ROB WILLIAMS

Condolences & Memories (14 entries)

• I heard from another old time friend that we lost Robert. We had great times on Beresford as kids and I have never forgotten you. Rest in peace Robert. - Posted by: Bill McCausland (Old time friend) on: May 02, 2019

• Just found out today about Rob's passing. My deepest condolences go out to Rebecca, Brandon, Kelsey and Joanne. Rob lived next door to me for awhile, always had a smile on his face no matter what. Talkative man but had a big heart. God Bless and may you rest in peace my friend. - Posted by: Joanne Paskaruk and family (neighbour in west st. paul) on: Feb 22, 2014

• I was absolutely floored when I heard that Rob died. He was truly a salt of the earth, handshake kind of guy with a great sense of humor and a beautiful heart. It was my privilege to work with him and to have known him. Brenda and children, I am so sorry for your tremendous loss. Audra - Posted by: Audra Bayer (Friend) on: Oct 11, 2013

• So sad to lose you Rob, I couldn't make your funeral today and I am truly sorry for that. The last time I saw you was at the Shell a few months back, I hugged you and was not afraid to show my tears just to let you know that I cared. I will miss talking to you my friend. God Bless. - Posted by: Norm Vezina (Friend / Co- Worker) on: Oct 11, 2013

• Great guy, fun to be around, great fisherman. I will miss hanging with him. I haven't really seen him in a while and now I regret it. He will be missed by lots of people :( . - Posted by: Isaiah & Leona Rawluk (Good friend of the family) on: Oct 11, 2013

• My condolences to Rob's family, Marlene and Dave. So sorry for your loss. My thoughts are with you at this time. - Posted by: Kimberly Peters (nee Anseeuw) ( Old friend of the family) on: Oct 11, 2013

• waayyy too young rubber. we used to have a blast fishing. the one trip we did always comes to mind. we left first thing in the morning and stayed well into supper time. super hot, no hats, caught a crap load of fish (think it was more than 100) then both of us sick for two days with sun/heat stroke. at least we didn't have to fillet them. wow that made us laugh through the years. michelob will miss you - Posted by: mike griffin (lifelong friend) on: Oct 10, 2013

• Robbie - good friend, the best neighbor you could ask for. We will always remember the campfires and laughs that we shared. Although you are gone you will never be forgotten. You will always be missed. - Posted by: james, leila, and family (friend and neighbour) on: Oct 09, 2013

• I haven't seen Rob since we were both very young. Our families used to get together at our place and their place at the beach. My deepest condolences to all of the family. May your precious and dear memories of Rob help guide you through the days ahead. - Posted by: Michelle (nee Anseeuw) & Samuel Kidd (Old family friend) on: Oct 09, 2013

• Brenda, Doug, Tammy and family our deepest sympathies in your loss. We had the pleasure of meeting Rob and Brenda at many occasions at Doug and Tammy's cottage. He seemed a kind and gentle man with a wonderful connection to the beauty of nature whether it be birds or his garden. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all sent from Sydney Australia. - Posted by: Carol & Glenn Chudley (friend) on: Oct 08, 2013

• I worked in the papermill with Rob... he was an awesome guy to work with, his smile even when the machines were haying out was infectious... I thank you Rob for many laughs and fun.. Your Friend Mark - Posted by: Mark Petursson (Friend and Coworker) on: Oct 08, 2013

• Good memories Willie,,, growing up, hanging out in fort rouge,, sunfest at gimli dragstrip, aprilwine in portage la prairie,, hanging with the boys at william tire,, many good memories!!! - Posted by: Mike Chesley (lifetime friend) on: Oct 08, 2013

• We are sorry to hear of your loss and hope that you find comfort in being with friends and family at this sad time. We are thinking of you. - Posted by: Wade & Heather Doberstein (Friends of Marlene) on: Oct 08, 2013

• We have known Rob since he was about ninteen living down the street from us on Beresford he spent more time at our house than his own, playing badminton in the back yard and hanging out with Angella our daughter and our nephew Robert when visiting us. We lost touch when we moved to Vancouver and when we returned found out he was working at the mill married with children. When we met he talked about his garden and wanted us to come and see & meet his wife and children and his beloved garden and I am sad to say that we never did make it to see his garden and now he is gone. Our fondest memories with Rob was spending time at hillside beach and hearing Rob favorite saying (oh yeah eh) you will be missed by all the people that knew you Rob you were fun, thoughtful considerate. Rest in peace, your old friends Maurice, Heather, Angella. - Posted by: Maurice & Heather Berthelette (Long Time Friends) on: Oct 08, 2013