My heartfelt condolences to you, Evelyn and your family. I still have fond memories of the wonderful times spent with all of you and the generosity you showed.
Brian's spirit will serve as a guiding light to all those that loved him.
When we herd Brain's pasding away, it was a great sorrow and deepest mourning time for Mulatu and his family.
Brain had been a friend in deed to me and my family for the last twenty five years. Brain was an amazing practical person with extraordinary compassion to individuals with desperate need, and he will never sleep until the problem get solved.
Brain's strategic thinking, practical solutions, and logical reasoning had been amazing and enriching. He was truely a political action champion.
Mulatu and his family will miss the love and care of Brain as his beloved and treasured family.
Dear Babineau family we extend our condolence to you, and we are mourning with you these days.
It is with great fondness that we remember our dear friend Brian. His love of life and the joy in which he lived his life was an inspiration to us. He was incredibly caring and generous with our family in many ways. A truly remarkable teacher, mentor, and example to us.
We will miss him dearly.
Karen and Dave Peters.
My dear friend Brian. We had a few glasses of wine and alot of laughs. I will miss our talks and especially our rib fests. You were a great teacher and a better friend. RIP my friend.
Rod Boudreault donated to St. Joseph's Lifecare Centre, Brantford
Thursday, January 8, 2026
Dear Mrs.Babineau and family , Mr. Mr. Mr.Babineau and all of you have been a part of a life for most of my life . I have enjoyed getting the chance to reconnect with Mr.Babineau in the past few years. I know he will be greatly missed.
So sorry to hear of Brians passing.
Brian, Evelyn and their family were our first connection when we moved to Waterford.
We shared a duplex-they lived in one half and we lived in the other.
There were many parties, lots of laughter,and so many fun times.
I always hated English as a subject, so when I learned that Brian was an English teacher,
I was a little intimidated by this gentle giant.
Whenever I saw him come outside, I would quickly disappear-something we later laughed about.
I have many fond memories of being neighbours with Brian and Evelyn.
My sincee condolences to Evelyn and the entire family.
Spent many years in Brian’s English Department at WDHS. We were also neighbours when our children were young, and always good friends.
Sincerest condolences to Evelyn and the family.
Al
so sorry to hear this. Deepest sympathy to his family. Great person... great teacher... every class with him was surely a treat.... he loved to teach with every inch of his being.. and if you had him.. you loved him.. he made learning fun and memorable.. he will never be forgotten... rip Mr. B...
Evelyn there are no words to tell you how sorry I am. I loved Brian for the help he was when I ran into trouble where I worked. Such a good union person. You for being my anchor showing up just when I could use company. I’m assuming Ray has already hooked u with him. Take care. Love you and family. Catch you later.
So sorry to hear about Mr. Babineau's passing. He was one of a kind! I enjoyed having him as my theatre arts' teacher at WDHS in the 70s. His quirky sense of humour made the classes fun and he was always willing to join an outrageous (but harmless) plan :) When meeting him years after graduation, he remembered my name and some silly pranks from class. I really appreciated him and his interest in his students as individuals. Big hugs to the whole family! from Barney Obnot (Karen Bowen)
Mr. Babineau was one of my favourite teachers in high school. He related to the students on an equal level and inspired us to always do better. May he RIP.
Evelyn, Kemeny, Rhiannon, and families,
We are very sorry to hear of Brian's death. We have great memories of our times together in the 70"s. Sending love.
Gerry, Sue, Andrea and Geoff Hilhorst.
Dear Evelyn and family,
I am very sorry to hear of Brian's passing. I extend my sincere condolences to you and your family.
Many years ago I taught Rhiannon in Grade 1 at Boston Public School.
May God grant you comfort, peace, and strength as you go through this very difficult time of bereavement.
With heartfelt sympathy,
Mary Pearce
Brian was always concerned about the well being of his students and colleagues.He had a keen sense of humour which was not always apparent to those around him.
Zeke Gulabsingh
