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Karen, I am still feeling your deep loss of your wonderful sole mate. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your children at this time. We will meet soon. Hugs Sylvia
Karen and family, please accept my deepest condolences. I worked with him for many years at Poco Petroleums, Burlington Resources and ConocoPhillips. His positive attitude, boundless enthusiasm and smile will be greatly missed.
Dear Karen,
I would like to offer my sincere condolences on the recent loss of your beloved husband. I wish you well on your future adjustment brought about by this sad event.
Sincerely,
Josette Macdonald
Dear Karen and David …
It was a great pleasure and honour to meet the Shugg family while coaching David as a young teenage soccer player. That was the blessing of volunteer coaching … you’d meet these special families that radiated class, integrity and genuine appreciation. I’m not sure I knew Rob was a fellow geoscientist at the time … but I was captivated by he and Karen’s wonderful commitment to parenting and to their amazing relationship. Here’s to a “real beauty” !!
Dear Karen and Family
So sorry to hear of your loss.
Sincerely, Bev Butler
Dear Karen and family
I was shocked and saddened at Rob’s sudden passing. It was only a few weeks ago since I saw you. Rob, as well you know, was such a strong and upbeat personality – a very special person with a great zest for life. He will be greatly missed. My warmest thoughts and prayers are with you. Ann Bryden-Guimond
It was a great honor to know Rob. He had a bright and shining personality that those around him could not help but be blessed by. Rob will truly be missed by all who knew him.
I was very saddened to hear of Rob’s passing. I worked with Rob while at Burlington and was always so impressed with Rob’s clear and obvious decision to live and celebrate life to the fullest. Intellectually, professionally and personally he was a remarkable man. Whether discussing earth science or the latest advances in MS research his positive attitude, curiosity and that smile where truly inspiring. I wish you strength and peace in this difficult time. We’ve lost a member of our Calgary G&G society and it won’t be the same without him.
Dear Karen,
You looked lovely today. I was drawn to attend Rob’s service because he (and you) have a made a very positive impact on my life. He was always smiling and greeted me warmly. What a delight to have met you both in the late 70’s. Wow. Where does the time go? I wish you well Karen as you work through your grief. Our prayers are with you.
Warm regards, Liam
I was deeply saddened to hear of Rob’s suddendeath. I worked with him at Burlington and Conocophillps for many years. Rob’s professional life was very important to him. He was an extremely capable geophysicist and was always looking for new technical advancements that would enhance/expand our interpretations. We tried to give Rob projects that would be challenging and offer new techniques to look at our geophysical data. Rob never complained about his MS or the challenges it presented him every day. He approached every day with enthusiasm, optimism and never ever let his physical limitations influence his zest for life. I will miss him. He was a good man!
Dear Karen
Very sorry to hear of Rob’s passing. We have lost a good friend and a very fine person.
Dear Karen, Jenn and David
Please accept our deepest condolences.
Every human being is unique and some are just more special than others. Rob was one of the special ones. Someone we all looked up to whether at work or in life. We will all miss him but we will always remember him.
Sincerely,
Beric and Carolyn Evans and family
I was sorry to read of Rob’s passing in our local newspaper. I remember him with fond memories. He was a great friend to my brother and I always admired their continued high school friendship. My thoughts go out to you Mr. Shug, Pam and Glenn. Heartfelt thoughts also to those family members I have not met. Rob was a great person and will be missed, but not forgotten.
Dear Family;
Please accept my condolenceson the passing of Rob. I worked with Rob for four years at Poco and also later discussed with him his views on how to deal with MS. Always with a smile and very professional Rob will be missed.
Don Barkwell
Dear Karen & Family,
Please accept my condolences on the passing of your Husband and Father Rob. Although I never met Rob, you spoke of him so warmly and with such pride, especially in the realm of skiing and the challenges he faced with MS. Cherish the wonderful memories. My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this most difficult time.
Sherry McDougall
To Robert’s Family
I had the wonderful opportunity to meet Rob while I was visiting my cousin June Hamm during the Calgary Stampede. I wll alwasy remember his smile, his kindness and outlook on life. Remember when someone you love becomes a memory; the memory will become a “Treasure”. You are all in my thoughts. Also to Robert’s co-worker’s remember his smile, his laugh, his zest for life. Take pride in knowing and working with such a fine gentleman.
Carline Belanger, (Brockville, Ontario)
Dear Karen, Jenn and David
So sad to hear of Rob’s passing. Know that my thoughts and love are with you.
Judy
Dear Karen,
Don and I are so sorry to learn of Rob’s passing. We remember his love of sailing, his zest for life, his sincerity and his smile.
Our thoughts are with you and your family.
Karen and family, please accept my sincere condolences on the loss of Rob. I worked with him for many years at Poco Petroleums, Burlington Resources and ConocoPhillips. His positive attitude, boundless enthusiasm and smile will be greatly missed.
Rene Edwards
Dear family,
How sad it was to read of Rob’s passing. Sailing with him on Skilfish left many memories. Especially that of Rob crawling forward to pull 200 feet of anchor line back into the fore peak. It had been swept overboard in a very rough sea.
Don West
Hello Karen and family,
I was so saddened to hear of Rob’s passing. Even though I haven’t seen you both in a little while I’ve thought of you all very often. Rob was always so upbeat whenever I saw him. I remember so well the times we got together and the good times we had. He made such a great contribution no matter what he undertook.
Please accept my sincerest sympathy and condolences.
Valerie Nielsen
Dear Karen,
I am so sorry to hear about Rob’s passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Pat D.
Karen, Jenn and David – We were so sorry to hear of Rob’s passing. We have such wonderful memories of our time together during CSPS events. The world has lost a true gentleman – kind, caring and so interested in those around him. May he rest in peace.
Sincerest wishes
Garry and Carol Lamb
Dear Karen and Family,
I was saddened to hear about Rob’s passing. Rob was an inspirational co-worker, I enjoyed working with him and learning from his experience during his days at ConocoPhillips.
Rob will be missed by the geophysical community.
Sincerest regards,
Mark Danyluk
Dear Karen, Jenn and David;
We all shed a tear today after hearing about Robs passing, and we pray for you in dealing with your tremendous loss. Rob was one of a kind and one of the most genuine, happy, sincere and caring people I have ever met! This is a sad time and again our thoughts and prayers are with you!
Sincerest regards,
Bill and Lorraine Mooney and Family
Dear Karen and family,
Abe and I are sad for your loss. I worked with Rob and he was such an inspiration to me and to our team. We will miss him. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
To Karen, Jenn, David, and Family,
It was with much sadness to learn of your great loss.
Rob was a real gentleman, and passionate fellow LL CSPS patroller, who will always remain in our hearts and memories for the many good times we were fortunate to be able share with him over so many years.
Sincerely,
Ruth, Kirstyn, Mark,& Hans König
Dear Karen and family.
It is with great sadness that I read about Rob. My deepest sympathies to you all in this time of sorrow. I hope that you celebrate the passing of Rob’s life as we celebrated his achievements in the skipatrol CSPS, with great appreciation for all of his accomplishments. He will be missed.
Charlie Turner
CSPS Life Member # 39
Toronto.
Dearest Karen
My thoughts and prayers are with you, Jenn and David.
Love you.
Night Til
Spaz
Dear Karen,
I learned of Rob’s untimely passing from Pat, and am truly very saddened by this. I only met Rob a handful of times but even in those few occurrences, he impressed me so much as a true “man among men”.
My sincerest and deepest sympathies to you and all of your family.
Chris
Dear Karen and Family,
We were so sad to learn of Rob’s passing. Although our ski-patrol days are long over, we remember Rob fondly with his contagious smile and encouraging attitude. May your many memories sustain you over the coming days,
With sincere sympathy,
Joan and Michael Bruch and Family
Dear Karen and family. There are barely words to express the sadness we feel at Rob’s sudden passing. Please know that even from a distance, we are thinking of you all in these very difficult days and holding you close in our hearts. Rob was such a wonderful man and a great inspiration to all mankind. Deep peace.
Dear Karen, Jenn and David:
We are most sorry on your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you in this difficult time.
Dennis, Diane, Gavin & Janet Lee
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