Brian Paul Kloth

A donation has been made to Salt Haven. Message from the donator: Dear Lisa, Sofia and Evalina. There are no words we can offer to help ease the pain your family is enduring. Sending much love and prayers to all of you.

My heart goes out to the Kloth family—Lisa, Sophia, Evalina, Deb, Raymond, his parents, and countless friends. Words cannot express the sorrow of losing Brian, a man truly one of a kind. His larger-than-life presence lit up every room. Brian didn’t just speak his mind; he lived it. He was the friend who always showed up, ready to lend a hand or connect you with “a guy” who could get the job done right. Brian’s network of friends was vast, a testament to his magnetic charisma and genuine heart. He left a mark on everyone fortunate enough to know him. Some of my fondest memories are with Brian—road trips belting out tunes (thinking we sounded amazing), camping, fishing, hitting the gym, and sharing countless laughs over drinks. He tackled life with unmatched passion, excelling at nearly everything he set his mind to. Stubbornly resourceful, he’d find a way to solve any problem, working hard and playing even harder. Brian lived life to the fullest, embracing every moment with a carefree spirit and packing a lifetime of experiences into too short a time. Intelligent, hardworking, and endlessly charismatic, he was a gift to his family and friends. Brian, you will be deeply missed, but your light will shine on in our hearts forever. With love always, Chopper (Jason Kennedy and family)

Lisa and your girls, I am so sad for your loss. Brian was a larger than life, brilliant, kind soul. I will remember him as a wild, true to himself kinda person who always had his arms wrapped tightly around his family and friends. He will be greatly missed in this world. No one can match who he was.

We were deeply saddened to learn of Brian’s passing. He will be profoundly missed by all of us who had the privilege of working with him over the years. Brian was instrumental in the successful delivery of countless City infrastructure projects. His technical knowledge, hands-on approach, and ability to find solutions were gifts to the City and the communities we serve. Brian took great pride in his work and brought diligence, competency, and enthusiasm to every project. Brian's skill for his work was always evident, but it was the way Brian treated people that truly set him apart. We often measure projects by what gets built, but the way people are treated along the way leaves just as important a legacy and Brian's legacy in that regard is also exceptional. Our heartfelt condolences go out to Brian’s family, friends, and colleagues. Please know that his contributions will not be forgotten. He made a lasting difference here and we are grateful for the time we had with him. ..... with sympathy from Brian's many friends in Environment & Infrastructure at the City of London

So sorry to hear of the passing of Brian. Our hearts go out to you Lisa, Sofia and Evalina. I remember the fun times going to Port Dover with the guys and enjoying Brian's company. He will be missed.

Dear Lisa , no words can alleviate the pain that your family is going through..I am keeping you in my prayers my dear. May Jesus and Mary cover you with his holy precious blood and our mother Mary comfort you. May you find refuge in God and your family.

Lisa, Sofia, and Evalina Our sincere sympathy to you and your family and may the love of those around you help you through the days. He will be missed but never forgotten. The Arbique Family

Rene, Bernie & Debbie - Our deepest condolences on hearing such sad and tragic news of Brian’s untimely accident. We have so many memories of ‘the kids’ growing up together in Kilworth. You have written such a great tribute to his memory & his legacy. Our sympathy as well to Lisa and his two young daughters. May all your memories be a comfort. Sincerely, Dale, Taryn & Robyn

We want to extend our deepest condolences to Brian's family. We were all saddened by his tragic passing. May you be given the strength to endure the pain of his loss. Brian was very respected by all of us. He will be missed. Gone too soon.

On behalf of CUPE Local 101 to Lisa and her family on their loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

We are greatly saddened to hear of Brian's untimely passing. We were neighbours in Kilworth when Brian was just a young fella. It is of no surprise to learn that Brian was a respected man in his community, as an adult. Our sincere condolences to Lisa and his two daughters as well as to Bernie and Rene. May he rest in peace.

We are so sorry to hear the passing of Brian. We remember Brian well from our days at Parkview. We are sending our deepest condolences to the entire family. We are keeping everyone in our thoughts and prayers. The Rees Family

Deepest condolences to Brian’s family, Brian was a bright force to reckon with on any job site that he was in command of, it was always a very interesting meeting, discussion, learning experience when in his presence, I doubt we will ever see a man of his natural talent in the field in the future….. Brian, you will be missed on the job site …..

Lisa, Evey and Sofia, I hope that in time your pain and loss will subside. I know it will be hard but I also know what he would say and do. “Let’s just put our heads down and get it done”. He would talk about it and then get to work doing it. I will forever miss him. He was my friend. He is my brother. “I love you more”