The Ellis Family, It is great sadness to of your father passing - you will be in our thought s and prayers Sincerely The Walsh Family ( Kevin, Jane, Sharon & Lisa)
To The Ellis Family It is Great Sadness to Hear Of Bob’s Passing – I met Bob 35 years ago, when he and Bud help me built my Log cabin about 2 miles from Gairloch Lake/Saltsprings in Pictou County.. Prayers go to you all – Thinking of you all here in Good Old Pictou County Nova Scotia Dennis Brophy
Bob was one of my old shipmates. My deepest sympathy goes to all his family. I last saw Bob at an Atlantic Chief & PO's meeting here in Halifax, and as always shared some laughs. I know he will really be missed by all who had the privilege of sharing in part of his life.
We were very sorry to hear of your loss, Bob will be missed by all of his friends from the stoney creek legion friday night darts may he rest in peace .
My sincere condolences to my cousins Tracy,Paul ,Susan and Jennifer on the passing of your Dad. Jack always looked forward to seeing Uncle Bob on his visits to the island. May you find some comfort knowing he is no longer in pain and with Aunt Leona at peace. He will be missed. Rest in peace uncle Bob. Your niece / Goddaughter Juliette and fishing buddy Jack.
My condolences to Bob's children, grandchildren and siblings. His kind heart will be missed dearly. From Mary Sararas (daughter of Kathleen Morasiewicz)
Tracy, Paul, Susan, Jenn & Families, Thinking of you all . When we lose a loved one here on earth, we gain an angel in heaven that watches over us. May you all take comfort in knowing that you have another angel to watch over you now. We extend our most sincere condolences to you.
Our deepest sympathies are extended to Paul, Tracy, Susan, Jennifer, and families in the loss of your father. We are all thinking of you during this very difficult time. Frank, Mel, Blake, and Raelene
It was with great sadness that I learned of Bob's passing. Whenever he visited Nova Scotia I would plan a Sonar Luncheon around his dates in Halifax. Our group always enjoyed his stories from the past; he sure had a lot of them. At this month's luncheon we will be sure to raise a glass in his memory and share the many happy memories we have of him. In sympathy, Len Raymond (CPO1 Sonarman Retired)
