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James Clement BROHMAN
January 24, 1924 - May 25, 2014
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Posted by:
corby brohman lindseth
Posted on:
January 26, 2021
Happy 97th birthday, old soul. Can we walk the back 9 together this aft? I'll meet you at the clubhouse, OK? I love you today & always, Dad ... Saw you last! ??Corb??
Posted by:
Anonymous
Posted on:
November 11, 2020
Thinking about your brave wartime enlistment & distinguished post-war service as an RCAF pilot on this misty Remembrance Day. You were loved, still you are loved. Rest gently, old soul.
Posted by:
Corby (Brohman) Lindseth
Posted on:
January 27, 2016
Happy Birthday, Dad!! Saw ya last! ??????????
Posted by:
Brad
Posted on:
May 25, 2015
One year along and I still see the golfer, the pilot, the prankster, the socializer, the dad. Enjoy the freedom and the incredible views, Dad...we miss you. Brad
Posted by:
corby
Posted on:
December 30, 2014
How was your first Christmas as an angel?? I feel your love & sense you watching over us. Thanks for that connection, old pilot! Our first year without you begins. Please wrap us in the comfort of your wings & hold us all in your loving embrace when we think of you, when we call on you for help during this coming year. You were loved, Dad...I love you now & always will. You're our special angel forever. Saw ya last! xoxoxo
Posted by:
Lesley Souliere
Posted on:
November 17, 2014
Just wanted to fly-by and tell you I miss you everyday... You left a huge hole in the Family that will never be filled. I love you Dad...forever and always...Your #5...xxx
Posted by:
Lorraine Campbell
Posted on:
June 13, 2014
So sorry for your loss Pat & Laurel & family. Good ole Britannia days!
Posted by:
Brad Brohman
Posted on:
June 12, 2014
He was an awesome father and great guy. Part philosopher, part dare-devil and part comedian. Life with Dad was always an adventure. Always social, lots of life lived outdoors, always looking for the fun angle. And of course, like most Dads, he was larger than life until he wasn't. And then he was a friend.
