We were deeply saddened to hear of Bob's passing. He was a kind and generous soul who brought joy to all who had the privilege of knowing him. His loss is felt profoundly by all who knew him and the community he so lovingly served. Bob had a special gift for making us laugh, and we were always welcomed with warmth into his home that he shared with his loving spouse. We cherished our conversations about skiing and biking, and his enthusiasm for staying active was truly inspiring. May he rest in peace, and may his loved ones find comfort in the outpouring of love that surrounds them.

Bob was such an amazingly generous and giving person to all. Never one to hesitate for a day on the water, or a trip to the mountains, both communities are emptier now due to his not being here. You will be missed my friend.

Ian and I are so heartbroken to hear of Bob’s passing. Our sincere condolences Shaun to you and Bob’s families.

My condolences to Shaun and Bobs siblings, Joyce, Mike, and Wayne. Bob was a great friend and will be missed. His values were exceptional as was his leadership and respect for others. His professional and personal dedication to public service stands as a testament to commitment and character. You are missed Bob.

Bob and I had quite a few whitewater rafting adventures in the early 2000s. Fond memories ...

Bob and I worked together just to raise the average age of EMS. We often shared adventures of hiking, mountain biking and white water rafting. Shawn was fondly in our conversations. Bob was a skilled carpenter building his cabin in BC. Bob. I’m going to miss you and your EMS stories - In a way only brothers in EMS can share.

Always a huge smile and gentle person who was a delight to talk to and work with. Always made a difference in people he met. A true professional and took pride in his work. Bob definitely led by example. You will be remembered.

Doug and Dawne Lewis