Brian Leduc passed away suddenly at the West Parry Sound Health Centre on Thursday, July 29th, 2021. Age 54 years. Cremation will take place.

Condolences

Our thoughts and prayers are with Margo and the family at this sad time . Brian was a great fire chief and friend we will miss him dearly .The fire department has lost one of our own .

Our deepest sympathy Margo. Very sad news as he was just to retire. What an amazing man, he truly loved our community.

We are so sorry for your loss Margo. You are In our thoughts

My sincerest condolences on hearing of Brian's passing. I had the pleasure of working closely with Brian and his firefighters on numerous calls during my time as a Paramedic for Parry Sound EMS. Brian was extremely knowledgeable and a great gentleman. His passing is such a huge loss to McDougall township and Parry Sound area. My condolences also to his wife Margo and their children.
Rest in Peace Brian

My dear Friend Margo and Family, my deepest heartfelt thoughts are with you!

Brian was an amazing man and fire chief. My condolences go out to Margo, their family and my fellow fire fighters that served under Brain. You will be greatly missed Chief, your legacy will last forever amongst the fire service

Margo & family, so sorry for your loss.

Margo, I wish I could give you a hug and hold you tight. Keep him close, never let go of his presence; the heart is a cozy place to hold your superhero. With love, condolences and strength; I know you will continue to make him smile! He’s watching, listening and there when you seek assurance, guidance and togetherness.

Your community is behind you in every way; allow us to hold your hand as you have done for so many of us. I send you love & strength today and always. I love you ❤️

Nicole, Scott, Bella & Hunter Holmes

Sending prayers and thoughts to your family

Margo and the Leduc Family and his Fire Family
My condolences on your tremendous loss. I remember well his gentle spirit, kind heart , his smile that went from ear to ear and his love for dogs and of the outdoors. May you find comfort knowing his life was so well lived.
Bonnie Blanchard Munro

So very sorry for your loss

To the family of Chief Brian Leduc: Brian in the position of Fire Chief for McDougall Twp. showed his love and compassion for his municipality and its residents. The leadership given to his volunteers has set the bar high for others to try and achieve Rest In Peace Brother Brian. I pray for your family that they will find comfort and support from all that knew you and respected your passion for helping others.
1-C Danny Shoebottom Seguin Fire Department Chaplin.

Sending all our love from the UK. Such a sad loss and thoughts are with Margo and family at such a very sad time xxx

My heart goes out to the family and to the huge family of fire fighters Brian was a great chief and a stand up man our talks and working along side his fire fighters will be missed the north has lost a great person.
Dwayne Fretz,Carling fire, Capt,ret

So sorry to hear about Brian’s passing. Lost one of the good ones to early. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Paul

My prayers are with the Leduc family.

Val & I are in shock over the news. Our condolences to Margo and the family.

Very sorry for your loss. Sending our thoughts and prayers.

My sincere condolences. Brian was a good friend and I will miss our friendship and conversations. We shared memories on the fire scene, hunting tales, and fire service business. I feel for you Margo.

Heartfelt condolences to Margo & Family.
Words cannot express the respect we have for this man not only as an outstanding Fire Chief and Co-worker but also a Friend.
Rest easy Brian you have forever touched our hearts. Gone to soon but you will never be forgotten.💕🙏⚘

As a retired Muskoa Lakes Twnsp. Capt. , brotherhood reaches far and wide, I would like to pass on my sincere sympathy to the Leduc family and all those firefighters that served under his kind command, my Son Dave was one.

On behalf of the Britt Fire Department we express out deepest sympathies to Margo and family. Brian will be dearly miss by all

Our heartfelt condolences to Margo and family. As a former principal of Nobel Public School, Brian’s sincere commitment to the students and our community was an inspiration. He always wanted to support the school and our students in any way he could. Brian was also a kind and supportive leader as a supervisor for student employees, demonstrating the importance of hard work his never ending commitment to our community in every aspect of his work. The Buckland family is forever thankful for all Brian did for our community, Nobel Public School, and especially for Quinn.

Dawn, Jordan and Quinn Buckland

Larry and I send our sincerest condolences. We got to know Brian when we moved to Georgian Bay Twp. Our thoughts and prayers are with you, Margo.

My sincere condolences to Margo and family on the passing of Brian (Chief Leduc).

My sincerest condolences to Margo, the family and his firefighter family. Chief Leduc and his beautiful wife were at a call at our home many years ago. Their kindness to us and the entire firefighter crew left a huge impression on us. So much so that I joined up as a McDougall Volunteer firefighter for a brief time.( accepted with compassion and understanding despite my Over 50 age) You will always be remembered fondly and with respect.

No words can say how sorry we are. Our deepest condolences to you and your family. Stay strong.

Deepest sympathy Margo. I was so sad to hear the news about Brian. I always remember how wonderfully kind and caring he was to me after Steve died and how the entire fire department under his leadership arranged the service. He was a lovely man and I send you my heartfelt condolences.

Deepest condolences to the Leduc Family .Ihave been a summer resident of Trout Lake for 80 yrs. We came to know Brian years ago. My brother John Hackson required oxygen and on several occasions it would be late wherein upon receipt of a call Brian would have small tanks to tide him over. We are water access only and Brian knew this lake like the back of his hand. He came on occasion and spoke to out Cottage Assoc to update and ensure Fire Alarm Systems. Under Brian's tutelage one Nov.a cottage which consisted of conjoined Quanset Huts was removed by a controlled burn and use for training. Every summer I would call Brian to say hello.This summer was no exception and was surprised to hear of his retirement. It was with shock and dismay news of his passing. Good Hunting Brian..May the Spirits smile on your Journey as you smiled on ours.You will be remembered.Sandy Hackson Trout Lake.

Meeting Brian at McDougall town hall meeting was the best, he listened and helped us get our store sign on the road. W, are mom and pop type, so we didn't qualify, for signage. We, enjoyed, working with a dear man, who looked after the community and any one he met. Brain, will be surly missed. Prayers, to his family

Heartfelt condolences to you Margo during this difficult time. An amazing individual who served his community with passion and empathy. Will be greatly missed. ❤🙏

In my opinion Brian is not gone. He will live on forever in the hearts and minds, and prayers, of those of us who were fortunate
enough to have met him. He will always be with us. Arthur Whyte Sr. and Family.

I am extremely sad to hear Brian has passed. I had the pleasure of working with Brian on several Municipal Projects, the Rec Centre in Nobel and the change house at the Nobel Beach.

He was a pleasure to work with and had the community at heart. He will be truly missed by the community.

Aaniin, I wish to pass along my condolences to Brian's loved ones and his entire Fire family as well. It was a pleasure to meet Brian last year. We had talked about Brian coming to visit our new fire hall on Beausoleil First Nation, his home territory. Baamaapii Brian.

On behalf of the East Ferris Fire Department, my sincere sympathy to the Leduc family and all firefighters who served under the leadership of Chief (Brian) Leduc.

Our sincere condolences to the Leduc family. I had the pleasure of working with Brian a few times on emergencies during my time in Parry Sound, he was truly a dedicated, sincere, kind and well respected person.

On behalf of the Greater Sudbury Fire Service I wish to extend our sincerest condolences to Brian’s wife Margo and his children, family, and friends as well as the members of the McDougall Fire Department on the tragic loss of Brian.

We will hold Brian’s family and community in our thoughts and prayers during such a difficult time.

A Federal Q Siren Salute to an inspiring, kind and uplifting man whose spirit will live on. I'm shocked and saddened to hear of Brian's passing. My deepist condolences for your and your family's loss Margo. Such a loving and respected person was Brian.

On behalf of the Chisholm Twp. Fire Dept., please let me express our sincere condolences to the Leduc family and our fellow firefighters in McDougall. It's a sad day for the fire service.

My sincerest condolences to the family on the passing of Brian/Chief Leduc. I did not know him well, but knew him enough to know he was a good man and that he will be missed. Please take care of yourself during these difficult times.

On behalf of our team at Scugog Fire and Emergency Services, our heart felt condolences to Chief Leduc wife Margo, family, friends and the McDougall Twp Fire Services team.

Margo
Brian will be missed in his many roles he played in life. I enjoyed and respected Brian in the time we had working together.

On behalf of the Lambton Shores Fire & Emergency Services please let me express our sincere condolences to the Leduc family and our fellow firefighters in McDougall. Please take care.