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~ His first NHL experience was in the 1966–67 NHL season. He worked more than 1000 games, 30 playoff games, and nine Stanley Cup Finals at the NHL level, and was named Director of Officiating in 1989, following the sudden death of his predecessor, John McCauley. In this position, he oversaw a staff of 90, as well as the officiating of both the NHL and the AHL. He retired from this position in 2000. Lewis is still active in hockey, helping officials at the junior level. Bryan is currently Referee In Chief for the Central Hockey League and Ontario University Athletics.
In November 2000, Lewis successfully ran for a position on the Halton Hills, Ontario town council. He has held the Council position for 4 terms.
In November 2000, Lewis successfully ran for a position on the Halton Hills, Ontario town council. He has held the Council position for 4 terms.
-Ran into him at Lowes in town last spring. Had a nice conversation as he was loading wood into his truck. His kids went to school with my bro and sister inlaw. A real Canadian.
- he was the Master of Ceremonies at our wedding. They are long-time friends of Don's family.♥️
-Our neighbor from Normandy Blvd. Good guy then and now. His Mom was hilarious.
- Bryan, John Mc and my dad Ron Breen were staples on the ice. All 3 great refs and all round nice guys. Bryan and Elaine were invited to my wedding but couldn’t come...he was reffing in Chicago in the big show by then 1974.
-Not sure about your dad.❤️❤️❤️
- Bryan was friends with my brother, Wayne. He is a Georgetown success story.
- Great man, down to earth. Very successful but remembered where he came from.
-Bryon lived down the St from me. I have known Bryon since I was around 6. Talked briefly to him at the car show. He knew my name and right away he said the number on Normandy where I lived.
- Good junior B hockey player learned to skate cleaning ice at old arena, 3 guys pushing wide shovels in a v formation they were called rink
rats because they were always at the
arena, lucky boys lots of free skating. Families socialized together a lot of laughter good times.'
- yes ,Bryan is a NORMANDY BOY for sure lived across the street his Mom ans DAD the best ,great family...have known him all my life
- Hard to believe Normandy Blvd. end of town early 50s.
- Played with his sister Lauren growing up. He always remembers my house # when I see him. Lovely man.
- A great cousin who is always ready to help when needed.
- Great Ref my sister used to always pick him up at the Airport back in the Day!! His brother Bruce was a pretty good ref for years in Town also!!
-A great Nomandy neighbour..#22..and as previously stated he always remembers my name and #26....knew the whole fam jam
- A great guy and wonderful success story from Georgetown. Always remember him coming into Joe's when I worked there and getting ice cream. Chocolate was his favourite.
- hey cuz is that picture from when you played with the Brampton 7ups ?many years ago lol 😜
-So lucky to know this amazing man. Thank you for being such an important contributor to Georgetown!
- Thank you Bryan for bringing me all those care packages from home to Calgary I will always appreciate your kindness and thoughtfulness xo
- I remember Brian from Grade eight Mr Kinrade s class Brenda Hawes
- I remember Brian in highschool.
- He was always supportive of Willow Park Ecology Centre when I was coordinator there.
- Lived right across the street...same party line for a while! Great guy...great family!!
- Great guy Great family !!!
- Such a great guy !
-Dear Friend of the family's. Brian did my Father's eulogy. A great man with a kind heart .... Gtown star in his own striped way!!
- Still have his eulogy
- Bryan has always been involved with the community from before his high school days, good athlete and very highly thought of in the NHL as one of the great officials both during his active years reffing and later running the officials, but always had time to give back to Georgetown and now in the doing a fine job helping to run our town. A great Georgetowner :)
- He a;ways picks on me. lol
-Great hockey player, I coached Brian, when I was about 18, surprised he went on to be one of the best NHL referees , he could have been a hockey player in the NHL..you were one of the best.
- he was the Master of Ceremonies at our wedding. They are long-time friends of Don's family.♥️
-Our neighbor from Normandy Blvd. Good guy then and now. His Mom was hilarious.
- Bryan, John Mc and my dad Ron Breen were staples on the ice. All 3 great refs and all round nice guys. Bryan and Elaine were invited to my wedding but couldn’t come...he was reffing in Chicago in the big show by then 1974.
-Not sure about your dad.❤️❤️❤️
- Bryan was friends with my brother, Wayne. He is a Georgetown success story.
- Great man, down to earth. Very successful but remembered where he came from.
-Bryon lived down the St from me. I have known Bryon since I was around 6. Talked briefly to him at the car show. He knew my name and right away he said the number on Normandy where I lived.
- Good junior B hockey player learned to skate cleaning ice at old arena, 3 guys pushing wide shovels in a v formation they were called rink
rats because they were always at the
arena, lucky boys lots of free skating. Families socialized together a lot of laughter good times.'
- yes ,Bryan is a NORMANDY BOY for sure lived across the street his Mom ans DAD the best ,great family...have known him all my life
- Hard to believe Normandy Blvd. end of town early 50s.
- Played with his sister Lauren growing up. He always remembers my house # when I see him. Lovely man.
- A great cousin who is always ready to help when needed.
- Great Ref my sister used to always pick him up at the Airport back in the Day!! His brother Bruce was a pretty good ref for years in Town also!!
-A great Nomandy neighbour..#22..and as previously stated he always remembers my name and #26....knew the whole fam jam
- A great guy and wonderful success story from Georgetown. Always remember him coming into Joe's when I worked there and getting ice cream. Chocolate was his favourite.
- hey cuz is that picture from when you played with the Brampton 7ups ?many years ago lol 😜
-So lucky to know this amazing man. Thank you for being such an important contributor to Georgetown!
- Thank you Bryan for bringing me all those care packages from home to Calgary I will always appreciate your kindness and thoughtfulness xo
- I remember Brian from Grade eight Mr Kinrade s class Brenda Hawes
- I remember Brian in highschool.
- He was always supportive of Willow Park Ecology Centre when I was coordinator there.
- Lived right across the street...same party line for a while! Great guy...great family!!
- Great guy Great family !!!
- Such a great guy !
-Dear Friend of the family's. Brian did my Father's eulogy. A great man with a kind heart .... Gtown star in his own striped way!!
- Still have his eulogy
- Bryan has always been involved with the community from before his high school days, good athlete and very highly thought of in the NHL as one of the great officials both during his active years reffing and later running the officials, but always had time to give back to Georgetown and now in the doing a fine job helping to run our town. A great Georgetowner :)
- He a;ways picks on me. lol
-Great hockey player, I coached Brian, when I was about 18, surprised he went on to be one of the best NHL referees , he could have been a hockey player in the NHL..you were one of the best.
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