giving.
Without him i know i will not be the same again. Laughing and joking to the end. To measure oneself against such a giant of a man in so many respects is not easy, I for one will spend a life time trying to fill even a small faction of his shoes.
Rest in Peace Cuddles.
Sadly Brendan passed away on the 7th May 2014 after a courageous battle with cancer.
Brendan will always have a special place in the heart of anyone that he came in contact with. He had a magnetic personality that you were instantly drawn too and fell in love with. He had the most positive outlook of anyone i know, was ever the gentleman and was one of life's quiet and often unsung hero's. Never did i think i would be adding a page to just giving so shortly after the loss of his equally big hearted and dearly missed wife Eithne.
Through his professional capacity i know his touch will be felt for years to come as he helped many into starting their own businesses and supported those businesses that were underway in a way that only he could as he understood the challenges that faced both small and large enterprises alike. Most recently he will be remembered for his work in and around the Canon LFP reseller channel that i know his loss and those trousers, will be felt for a long time to come.
Anyone lucky enough to call B a friend will know that to be around him, was to be near a happy, smiling, wonderful giving person. That would always be there for you when needed and first and formost a family that meant the world to him.
We have chosen the hospice who cared for B in his final days. Their support and care were fabulous and i know B would want them to able to continue offering the kind of support he got through charitable giving.
Without him i know i will not be the same again. Laughing and joking to the end. To measure oneself against such a giant of a man in so many respects is not easy, I for one will spend a life time trying to fill even a small faction of his shoes.
Rest in Peace Cuddles.