Obituary of Bruce Brian Wagner
Bruce Brian Wagner passed away at the Pasqua Hospital on Wednesday, April 6,2022 due to Multiple Myeloma and West Nile Virus.
Brian was born in Regina on November 10, 1946. He grew up in Balgonie, graduating from elementary school and Greenall High School there. At the University of Manitoba, he first studied Architecture and then graduated with a Civil Engineering degree in 1971. Brian was a skilled problem solver, enjoying every chance to use that skill, often in engineering. But it was his work as a Facilities Manager, especially at the Regina Public School Board, where he found the most satisfaction.
Brian loved many forms of music, loved speed (whether it was on a racetrack in Gimli or on a mountain ski slope), loved winter (because there were no allergies or mosquitos), loved skating, cross country skiing, downhill skiing, curling, and pickleball – especially pickleball. He was a strong athlete who enjoyed many sports – except golf – golf brought out his temper. Brian was also a hard-working, lifelong volunteer, including 20 years on the Board of the Regina Ski Club and helping establish pickleball as a viable sport in Regina. Above all, Brian's joy and peace were spending time on his farmland, the family homestead.
Brian was predeceased by his parents John and Martha (nee Thomas) Wagner; brother Albert "Bert"; and sister-in-law Deanna.
Bruce Brian Wagner passed away at the Pasqua Hospital on Wednesday, April 6,2022 due to Multiple Myeloma and West Nile Virus.
Brian was born in Regina on November 10, 1946. He grew up in Balgonie, graduating from elementary school and Greenall High School there. At the University of Manitoba, he first studied Architecture and then graduated with a Civil Engineering degree in 1971. Brian was a skilled problem solver, enjoying every chance to use that skill, often in engineering. But it was his work as a Facilities Manager, especially at the Regina Public School Board, where he found the most satisfaction.
Brian loved many forms of music, loved speed (whether it was on a racetrack in Gimli or on a mountain ski slope), loved winter (because there were no allergies or mosquitos), loved skating, cross country skiing, downhill skiing, curling, and pickleball – especially pickleball. He was a strong athlete who enjoyed many sports – except golf – golf brought out his temper. Brian was also a hard-working, lifelong volunteer, including 20 years on the Board of the Regina Ski Club and helping establish pickleball as a viable sport in Regina. Above all, Brian's joy and peace were spending time on his farmland, the family homestead.
Brian was predeceased by his parents John and Martha (nee Thomas) Wagner; brother Albert "Bert"; and sister-in-law Deanna.
Obituary of Bruce Brian Wagner
Bruce Brian Wagner passed away at the Pasqua Hospital on Wednesday, April 6,2022 due to Multiple Myeloma and West Nile Virus.
Brian was born in Regina on November 10, 1946. He grew up in Balgonie, graduating from elementary school and Greenall High School there. At the University of Manitoba, he first studied Architecture and then graduated with a Civil Engineering degree in 1971. Brian was a skilled problem solver, enjoying every chance to use that skill, often in engineering. But it was his work as a Facilities Manager, especially at the Regina Public School Board, where he found the most satisfaction.
Brian loved many forms of music, loved speed (whether it was on a racetrack in Gimli or on a mountain ski slope), loved winter (because there were no allergies or mosquitos), loved skating, cross country skiing, downhill skiing, curling, and pickleball – especially pickleball. He was a strong athlete who enjoyed many sports – except golf – golf brought out his temper. Brian was also a hard-working, lifelong volunteer, including 20 years on the Board of the Regina Ski Club and helping establish pickleball as a viable sport in Regina. Above all, Brian's joy and peace were spending time on his farmland, the family homestead.
Brian was predeceased by his parents John and Martha (nee Thomas) Wagner; brother Albert "Bert"; and sister-in-law Deanna.
Bruce Brian Wagner passed away at the Pasqua Hospital on Wednesday, April 6,2022 due to Multiple Myeloma and West Nile Virus.
Brian was born in Regina on November 10, 1946. He grew up in Balgonie, graduating from elementary school and Greenall High School there. At the University of Manitoba, he first studied Architecture and then graduated with a Civil Engineering degree in 1971. Brian was a skilled problem solver, enjoying every chance to use that skill, often in engineering. But it was his work as a Facilities Manager, especially at the Regina Public School Board, where he found the most satisfaction.
Brian loved many forms of music, loved speed (whether it was on a racetrack in Gimli or on a mountain ski slope), loved winter (because there were no allergies or mosquitos), loved skating, cross country skiing, downhill skiing, curling, and pickleball – especially pickleball. He was a strong athlete who enjoyed many sports – except golf – golf brought out his temper. Brian was also a hard-working, lifelong volunteer, including 20 years on the Board of the Regina Ski Club and helping establish pickleball as a viable sport in Regina. Above all, Brian's joy and peace were spending time on his farmland, the family homestead.
Brian was predeceased by his parents John and Martha (nee Thomas) Wagner; brother Albert "Bert"; and sister-in-law Deanna.
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