Our sympathy to all the family! We will remember his hearty laugh and stories told!

Our deepest condolences to all the family.May your many precious memories provide comfort during this difficult time .We remember Bob fondly .He was always so happy ,laughing,smiling and sharing so many stories.

I had the privilege of occasionally working with Bob when he was with Olympic Building. He was one of the most beautiful people I have ever met, with a heart and soul of gold.

My deepest condolences to the family he loved so much.

Our deepest condolences to all the family. We bowled with Bob and Sandra many years ago. They were so much fun. Bob gave me his 700 pin as he said I would never get one. Sorry to hear of your Mom's passing as well. She used to babysit our daughter Tanya. Thinking of you at this sad time...Barbara Rideout

Bob was a very positive influence in my life.We loved/hated doing battle at hearts but boy did we have a lot of belly laughs. Because of Bob I got to see the extreme natural beauty of the north. I am pretty sure one of Bob,s biggest regrets was not driving my brother and I out to the middle of nowhere when we were in the back of a paddy wagon at Fort Severen around midnight on a cold blizzard night while he was safe and warm in the front seat(long story). We shared a bunch of experiences together and I join all who feel the sadness of Bob being gone. I also join in celebrating that Bob was here with us. Say hello to Roscoe and feel free to sit on his oxygen line if he gets out of hand.With love....Bruce and Odette North

I am so sorry for your loss. I was also saddened to hear that your mom had passed away. I was neighbours with your parents when they lived on centennial in Co-Op Housing. I remember fondly all the fun we had. Especially your mom and I. You guys were very young and I had a young son Donald. My heart breaks for your families.

i played many games of hearts with Bob. I often thought that we could sell tickets to those games. Nobody would believe that you could get so angry at a person and scream at them for giving you the "queen" when they should have given it to someone else.

Then at the end of the night, a sudden calm came over everyone and it was "same time next week"?

I know his hearts friends will miss those games but they won't forget the memories.

Our sincere condolences to the Family and Friends on your loss, we had the honour and privilege of meeting Bob at family get togethers in Brandon, his laughter and stories will be in our memories

I'm very sorry to hear of Bob's passing. I first worked with Bob as a supplier to him at McDiarmid Lumber and then I then worked with him at Olympic from 1991 until his retirement. He always talked with great joy and pride about his children and grandchildren.

May your memories help you thru this difficult time.

I learnt alot from Bob and I would not have a career at Olympic building center if it wasn't for him giving me a chance and teaching me the ropes. I treasure the many stories and road trips to the communities with him

My condolences to the family I know he treasured

Andre

Remembering our trips to Shooting Star Casino, listening to Bob's stories, Bob and Henry's belly laughs and the endless poolside snack table. I know your sorrow having lost both parents within months also. You girls took good care of them. So sorry for your loss and take care.