=====Bramwell Tillsley=====
General **Bramwell Harold Tillsley** emigrated from the United Kingdom to Canada in 1928 with his parents. He married his wife in 1953. He held a Bachelor of Arts degree in philosophy from the University of Western Ontario.

^General Bramwell Tillsley||
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^Rank|General|
^Session|Sword Bearers|
^Birth Date|August 18, 1931|
^Death Date|November 2, 2019|
^Relations|[[Maude Pitcher Tillsley|Commissioner Maude Tillsley (wife)]]|
^ |[[Tillsley|Tillsley Family]]|

====Appointments====
^Appointment^Rank^From^Until^
|Cadet - [[College for Officers Training - Canada and Bermuda Territory]]|Cadet|1955|1956|
|Corps Officer - Windsor, Nova Scotia, Canada| |1956| |
|Corps Officer - Oakville, Ontario, Canada| | | |
|[[College for Officers Training - Canada and Bermuda Territory]]| | | |
|Divisional Youth Officer - Saskatchewan| | | |
|Corps Officer - North Toronto, Ontario, Canada| |1966| |
|Training Officer - [[College for Officers Training - Canada and Bermuda Territory]]| |1969|(1970)|
|Principal - [[College for Officers Training - Canada and Bermuda Territory]]| |(1970)|August 1974|
|Principal - [[College for Officers Training - Eastern Territory]]| |August 1974|June 1977|
|Provincial Commander - Newfoundland, Canada|Lt. Colonel|1977| |
|Divisional Commander - [[Metro Toronto Division]]| | | |
|Principal - [[International Training College]]| |August 1981|1985|
|Chief Secretary - [[Southern Territory]]| |1985|1989|
|Territorial Commander - [[Australia Southern Territory]]| |1989|1991|
|Chief of the Staff - [[International Headquarters]]|Commissioner|1991|1993|
|General - [[International Headquarters]]|General|July 9, 1993|May 18, 1994|

====Obituary====
General Bramwell H. Tillsley was promoted to glory on November 2, 2019, from his home at The Salvation Army Meighen Retirement Residence in Toronto, Canada. In 1993, he was elected 14th General and international leader of The Salvation Army (1993-1994). Together with his wife, Mrs. General Maude Tillsley, World President of Women's Organizations, Bramwell travelled the world, nurturing Salvationists in their faith and highlighting the work of The Salvation Army. Bramwell was born in Kitchener, Ontario, on August 18, 1931, to Salvationists Harold and Doris Tillsley, who had emigrated from England to Canada just a few years before. He accepted Christ at a young age and became actively involved at Kitchener Citadel, including as a junior soldier, corps cadet, bandsman and cornet soloist. General Tillsley was predeceased by his wife, Mrs. General Maude Tillsley, who was promoted to glory in 2014. Loving prayers are extended to the General's sister, [[Audrey Tillsley Wilder|Lt. Colonel Audrey Wilder]] ([[John Wilder|Lt. Colonel John]]) of Oshawa, Ontario and to his children and their families: [[Barbara Tillsley Robinson|The Reverend Dr. Barbara Robinson]] ([[Malcom Robinson|Major Malcolm]]) of Brockville, Ontario; [[Mark Tillsley|Commissioner Mark Tillsley]] ([[Sharon Tillsley|Commissioner Sharon]]) of London, UK; and John Tillsley (Margaret) of Queensville, ON. Friends will be received at Northridge Community Church, 15338 Leslie Street, Aurora, on Friday, November 8th from 7-9 p.m. and on Saturday, November 9th from 12-1:30 p.m. A Service of Remembrance and Thanksgiving will be held at Northridge Community Church on Saturday, November 9th at 2 p.m. In lieu of flowers, the family welcomes donations to the following charities or institutions close to General Tillsley's heart: 1. [[Caribbean Territory|The Salvation Army Caribbean Territory]] 2. BethanyKids - for rehabilitation services at The Salvation Army Joytown School for Children with Disabilities in Kenya; or 3. The Salvation Army Booth University College, Winnipeg.

====External====
  * [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bramwell_Tillsley|Wikipedia]]
  * [[https://www.legacy.com/ca/obituaries/thestar/name/bramwell-tillsley-obituary?id=41220849|Obituary]]
  * [[https://www.salvationarmy.org.uk/about-us/international-heritage-centre/virtual-heritage-centre/people/generals|Generals]]
  * [[https://salvationist.ca/archives-and-museum/people/general-of-the-salvation-army/general-bramwell-tillsley/|General Bramwell Tillsley, Canada and Bermuda Territory]]