Ronald NELSON Obituary

A great man who was delt a bad hand by life a real gentleman who will be missed by all

We were deeply saddened to hear of the passing of your beloved family member, who dedicated an incredible 50 years of service to Belfast Silver Fern Farms. His unwavering commitment, hard work, and presence left a lasting impact on all of those that worked alongside him over the years.
Please accept our heartfelt condolences during this difficult time. Our thoughts are with you, and we hope you find comfort in knowing how deeply he was respected and appreciated.

I spent many weekends staying over at their house in Green Street, Brent would always drive Leah, Jodie and I to our rock `n´ roll dances in the weekends. A great man. May you rest in peace with your family Brent xx

Brent was such a caring person when my husband was very sick Brent and Diane e would come over and cheer him up Brent would work for us in the shop on a Friday night and have our customers in fits of laughter He was a genuine and caring person will be missed by many he was dealt a cruel blow in life Rest peacefully dear friend

Brent was a truely genuine person. His humble kindness and mannerism left a lifelong impression on me. A teacher friend once said "love is a verb not a noun. It is a doing word". I will always remember Brent's compassion and generosity. My thoughts are with Brent's family and friends, to all those who shared the privilege of knowing the man.

Thankyou Brent for the Wonderful Friendship you gave to us both.. The years have slipped by..Forever in our hearts and Memories.. Sending love to family

So sad to read of Brent's death, and especially sad that he had lost Dianne and family - my deepest sympathy and thoughts are with Zena & Graham, John & Sue and their families - love Kay Honeybone (old neighbor)

We were very very privileged to have known Brent and spend so many wonderful caravanning adventures together. A truly incredible man, and a very brave and devoted husband and father to his poor family. A huge burden x4 he had to wear, but always kept his chin up. A really Good Buggar