To the family of Rodger Alan Bennett:
Very sorry for your loss. It is at a time like this that we can turn to the promises found at Isaiah 33:24 and John 5:25 to find comfort, strength and hope. We long to see their fulfillment soon.
I always enjoyed curling with and against Rodger . He exhibited a competitive edge with humour mixed in. Playing cribbage with him was always interesting.. A fun guy to be around. We miss him.
Ruby: so sorry to read of Roger’s passing. It was always such a pleasure to be in his company and I’m sure he will be sorely missed. My sympathy to you.
Helen Dunstan
Dear Claire: I'm so sorry to read in the Toronto Star today of Rodger's passing. It brought back a flood of memories of growing up in the Mt. Pleasant/Davisville/Balliol area. Also memories of your Mom and Dad.
My sincere condolences to you and your family.
If you wish, I'd love to hear from you at your convenience at i.r.reid@sympatico.ca
Rosamond (Lockie) Reid
Dear Ruby...you were Rodger's Loving Angel on earth and now he is your Loving Angel in Heaven. It was such an honor to get to know you and Rodger and I will cherish our times spent together. Gail
Sincerest condolences from your friends at Port 32 and the Shore Spa Community Club. A donation on behalf of Rodger will be made to Parkinson Canada from the Shore Spa. Nancy Ord, Secretary.
Ruby. So sorry for your loss. I will always remember Rodger singing Every Little Breeze when I came up to the lounge before curling. We just have our memories now. Thinking of you Louise Nickels
Dearest Aunt Ruby.
It's hard to envision a world without people like Uncle Rodger. He was much-loved and renowned for his sense of humour and love of family; I do hope that he is finally at peace.
Thinking of you often. Loving you always.
Tom Brown & Mary-Jane MacKay
