Sorry to hear of the passing of Bruce Our deepest condolences

So sorry to hear this. Bruce was the Reverend at our wedding at St. James. He always had a smile a hello and his werthers candy. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.

Keira, Meaghan and family,
I am so sorry for your loss, thinking of you girls and sending love your way.
Jamie & Lexi

There’s nothing to say to ease the loss of a father. We are here for you and send our deepest sympathy to you and your family. Though I didn’t know your father, I know you and that means he must have been an amazing man I’m so sad for your loss. Sending love today, tomorrow and everyday going forward, He is now your angel from above each sunset brings a new dawn. Keep your head held high and always remember the memories you shared. Love always from Coach Jerimie and myself ❤️❤️ xoxo

My condolences to the family 🤗
I can’t remember when he 1st began to be the Minister in Lucan but I was 13 when we were confirmed by Bruce . He was a dear friend to my family as pastor at St. James, Clandeboye Church, he attended countless family events , my grandmothers birthday parties, baptized both my children, and probably the nieces and nephews Plus the weddings! He told blonde jokes to everyone at my sisters wedding reception !
And yes, the werthers candies!
To teach my children that it’s ok to accept this man’s candy!

I have had the privilege and pleasure to work with him these last few years.
He was such a character! Always a sweet man.
Oh Bruce 🤗
Rest in peace with your sweetheart

Larry, David and families:

Please accept my condolences on the passing of Bruce. I remember that he almost always and a smile on his face and a joke on his lips (beaver business!) The Werthers were epic and I will always remember him as a favourite neighbour and friend. He’ll be able to meet up with his beloved Pat once again.

Some people leave footprints on your heart…Bruce was one of those. R.I.P.

Holly

Larry and Dave
So sorry for your loss
Bruce would always have a candy to hand me every time he seen me or anyone
Always keep the good times close to your hearts

I remember Bruce fondly from growing up in Hespeler. The Pocock family was very close to our family, Betty was my bridesmaid and Bruce’s father married Don and I in 1952. Our sincere condolences to all the family. God bless.

Your Dad , my Uncle will be deeply missed ,but fondly remembered for his candor , humour and commanding presence .
If you wanted someone to be honest with you , ask Uncle Bruce ♥️ I soo appreciated all that he was !
Our condolences to Lawerence and David and their families .
Rest in peace Uncle Bruce … fly above with the Angels .

Dear Pocock boys – what memories you must have! Both Bruce and Pat were so very kind to me. I will never forget their little acts of kindness throughout our acquaintances – always asking if they could help in any way. I’m sure your kids will be richer for having known them if even for a short time. God bless!

I wish you and your family peace and comfort as you grieve the loss of your father. It was a great pleasure meeting Bruce, I will sure miss his jokes and small crack ups. Please to know that your in my thoughts and prays. Sleep In Peace Bruce.

Lawrence and David
Our condolences in the passing of Bruce he always had a smile and toffee candy to hand you..
William and Helen Delorme

Well – this was a man who filled the world with love and laughter. I spent many hours with the Pocock family, babysitting , jamming with our guitars, and youth group. Bruce was always happy to share his thoughts about music, religion, love and that I would find the perfect man. I did and he married us. He certainly will always be remembered as a special part of Holy Trinity. Sorry for the loss of your dad, Lawrence and David. Keep you memories close to your heart. Love Penny

Our heartfelt sympathies to the families as you mourn for Bruce. He will be greatly missed in our Church Camp family and by our family in particular. Bruce was unfailingly kind to us and always had time for a word or two. He had a quick smile and an easy laugh for everyone. He was a great neighbour and we can hardly imagine the Cottage without him.

My sympathy and condolences to the whole family. Bruce was the first person I met in Lucan along with his sons Lawrence and David when I moved here with my family in August, 1986. Our family received a very warm welcome!
He always had a Werther’s candy and a joke ready when we met at The Post Office or at a Lucan Ministerial meeting. God bless you Lawrence, David and families as you grieve, mourn and celebrate Bruce’s life and love.

Sorry to hear this, He and Pat were great neighbours, he will be missed by many. Rest In Peace

Ron and Glenda Lindenfield

Hoping you can find peace at this trying time. You lived down the street from us and your father was a most amazing man. The kindness and counsel he gave to all was as sweet as the weuthers he had in his bottomless pocket. He is missed by friends in Lucan.

My sincere heartfelt condolences to Dave and Amanda and the whole Pocock family. Bruce was a wonderful man who always had a funny story to tell a kind word to give… and a pocket full of Weurthers candies.
I’m honored to have had a friendship with Bruce over the years. He will be missed.

Sorry to hear of the passing of Bruce .
He married my wife and I and recall many church services with Bruce !
A great guy , please accept our condolences.
Julie and Ferlin

Pat and Bruce were wonderful neighbours – always willing to help. Bruce officiated at our baptisms, weddings, and funerals for our family. He always brought a smile even to the retirees atTim Horton’s for coffee”

Our sincere condolences Dave, Lawrence and families on the passing of your father. Bruce always had a kind smile, a friendly antidote or timely humour to share. Thinking of you all and sending prayers.

David, Lawrence and families sorry to hear of the passing of your father. I remember Bruce was always handing out candies when we would meet. Good memories of him and Pat. Joan Greenlee – Gardner McDonald and family

Larry, David and family,
Please accept sincere condolences from our family to yours on the death of your father Rev. Bruce.
Bruce and Pat were wonderful friends of Mom and Dad’s at Big Bay Point for over 50 years. The Attwell kids all have fond memories of the Pocock family which included your grandparents originally, then your parents, aunts and uncles. The last time Bruce was at the “Pokey Nook” I remember him handing out werthers to everyone. So many memories of a nice man and many wonderful summers.
Blessings,
David, Mary, Ruth and Mike Attwell
Ottawa

Lawrence, David and families
My thoughts and prayers are with you at this very difficult time.

So sorry to hear of Bruce’s passing. Our condolences to the families. Bruce and Pat were wonderful neighbours. Thinking of you all!

To Lawrence, David and all Bruce’s Family
Sending my sincere sympathy to you all in the loss of your Father, brother, and Grandfather, and our wonderful minister for many years. He married both my children and baptized all 7 of my grandchildren. We have wonderful memories of you Dad and Mom. I am sure he was a fun Grandpa to your children. I said to someone, Bruce was such a wonderful speaker, who l bet could stand and speak to us as long as we would stay, and never have a note. May God bless you all in the sad days ahead 🙏🏻

I send my condolences to the family of Bruce. Bruce was a sweet,funny, and charming man. It was a pleasure taking care of him. Thank you Bruce for all the fun we had. It was a privilege knowing you.

Bruce was one of our interim ministers at St. Anne’s Byron in 2006 and he was such a wonderful testament to the priesthood. He easily engaged with our community members and when required, was not afraid to speak plainly while encouraging us in our transition period. I will always remember fondly his time in our community along with his wonderful smile and wit. He will be missed. My condolences to his family.

David, Lawrence and families,

We are very sorry to hear of the passing of your father and grandfather. We remember Bruce was always handing out candies when we would meet at Timmie’s.

Keep your memories close to help you through the difficult days now and in the future. May Bruce RIP.

Sorry to hear of your loss. Thankfully Bruce is now at peace with his God and many friends and Pat gone before him. Your family is in my thoughts and prayers
God Bless
Marion Binns

Lawrence, David & Families;
Thinking of you all as you mourn the loss of your dear Father and Grandfather. We are sending our sincere condolences, as we remember your Dad and Mom fondly, from their time with us at Holy Trinity.
Mark, Ann, Laura & Brent

So very sorry to hear of the passing of your father. Reverend Bruce will be fondly remembered. Please accept our condolences.

I have fond memories of our early years together while we attended Beck Collegiate. We spent many hours together at Cadets and in the Reserve after we left school.
Both Pat and Bruce were great friends and I will remember them fondly. Sadly I did not hear of his passing until after the funeral. My condolences to the family.

So sorry to hear of this sad news. He was a treasure. He was a great neighbour and minister. He married us and his services were always entertaining. His stories always made me laugh. Take care. Abby Bates Hannah

I remember Bruce from Sir Adam Beck Collegiate…….always a kindly greeting . To make a decision to become a Priest takes a ton of soul searching, desire, and decision-making. I can only imagine how successful he was as a Clergyman………rest in Peace Father Bruce.

To David, Lawrence and families: I am so sorry to hear of your Dad’s passing. I have so many good memories of being at your parents’ house in Lucan, church at Holy Trinity and visits to the church camp. Your Dad walked and talked the faith. I never met two more giving and kind people than your parents. Dr. Janice V. Roseman