Brian McAllister

My sincere condolences to Brian's family on his passing. Brian was a thorough gentleman. He was blessed with a wonderful disposition that endeared him to all of us who worked with him in Switzers as well as his many customers. He was kind, cheerful, polite and helpful, always in good humour and had a twinkle in his eye when telling one of his many stories. It was a pleasure to have known and worked with him. May he rest in peace.

Brian was a true gentleman and always had a smile. Even though I was many years his junior he always addressed me as Mr. Nolan.
My condolences to his family at this sad time.

My deepest sympathies to all of Brian's family.
I had the pleasure of working and playing golf with Brian in Switzer's. Golfing Society .
A true gentleman of the old school.
He loved sport and golf. Sometimes I would drop him home after a golf day out and always the next day a little gift and a thank you card would arrive at my desk.
He will be sadly missed and well remembered by all his pals.

What a lovely gentleman he was.
Even after I left Switzers
I would meet-up for a little chat and a drink with him every now and again. He was great guy with some great stories and a great outlook on life .
A privilege to have known
you Brian

Only hearing the sad news now of Brian's death ,my sincere sympathy to Mary & all his family ,he was such a gentleman to work with ,loved his time in switzers, People like Brian are few ,RIP.

My condolences on Brian’s passing. I worked with him in Switzers, a true gentleman.
Loved his golf and all sports.
Many Sunday mornings, Brian, my brother in law and me would go play the Burrow, always a great morning out.
RIP Brian

My sympathy to all the family.Brian was so helpful to all at Sutton Golf Club and the ultimate gentleman.I will always remember the many conversations we had in the Pro shop especially about Ben Hogan and Joe Carr.

The most courteous of gentlemen and a friend to us all.

Being Tom's brother I was very privileged to know Brian for a very long time. He was a very gentle and generous soul, but was never afraid to voice his opinion when called upon.
He loved his golf and always astounded me with his memory of who won what and what year they won it. I have know doubt that he is up there now having a friendly fourball with three of his favorite players, Ben Hogan, Bobby Jones and Sevy.
Brian, rest in peace, you are in great company up there.

Please accept my deepest sympathy on the sad passing of our dear friend Brian. He was such a kind and wonderful person, a true gentleman. Sutton Golf Club was such a part of Brian and for us in Sutton he was an institution. He will be sadly missed but remembered with great love. May he RIP.

Sorry to hear the sad news about brian a true gentleman

Sincere sympathy on the death of Brian. What a true gentleman Brian was. An angel. The kindest , most sincere person. "Simply the Best". It was a privilege to have known him. May he rest in peace.

Brian you touched everyone with your humble and Gentle way about you .A true gentleman. Always loved talking to you about the rugby matches You will be missed by all who knew you .Condolences to all your family at this sad time .
RIP Brian

Sincere Sympathy on the death of Brian.
Always so helpful and friendly. Remember years ago during my committee days in Sutton.
When there doing some work, Brian would come by and see you and he would always say
“ Ann can I go get you a cup of coffee”. Brought him home many days to Killester.
MAY YOU REST IN PEACE Brian.

What a lovely gentleman always smiling my sincere condolences to all the family he will be sadly missed by all in Sutton Golf Club

My heart goes out to you Terry and. Tom. Although Brian was a great great man his time has come. While this will be a great loss in both your lives (thinking of all the time you gave him). I hope you will come to terms with it. Hopefully we will play a round of golf to mark his passing when the world becomes a safe place again. My prayers will be for him and may he rest in peace.

Brian couldn't but bring a smile to your face. He lived his life glass half full, seeing the positive and good in everything. We have fond memories of time spent in Brian's company. May he rest in peace.

Brian a true gentleman with a natural smile and loved Sutton Golf Club. We shared a deep love of MU. May in rest in peace.

I wish to express my sympathy to Terrie and Ann, and the extended family, on the sad death of Brian.
What a man!
His innate humility, grace, and courteous manner always made every encounter with him a pleasurable experience.
His deep interest in golf, and recollections of past champions, led to many interesting debates with me, and others.
We have lost someone special.
May Brian rest in peace.
Brian Mc Kenna
SGC

Sorry to hear of Brian's passing. Truly one of nature's gentlemen. I've known The Colonel for over 50 years and never heard him say a bad word about anyone. May he rest in peace

Sincere condolences to Terrie, Thomas and family on behalf of all members of Sutton Golf.
We will miss The Colonel's quiet gentle charm and constant smile. A light has gone out in our club but we hope that your family will take comfort like us, through many happy memories of Brian. A true gentleman and friend to all. May he Rest in Peace.

Sad to hear about Brian. My father John, his first cousin, always spoke very fondly of him. May he rest in peace.

Brian will be greatly missed by all the members of Sutton Golf Club but particularly the Lady Members to whom he was always so charming and kind. May he rest in peace .

My sincere condolences to Brian's family he was a true gentleman, he always had a smile, and a chat about cricket or golf he will be sadly missed by all who were lucky to have known him, rip Brian.
Ian Mackey

Always most helpful, always most friendly and above all, a heart of gold! You are Sutton Golf Club’s proud memory, Brian.

We extend our deepest sympathy on the death of Brian. He was a true gentlemen and was always very courteous to everyone. We will never forget him. May he Rest in Peace.

Dear Terrie,

We are very sorry to hear that Brian has died. You will miss him terribly but you should take comfort from the knowledge that you made his life so meaningful, especially in his last illness. Condolences from Canada.

Vivian, Christiane and family.

A true gentleman. Always met you with a smile on his face. May he rest in peace.

Brian,
You smiling face will be missed at Sutton for years to come. Your gentle manner was always bringing a smile to everybody’s face.
Rest in Piece.

So sorry to hear. A true gentleman, will be very missed by all in sutton golf club!

Terrie I’m so sorry to learn about the death of your beloved brother Brian. We all loved him in SGC. Please accept my deepest condolences.

Órna (Butler)