In Celebration of

Brent Douglas Fullard

April 4, 1953 - January 23, 2026

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Brent Douglas Fullard on January 23, 2026.

He is remembered for the unwavering love and support he gave to his wife and children, spending his life striving to provide and care for his family as much as possible. Born and raised in Etobicoke, Brent enjoyed a successful career in business, had a great appreciation of classic cars and residential architecture, and left his imprint on the world through his ambitious personal endeavours and construction projects.

Brent is survived by his devoted wife, Christina; his children, Fraser, Carson, and Harris; his grandchildren, George, Arthur, and Oliver; and his sister, Val.

He will be deeply missed by his family and all who knew him.

Guestbook

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Neville Taylor (Friend)

Entered February 6, 2026 from Toronto

Brent and I became fast friends at UCC through a shared passion for cars, he with his blue VW bug and me with a bright orange Mustang. We both lived in the west end so proximity meant we saw more of each other than some of our other classmates. Through the cars and through the years we both became big Porsche fans and kept in touch from time to time and swapped car stories. No matter how long it had been since we had last seen each other after a few minutes of chatting it always felt like it had only been a few days. Brent was one of the most creative and smartest people I have ever known and could seemingly build just about anything once he put his mind to it. I’m very sad to hear that he is gone, condolences to the whole family.

Phil Fortunato (Friend)

Entered February 6, 2026 from Port credit

What a shock, what a loss.
I’ve known Brent for over thirty years. Working for him and with him designing and manufacturing furniture. His attention to detail was unparalleled.
I enjoyed his countless visits at my shop.
Just a perfect human in all aspects.
This hurts deeply.
My sincere condolences to all.
Phil Fortunato.

Thyge Pedersen (Friends)

Entered February 7, 2026 from Elmvale

Dear Christine and children
We are so sorry for your loss. I am so saddened to hear of Brent passing.
It was truly a pleasure working with Brent. We had a great time and a good working relationship, we trusted each other.
I often think about the time we had,working on a project in his home and cottage.
He was not only a client he was friend.He will never be forgotten.
Love Thyge and Mie

Jamsheed Mehta (Colleague)

Entered February 16, 2026 from Toronto

It is with great sadness I just heard of the passing of Brent. He was a great mentor to me and a friend who taught me so much about life. I owe much to his guidance. He was a talented investment banker, but that always came second to his being a husband and father. My wife and I will always remember him fondly.

Rizvan Dhalla (Friend)

Entered February 21, 2026 from Burlingame CA

I have such fond memories of working for Brent in the late 90s at BMO in Toronto. I learned so much from Brent and he was a great boss and mentor. I know how much family meant to Brent. I’m so sorry for your loss.