Our sincere condolences to you Chris and the entire extended Morgan family. Janice and I always enjoyed our encounters with Bob and Shaker on the trail, he always left us with a great story and a smile. He will be truly missed.

PS thanks for the lovely photos and summer music.

Gone far too soon.  I was one of the lucky young recruits Bumper field trained in the north end.  We continued to work on the same shift for the next 5 years. To say he left an impression on my career would be a huge understatement. My thoughts and condolences to Chris and all of Bumpers family. RIP Bob, till we meet again.

Bumper was my Sgt in the north end. He made a huge impression on me early in my career. He was knowledgeable and yet very personable. His sense of humor immediately put you at ease. I remember he didn’t like Halloween and one year the shift decorated his office while he was on his lunch break. We sure had some good times. I remember how he always referred to Chris as his bride and talked with so much pride of his kids. Rest easy my friend. My condolences to his family

Stan and I will never forget all the HSC Christmas parties..so much fun..Bob and I would twirl around the dance floor..he will truly be missed by so many people.RIP friend

Dear Chris and Family

My deepest condolences, so sorry for your loss.

Dear Chris and Family;

I am sending my condolences on the loss of Bob.  I enjoyed working with you several years ago, and then meeting you again through mutual friends.

Bob , aka "Stokely" and the boys had some great time and bikes back in the good old days .He was a great , smiling influence on us all ! Ride on pal !

It is with great sadness when I heard Bob had passed away. I met Bob 31 years ago as a new neighbour at West Hawk Lake. He will be greatly missed. He was a great friend. My condolences to Chris Marla and Brent.

Sorry to read of Bob’s passing We were childhood friends from Campbell St My brother David had the Tribune paper route while Bob did Free Press I bowled many years with Bob’s Mom Remembering Bob’s smiling face always & the twinkle in his eyes

Condolences to Marla and all of her family. Thinking of you at this difficult time.

We are so lucky to have called Bob our friend.  The warm days in Cabarete playing games, sharing novels and laughing.  We will miss his kind soul.

We first met Bob when we purchased our West Hawk Lake cottage 27 years ago. He was one of the first to welcome us to the neighborhood and we became immediate friends. We loved when we heard him come down the road because we always looked forward to seeing his ever smiling face and and of course his mischievous banter. We will truly miss you Bob.

Our sincerest condolences to Chris and family

Bob bumper  I will miss you my friend.  My fondest memory of bump was when I coerced the police dive team to go to Victoria and train with the navy divers. It was there I convinced everyone to jump out of boat at a high rate of speed, I went right after bump and was laughing  as I hit the water because I bump tumbling through like a rag doll. We were all sorethenext day. 5 bells passed Diver morgan your work is complete.  See you on the bottom

Perfect photograph.....that was the Bob I met on the day we joined the Police Force together. Many, many good times at work, building at the West Hawk family cottage, diving for fun at various lakes and for the Dive Team in the Red River. We headed down to Florida in his new Camaro for a week in the early 70s - great times. Many dinners and social evenings together, and later memorable BBQs, parties with Bob and his new bride. 

"Bumper will be missed'

Posted the photo of the gang skiing. Wonderful memories with Bob and all.

You will be missed but never forgotten. Love to all

Great memories of great friends. Gone but never forgotten.

Bumper was my first “boss” when I started on his shift in August of 1996.   I also worked for him  longer than any other person in my 29 years.  He was without a doubt the best person I ever worked for.  He always cared about his people like family.  He was always there to push you in the right direction and was quick with the jokes to lighten the mood.  Everyone who worked with/for Bumper felt the same about him.   I still  think of Bump often when I deal with those same issues as a Supervisor now.  I try and do as Bumper would do.  He was a huge influence in my career, wanting to treat people like he did.   He was there the day I met my future Wife and he was at our wedding with Chris who he always referred to lovingly as “My Bride” or “My Beautiful Bride”.   He was an amazing person.   My deepest condolences to Chris and family.  We are thinking of you all.   RIP Bump.

I never knew Bob (bumper) as teenagers even though we only lived a few streets apart in River Heights.  I first met Bob shortly after joining the then called WPD.  You couldn’t help but admire and enjoy working with a more fun loving delightful person.  We were partners at one time in St. James which were some of the best days of my career.

Bob was admired by all and everyone that had the honour of knowing or working with him as he was definitely one of the best.

RIP old Friend and sincere condolences to his wife Chris and his kids.  You definitely will be missed BUMPER!!

I knew Bob since I was a kid as I would walk across the lane and go play with his black Labrador dog daily. Later in life I worked at Pan Am Pool and taught aquacises to the police underwater search and rescue team which Bob was in the class where he  continued to horse around, never listen to instructions, disrupted the class ( all in fun) and always threatened to throw me in the pool. What a guy! Great person and lots of fun.

So sad at Bob's passing.  He was one of the finest Officers I worked with over the years.  He always had your back when things got tough.  Condolences to Chris and Family.  A huge loss of a great friend to all of us retirees.

Bob's childhood home was across the lane from mine in River Heights. He was a great guy, always had a smile on his face, and a chuckle you don't forget. Bob, Paul Reid, and I had a a shared interest in motorcycling. On Bob's 21st birthday, his dad sent the three of us off to Rae and Jerry's to celebrate. We were like three ducks out of water there, not knowing what to order, or what fork to use when, but it was fun. I will never forget Bob's falsetto voice from across the lane imitating my sister yelling "Terry, that's too hard " as I would throw a baseball with her in our back yard. I treasure those memories, buddy. RIP.

I'm not going to say much that hasn't been said by so many.  Bumper was just a great guy period.  I only wished Bob had mentioned that he played with the Fort Gary Lions because back in the day, I too played with Riverview against the LIons.  That recollection would have been exciting, just talking about the speedster they had on their team.  That guy ran like he stole something.  In any event Bob was just a trememdous person that most everyone looked up too.  RIP Bumper and it saddens me that such a great person left us so soon.

Chris.

My sincerest sympathy to you and your family.

Cherish memories.

Hugs.