Robert William Sharples

My Sympathies to all his family and he will be sadly missed! Amen and Godbless him!

So sorry to read this Doreen. My condolences to you and your family.

My deepest sympathies Doreen to you and your family.

Dear Dorine and family, Please accept our sincere condolences as you face the loss of your husband. What fantastic memories you must have as you think about 49 years of marriage together. Frances and Tom

Je tiens à vous transmettre mes plus sincères condoléances, sachez que mes prières vont vers vous et votre famille.

Please accept my sincere condolences and the expression of my deepest sympathy Lea Ann Whitehead & Bernard Gravel

Extending my deepest sympathy to you, Doreen and your family. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Mes sympathies à la famille j'ai cnnu Bill fils chez I B M j'étais agent de sécurité

My sympathy to the family.

We were in the 27 field reg. together way back fun loving guy may you rest in peace

The day after Christmas in 1959 Bob saw a young boy walking home with a stick looking dejected. He asked the lad what had happened. The boy told him that his hockey stick had broken. Bob figured out that no replacement stick would be coming to that child because he was from a large family that wouldn't be able to afford another hockey stick. He took the boy's hand in his own and led him to a store where he purchased a brand new stick and some tape. He carefully taped the stick and handed it to the child. That was my husband's first encounter with Bob. My husband, Robert McKell, ran into Bob numerous times over the years, but that remains his fondest memory of Bob. That shows the true character of Bob Sharples