Brian L. Roberts passed away peacefully on Monday December 12th 2022 at the Hospice of Western Reserve. Brian leaves behind three successful daughters and their husbands (Linda Steed & David Zavodny, Julie & Greg Stout, and Sarah & David Farrell) and six grandchildren (Emma Stout, Harrison Steed, Nicholas Farrell, Jessica Stopp (husband Chase Stopp), Alexander Steed and Carly Farrell) and one great grandson (Aiden David Tash). He is preceded in death by his dear wife, Pamela, of 57 years (deceased 2019), Brother Allen Roberts and grandson, David Farrell Jr. (2021).  Brian lived an extra-ordinary life. Born in 1935 during WWII – he lived in Birmingham England with his parents (Frank and Dottie) and younger brother Peter Roberts. Brian joined the British Royal Airforce in 1943 and served 3 years as an electrical technician. After his time in the RAF, he met the love of his  life, Pamela, marrying in 1961. While working full time, Brian attended night school to get his degree as  an electrical engineer. 1963 brought Linda, 1965 brought Julie and 1970 brought Sarah into the world.  1980 was a year of iconic strength and determination, as Brian and Pamela moved their family and household from Wardle, England and immigrated to Hudson, Ohio to begin a new venture starting his own company as US distributor in Eddy Current Non-destructive testing industry.  Brian lead his organization to great success, retiring at 69. Brian was seen throughout the Hudson parkswalking his black poodle, Monty and golfing with local friends. After 40 years, he sold his house on
Stoney Hill Drive moving to Danbury Assisted Living (2021), Hudson, Ohio.  Brian was cremated, and his ashes will be buried beside his loving wife at Markille Cemetery, Hudson,Ohio.  Memorial service will be held at Crown Hill Funeral Home on Friday December 30th at 10:30 am. Reception
following at the home of Sarah & David Farrell 1973 Stoney Hill Drive Hudson, Ohio.  In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the David F. Farrell Jr. Memorial Scholarship fund (grandson deceased 2021), managed by the Hudson Garden Club, which benefits Hudson students looking for a college career in Horticulture and Environmental Sciences. Contributions to this fund can be mailed to The Hudson Community Foundation at 49 E. Main Street, Hudson, Ohio 44236 (please note D. Farrell Memorial Scholarship on check) or online at Hudson.fcsuite.com