Dear Anne & Family

So sorry to see that your Uncle Bruce has passed. I always enjoyed chatting with him whenever we saw him uptown.

Treasure your fond memories.

With our deepest sympathies
Dan, Carolyn, Blake, Hannah & Kane Gower

Anne, Dan and family
We are so sorry to hear of Bruce’s passing and send our sincere sympathy at this sad time. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Anne and family,
So sorry to hear of your loss.
It was nice you had one last birthday with him.
Hold on to the memories.

Our sympathy to Anne and family at this time of losing your Uncle Bruce.
He was a good christian person and friendly neighbour.
Doug & Dorothy

Dear Anne, Dan and family:

Our condolences at this sad time. Know others are thinking of you.

Larry and Faye Skinner

Anne, Thinking of you as you gather your memories of Bruce together to share with your family and friends.
Bruce was always so gentle in nature. He loved his church family and his lodge family. Bruce always had time for a chat.

Anne, Dan and Family
Please accept our deepest sympathy. Bruce was a great guy. He was always interested in the people he met. He had an excellent memory and could recall what had been talked about the last time we met. He knew facts and figures and information about things that most of us had forgotten years ago. He was a most faithful member of the Lodge and valued it’s work and the friendships he made. We enjoyed chatting with him when we had the chance. Although his last years took a toll on him, he never failed to have a smile on his face each time we saw him. I know he will be missed by many people and by his family. God Bless.

Anne, Dan and family, we are thinking of you at this sad time. We send our heartfelt condolences on the loss of your Uncle Bruce. Bruce was a friendly man. Cherish your precious memories. Hugs and prayers, George and Sue(Insley) Wilson

Sincere sympathy Anne and family.
Bruce will be missed for his commitment to the Lodge and the Thames Road -Elimville congregation.

Anne, Dan and family – Our sincere sympathy in the loss of Bruce. He was always a good guy.

Anne, Daniel, Alexander and Lily

Please accept our deepest sympathy on the passing of your uncle.
He was always proud to talk about his family and always eager to learn
what was happening in ours. He will be missed.

Susan and Rick Willert and
Lenore Parsons

Anne and family, our sincere sympathies to you on the passing of Bruce. He was a faithful member of our Thames Road-Elimville choir when his health allowed. Thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Anne, Daniel, Alexander and Lily
Our deepest sympathy in the loss of your Uncle Bruce. He will be greatly missed.
Gail and Bill Baker (Parsons)

Dear Anne, Dan and family,
I was so sorry to read of the loss of your Uncle Bruce. I have many fond memories visiting with him when I visited your parents! Always such a happy guy with a big smile! May many happy memories help you all through the days ahead .
With love and prayers, Rosie

To Bruce’s Family….When ever we saw Bruce often at Mays Diner in Hensall…he just loved to talk to all..he was so friendly and my late husband and I enjoyed the conversation ….My condolences…Kay Tripp

Anne, Dan & family
Sorry to hear of Bruce’s passing. Thinking of all of you.

Sending sympathy to your family on the passing of Bruce.

So sorry for your loss we will remember him fondly at Queensway

I remember Bruce as a person who loved to visit others.
Always a smile on his face. He will be missed.

Dear Anne & Family,

We’re Sorry to hear of your Uncle Bruce’s passing.
He was always cordial, smiling & a good neighbour to us down through the years.
May God richly bless & comfort you all.

Bev & David Leyes

Anne, Dan Alexander and Lily
Our sympathy in the loss of your dear Uncle Bruce. He was one of the cousins that I grew up with. Bruce and Fred were the cousins closest to my age and I have wonderful memories of both Bruce and your father. We had lots of fun times and as kids a few fights especially over Grandma Delbridge’s hammock. As we grew older we had great visits. Bruce had an amazing memory and loved to visit. He took a great interest in people and could remember so much about them and past events. We shared a love of reading. I particularly remember his message at Decoration Day services at Exeter’s cemetery. His dedication to his church and lodges was great and he contributed so much. Bob and Helen

Fond childhood memories of Mr. Delbridge. He was my teacher, I think perhaps Grade 6? That was many years ago at A. J. Baker PS in Kintore. Still remember the little car he drove, I think it was a Corvair.