In Loving Memory Of
Brian Muir
To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die
Good bye to a great guy.
Bye Brian your suffering is over. Now my aches begin. There is so much to do and organise. I miss you all the time. Thanks to my lovely son, family and great friends I will get over all the changes. You will be missed by us all.Please make a donation in memory of someone very special.
This tribute page has been created in honour of someone truly special, Brian Muir.
Brian had a lot of living and projects to do. Please give generously.
By donating in Brian's memory, you’re helping to fund life-changing research and support for Australians impacted by pancreatic cancer.
Your gift supports Pankind as they work to improve survival and provide care for patients and their loved ones - now and into the future.
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S & W
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David Gillespie
Brian, RIP.. Thank You so much for all the knowledge you passed on to me whilst studying Electronics & further on when my path changed to the pool industry. i will for ever be greatful for the time you took out of your day for a chat & all the home brew beer tasting . My thoughts are with the Muir Family.
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John Stacey
I first met Brian at a Cancer Council exercise course at 4 Life Physio in Mandurah. I used to follow him around the gym circuit and found that I could barely lift the weights only to find that he had increased the weights or resistance on the machines before I got to them. At first, until I caught him doing it, I thought he was far stronger than me and I was embarrassed at how weak I was. From that moment, the humour between us became legendary—and the physios still talk about the fun we had during those 12 weeks, twice a week. That initial meeting turned into a strong friendship (for Josie as well as me), filled with many interesting discussions and just as many laughs. Brian could always be relied upon to have an opinion on a subject, and he was usually more knowledgeable than anyone else I’d come across. We would talk about a wide range of topics, from everyday matters to politics and the economy in both the UK and Australia. Of course, the English always joke that the Scots are mean, so much of my humour was aimed in that direction. I once told the physio that Brian came to the exercise class half an hour early just so he could sit in the waiting room and read the newspaper free of charge. I also told her that he travelled from Geraldton every day because the course was free. It took her a moment to realise that if that were true, it would have cost him far more than that in petrol—then she got the joke. It’s still hard to believe that he’s gone, and we miss him deeply.
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Terry Hunter
Sorry to hear that Brian has passed away.
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Jim Macleod
A lovely man, wonderful husband, father, grandfather and brother in law. Miss you bro.
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Declan Mcguire
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Tom And Grace Gillespie
You are making an amazing difference Teresa. Tom, I and all the family are so proud of you darling.
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Lauren Jones
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Susan Warman
Was a privilege to have being a friend of Brian’s, a true gentleman.
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Marie And Wayne Smith
In loving memory of a brilliant man Brian Muir. Happy to make a donation.
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Sara Adams-buckley
Happy to support research into this terrible disease. Thinking of you 🙏🏼
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Linda
In memory of Brain
Fab guy and long time friend