WILLIAM EDWIN BRUCE

Condolences & Memories (4 entries)

• So sorry for your loss Sharon & family. Billy was a very considerate, passionate & funny person. We met Billy & Sharon at the beaches back in 1999. We became good friends with Billy & had many parties throughout the years until the early mornings. Billy loved his music & loved to dance at socials. One of Billy’s many favourite songs was The French Song, by Lucille Starr. We used to call Billy & Sharon, Ann & Doug, me & Dennis the six pack. Billy you will be missed so much & never forgotten. Rest in peace. Mon Ami - Posted by: Candy & Dennis Frobisher (Good friend ) on: Apr 15, 2024

• I'm sorry to hear of his passing. I worked at Symington Yard CNR with Bill for many years. If you ever went out or to a party with Bill, you were sure to have. Many stories to tell at work the next day. He was unique and will be missed by many. - Posted by: Art Cuddeford (Friend, Co-worker) on: Apr 13, 2024

• I remember Bill from 65+ years ago when he and his family lived on Kingswood Ave. I lived on the adjoining back lane on Inman Ave. As one of the 'back lane boys' we used to congregates in the lane after supper or whenever to share our days stories. Be it be told, I was sweet on his sister Barbara. We also had great times at Grand Marais Beach at Dave Johnsons cabin, when the CNR trains were running.....those are great memories. I worked at the CNR station and I used to converse with Bill via teletype when he started as a railway car checker at Symington Yard. I was planning to search out Bill this summer but looks like that is now just a memory. RIP BILL! .... see you on the other side my friend!!! - Posted by: RICHARD CORNWELL (Friend) on: Apr 13, 2024

• Sharon, so sorry to hear about your loss. It was so nice seeing you both on Canada Day. Stay strong and treasure the memories. - Posted by: Hugh and Carol-Anne (Friends) on: Apr 13, 2024