Obituaries

Dear Catherine, my thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time. Cherish the fond memories that he spend with you and his family. I remember you telling me how much he loved spending time with his grandchildren and family. Glad you were able to spend some retirement time with him. Take care.

My sincere sympathy goes out to Catherine and her children

It has been such a positive experience of getting to know our neighbours, Bob and Catherine, and their friendship has been a blessing. Although we knew there was a health concern for Bob, we felt a sense of loss on word of his passing. We think of so many times of sharing concerns with our friends and the wise counsel given. Bob did respond graciously to a transportation need we had on a rainy day and this was appreciated and never forgotten. We do think of Catherine and all the family and pray that they will be comforted, encouraged and blessed by so many good memories of life shared together through the years. We extend our condolences, as well as thoughts and prayers for you at this time. Elmer and Shirley Pavey

Catherine,our deepest sympathy and our thoughts are with you and your family.Bob was a real gentleman. He loved his grand children and was so proud of them. He spoke of them often. He will be missed. Linda and Grant

So sad to learn of Robert's passing. Truly one of the most gentle and nicest persons I've had the privilege to know. I will never forget our impromptu tour of the many interesting sites not listed in tour books of San Francisco (most of which will remain our secret). Rest In Peace my friend.

Dear Catherine Stephen and David Our families first met in the late 70s. We had just moved to the west coast and Bob and I were working for the same bank. We became friends and played many rounds of golf together particularly at Quilchena along with many family get togethers. The only thing Bob loved more than golf was his family. Bob was warm, kind and had a sharp wit. A life well lived. May your fond memories of Bob be of some comfort at this time. Gord and Enrica Huston

One of my earliest and happiest memories of Robert, was when I first met him. I believe it was 1972, on a solo trip up to Vancouver. There was an automatic click, and I enjoyed his easy going and joking nature. One habit we seemed to start happened after dinner, with him asking, "hey Geri, want to go to Dairy Queen? And off we'd go with Catherine. This past Sunday, while in Napa, after dinner, I passed by the new version of Dairy Queen. And I heard him say, " hey Geri, want to go to Dairy Queen?" Robert, you're missed, but great memories live on. Happy Trails my friend, until we meet again!

Good memories of time spent with my Canadian cousin, visited them in 2004 but they also came to the UK and Ireland. Good memories of my Canadian cousin , we spent time in BC in 2004 and they visited us in the UK and we had fun at our family reunion held in Ireland in 2006. Deepest sympathy to Catherine and the family. Miguel, veronica, Matt +Jilly , adam ,Sebastian and george.

Catherine saddened to hear of Robert's passing. Our heartfelt thoughts are with you and your family. I'm sure there are many loving memories to cherish. Lori Smith and Gary Swanson

Steve - my deepest condolences on the loss of your father. I only met him a couple of times but in all those interactions he was a kind and warm man. He loved his family dearly. Please extend our sympathies to your mom and family. Carol Praught and Family