MACINTOSH – Brian Hugh

To the Macintosh family, so sorry to hear of the loss of your dad, he was my boss at the Morwell co-op many years ago. Angelika (Gel)

Not a very long friendship with Brian, but certainly a valued one. Sympathy to the family. RIP

What a full life you have had and it was a pleasure to have known you since I was 8. Reunited with my second mum. My thoughts and love to all the extended family. Diane (Docky) Meredith 😘

To Heather , Nick and Family, our deepest sympathy to you all for the loss of your beautiful Dad and Pa Brian. Our thoughts are with you all during this sad time

RIP Brian and sympathy to your family. Brian contributed his considerable talents to the advancement of health in the Latrobe Valley especially through his early involvement as a Board member of Latrobe Community Health. Fondly remembered.

To Heather, Nick and family. Deepest sympathy to the whole family. Our thoughts are with with you during this sad time.

We are saddened by Brian’s death after his battle with illness. He was a business associate,, golfing and dining companion but most of all a friend.. We will miss him greatly. Our hearts go out to the Macintosh family..Isabel and Frank Sutherland..

Our thoughts and sympathy go to all the family. Kind regards,
Phillip and Rowena Milbourne

Our thoughts and deepest sympathy is with you Heather , Nic and family, on the passing of your dad.
Craig and Sue xx

A good friend, and a strong worker for the advancement of health services in the area,a passion we shared. Sadly missed.

It was a pleasure to had met Brian Huge at Ben’s 30th birthday party, a delightful chap. Deepest sympathy to Heather, Nick and family. RIP Brian

Thoughts are with my cousins. RIP to my much loved Uncle Brian

So sorry Brian lost his battle last week.. He was a much valued member of our Traralgon Golf Club Seniors Group and will be sadly missed . Our sympathy to Andrea , Terry and your family.. Judy and George Elder

To Andy, Stuart, Heather, all the Macintosh family, and to Joan….
We were very sad to hear about Brian’s passing.
He was a true gentleman with always a story to tell and a joke to share. Brian started as a client and quickly became a friend. It was a pleasure to travel to Europe with Brian in 2009, and then Brian & Joan in 2011. Brian was very pleased when our 2011 trip started in Venice & it coincided with Heather & Nick’s trip. We all got to share a lovely group dinner together. Farewell Brian as you travel to your final destination. From Tina & all the girls at Helloworld Travel Traralgon.

To all his family, You will not be surprised that we considered Brian a true gentleman with a quiet sense of fun especially when describing some of his golf shots.. We are sorry to see him lose his battle with illness and remember fondly our many Senior Golf trips. Shirley and Tony Richardson.

To Brian’s family,
On behalf of Latrobe Community Health Service (LCHS) I offer our deepest condolences to you. Brian was a valued former Board Director of LCHS for 12 years and we are saddened by his passing. Our thoughts are with you.
From the CEO, Executive and Board of LCHS

Wonderful memories of working alongside Brian as directors of the Morwell Coop. Many great memories of times shared with Brian & Margaret & family. Our love & thoughts are with their children.
Ray & Bernice Linton & family

I work with the Office of the Public Advocate and and had the privilege and pleasure of working with both Brian and Margaret in their work as volunteer Community Visitors for a number of years. They were both warm-hearted people who gave generously of their time and skills and made a difference to the lives of people who had a disability or mental illness. Best wishes to all who are missing them at this sad time.