Bryan the radiator man

He has been mentioned on here before and was well known around Tunbridge Wells and the South East as the best repairer of radiators and was a wizard at repairing petrol tanks.Sadly ,Bryan passed away last week while on holiday,from what I have been told it seems it was a heart attack.He was a gentleman,a clever,kind man who loved a chat about old vehicles and sometimes turned up at shows advertising his services in his old Morris Oxford.
Yet another one of the old school of the motor trade has gone and I am sure that anyone else on here who knew him will miss him,and Camden Road will never be the same again.R.I.P Bryan.

I knew him, nice fella, I was having a good chat with him at one of the Ardingly show this year,
RIP Bryan, condolences to his family, :(

sad day he was an old school craftsman RIP Bryan

He made my first rad in my pop,
A true gentleman

Sad news, One of the nicest, most genuine guys you could ever meet. RIP

I met Bryan when he needed a govenor for the overdrive on his Morris Isis some 12 years ago. He recored, repaired and cleaned many radiators for me over those years. He even gave me a key to his porch so I could drop off/collect them at will. I sopke to him about 3 weeks ago because he needed another govenor, that was the last time we spoke. RIP "Boss man" you were a true gentleman.

Hello all just would like to pay my respect to great man (BRYAN THE BOSS MAN) who i have known for years R.I.P Bryan & best wishes to his family all the best Andy.

I have Known him for years and have had many a laugh with him.
I went in there one Christmas many years ago and he offered me a glass of white rum that his brother had sent him I said what's it like to which his reply was I don't know I am not going to try it.
R.I.P Bryan you will be sorely missed.

Very good news he is fine and working don't know who started the rumour.

Is this right ?