Brian Michael LeClair

The death occurred peacefully, surrounded by family, on Friday June 14th of Brian Michael LeClair of Tignish. Brian was the son of the late Gerald and Norma LeClair.

Lovingly remembered by his common law wife , Marion LeClair and his special fur baby Timbit.

Brian will be fondly remembered by his sister Irene(Dale) Gallant and brother Peter(Bonnie) Maillette.

Also remembered by nieces and nephews Julie(Scott) Gavin, and Gerald Gallant, all of Tignish, Lacey(Darren)McKinnon of Charlottetown and Curtis(Courtney) Maillette of Tignish.

Survived by Aunt Viny(late Cyril) Arsenault of Tignish, brother-in-law Richard Bernard and family of Summerside, sister-in-law Brenda(Gerard) Blanchard and family of Alberton. and Mother-in-law Anita Perry and family of St.Louis.

Brian was pre-deceased by his parents Gerald and Norma LeClair, his first wife Louise(Perry) LeClair, father-in-law Melvin Perry, sister-in-law Anne(Perry) Hogan and brother-in-law Paul Ladouceur.

Also pre-deceased by Aunts and Uncles, Gladys and Austin Kennedy, Elmer and Delima Myers,Leslie and Olive Maillette, Guy and Irene Myers, Joseph and Florence Myers, Chester Myers, Pete Myers, Cyril Arsenault, Jean and Hector Farmer, Eleanor and Lloyd Perry and Russell, Eleanor Myers, Martina and George Murphy and Lorne and Thelma Livingston. He was also pre-deceased by Father and Mother in Law Henry and Doreen Bernard.

Brian was a loving,kind and caring man, who was always willing to help anyone. He was a fisherman for most of his life, and also had worked at the Tignish Legion. Brian was always willing to give anyone a drive and never asked for anything in return. He also had a passion for collecting model cars, and collected many over the years. He was also a member of the Palmer Road Knights of Columbus and a Board Member of the Tignish Port Authority since 1990.

Resting at the West Prince Funeral Home, 522 Thompson Rd.

Visitation will by family invitation only.

Grave side service will be held on Thursday June 20th at 4:00pm.

Interment in Immaculate Conception Cemetery, Palmer Rd.