My thoughts are with you on your father's passing. I remember our hospital visit with my spouse Rupali. We talked for an hour and had some good laughs, making the most of every moment even if hearing was tough. Those memories stay in our heart. Strength to you.

Bill was a duck hunter, canoeist, outdoorsman and so much more. Always a kind friend and full of fun and stayed that way until the very end.

Uncle Bill, I will miss hearing your stories about exploring the rivers and lakes of Northern Manitoba. You and Donna were always so welcoming and generous. You also did an exceptional job raising Steven and David.

Dr Blight was a very compassionate person. He was my doctor from elementary school until he retired. I am 70 now.

He was in the delivery room for both my children . After having my first child, I'm sure I called him every week.!

He was on holidays when my second child was born, and he still came for the delivery

He was very calming !

My deepest sympathy to his family!

He will be dearly missed!

I repared and cared for his old English Tall Case (Grandfather) clock since 2014. What a joy that clock was to Bill! He was proud of the day he had found it at an auction in a small town in rural Manitoba many decades ago and he examined it most days to see if any minor adjustments were needed. Bill and his clock were good friends and I enjoyed my routine repair visists with them both. On one occasion he took a candid polaroid picture of me struggling with the clock and presented it to me at the end of the repair. He had a huge mischievous grin on his face!

Condolences on the passing of Dr. Blight. He was my doctor in the late 70s. I will always remember when I came into his office. He would always ask me " how are you doing?" My response was "ok" . His response" then what are you doing here?" He was a wonderful doctor.

Dr. Blight was my childhood doctor. He retired when I was about 18 and I was so sad when he did. A beautiful man and a beautiful soul. My dad used to say that Dr. Blight was the best diagnostic doctor there was. He saved my grandfathers life when he called an ambulance to his clinic as he felt my grandpa was having an aneurysm. He was and he was saved because of Dr. Blight. I have thought of him so many times since then, and now in my 50s. Sending my deepest condolences to Dr. Blights "kids" and grandkids. May he rest in peace with Donna.

We got to know Dr. Blight through his sister with whom I worked at Archives Manitoba. He and and Donna were a wonderful couple and he was a delight to speak with. I enjoyed time conversing on a whole variety of topics. Generaously we were invited to his Falcoln Lake cottage a number of times--first to the original and then the new one cottage he built with this sister. His was a life well lived and and devoted to family and community. Thanks Bill for being a good friend.

Sorry for your loss 🌹

Stephen & Donna, My deepest condolences on your loss. May Bill rest peacefully.🙏 and may you find comfort in the beautiful memories. Amen. Thinking of you, Shelley Hirsch

Hi Steven and Donna

We are thinking of you. I didn't get to know your dad well, but the time we spent with him really cemented the thought of what a kind man he was. I hope your many fond memories of him being you comfort.

Floyd, Nicky and Matthew

I got to know Bill and Donna when I moved to Winnipeg, having been friends with Bill's dad, Cliff, In Regina. I will remember Bill's many great stories of his adventures and his fascinating experiences in the medical world!

Donna, Stephen and family,

Thinking of you all during this difficult time. May your wonderful memories make the days feel less heavy.

The Bannatynes