Robert Beattie Simpson passed away peacefully at the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital January 30, 2024. He is survived by his loving wife Helen of 64 years, his children Graham (Iwona), Mark (CJ), Kim (Joel) and his grandchildren Euan (2022), Alister and McLean.
Dads main love in life was soccer and he played into his 80’s. The only thing that stopped him was the covid lock down.
At Roberts request there will be no funeral home visitation, cremation has taken place.
Shared by Terry and Val John
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Bobby & Teresa Brown
Dear Helen and family,
Teresa and I were devastated to hear the sad news. Bobby and I were friends for so long. Over the years we played so many soccer games together. I have so many fun
memories of our friendship and we
will miss him. Love to you all.
Rob Leach
I played soccer against Bobby for a number years. He was a true gentleman and boy could he play. It was a joy to know him.
Terry and Val John
Dear Helen, Graham, Mark, Kim and your families. Our hearts were very heavy in hearing that Bobby had passed. Our sincerest condolonces to you all at this very sad time. Bobby was a dear friend and we will forever hold the memory of his wide and generous smile and warm heart. His love for you all knew no bounds and your love and compassion for him was unwavering. We will often hear him ringing in our ears saying “Go on Son”. Wishing you all comfort in the days ahead.
George McNair
I am saddened to hear of Robert’s passing. Robert helped me buy my first house. I have fond memories of hanging out with Mark and Graham and the McDonald’s crew at the Simpson house.
George McNair
Nelson Amaral
Please accept our family’s deepest and heartfelt condolences on the passing of Robert. We know that it was very unexpected, and we hope that Helen, Graham, Mark, Kim and the Muir boys find solace and strength at this critical time.
Nancy Conway
Losing a loved one is an indescribable pain, saying goodbye to a brother is a hurt that words can’t explain
Love Nancy and Jim x
Susan Kauntz
We just wish to extend our sincere condolences to Helen and her entire family on the very sad and sudden passing of Bob. We remember him as a very active senior and neighbour. Our deepest sympathies.
❤ The Kauntz Family
Diane Schamber Leonard
Mrs. Simpson, Graham, Mark and Kim..Sending my heartfelt condolences on the loss of husband and father. I remember the many fun gatherings of our McDonald’s group at your home in Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Simpson were always kind to this group of young people.
“What we once enjoyed and deeply loved we can never lose, for all that we love deeply becomes part of us
Diane Schamber Leonard
Dorothy Freeman
I am so sorry for your loss Kim and Joel. Cherrish your memories.