WESELMAN Brendon

WESELMAN (Brendon):

Saddened to hear of your passing, I hadn’t spoken to you in a while but I do remember the conversations we did have and it was great that you made it to a few of the class catch ups. Deepest sympathy to Brendon’s family. Janice

WESELMAN (Brendon):

Big hugs to family from some of his friends in Merredin - Nev and Tracy

WESELMAN (Brendon):

As a former colleague from GWN in the early 80’s I am very saddened to hear of your passing Brendon. They were the “good ole days”. Deepest sympathy to those who loved you.

WESELMAN (Brendon):

Shocked you were taken so soon mate, I’m glad we got to spend a bit of time together these past years, if I had known it wouldn’t last I would’ve talked less and listened more. I take solace in knowing you will be at peace now bro, see you on the other side!! Kia Manuia

WESELMAN (Brendon):

As a former TVW-7 colleague who reconnected with you recently, I am saddened to learn of your passing. I hope you now have the peace and closure you were seeking. My deepest condolences to your family in this very difficult time.

WESELMAN (Brendon):

A message of our families' condolences to the Wiseman family for the passing of Brendon Weselman, who we knew for many years. May you rest in peace my friend!

From Peter Holden.

WESELMAN (BRENDON)

Loved son of Fred and Eileen (both dec).

Grandson of Doris Madegan (dec). Brother of John, Ken and Graeme and families. Cousin of Len and Ern Johnson, Ernie Batten and June Samuels. One by one the link of cousins is breaking. We will miss your beautiful dulcet tones. Cousin June.

WESELMAN

(BRENDON THOMAS)

We love and miss you so very much and I hope things are better for you now. Lots of love, your brother Ken and Kathy.

WESELMAN BRENDON At peace now. Thanks for the memories of our time together.

Love Suzie