Colin William ROBERTSON

Cathy and I extend out deepest sympathies to Beryl and children on the death of Colin. He and I worked together as driving instructors in the late 50's, shared accommodations, and he was best man at my wedding in 1960. A great and reliable
friend. I met him again in the late 80's when he came to Montreal as an official at a track and field meet when we had a few good laughs about those "old" days. May he rest in peace

I was sorry to hear of the passing away of Colin.
My sincere condolences to the Robertson family.

Colin was a gentle,caring man -a true friend to all who had the privilege of knowing him.
Condolences and hugs to Beryl and all the family.
He will be missed by all
Vera and Gary

My very deepest sympathies Beryl and family on the loss of your dear hubby and father. Colin was certainly a very interesting man to speak with and always enjoyed being around him and speaking with him.
God Bless you all at this very difficult time and my thoughts and prayers are with you all. Love, Lorna Plouffe

It is with much sadness I read about Colin's demise.
I worked with Colin at Celanese Canada, and always remember his friendship, devotion and dedication, both as a friend and co-worker.
Please accept my heartfelt condolences on his bereavement.

I fondly remember the late Friday afternoon get-togethers at the France with Colin, Beryl, and the rest of our friends so many years ago. We were just a bunch of boastful kids but Colin always treated us with care, respect and thoughtfulness. My genuine condolences for Beryl, Bill, Theresa, Angie, Colleen and their extended families.

We have greatly missed Colin's cheerful presence at morning tennis. He was a force on court, and always up for a laugh and a good story at coffee afterward. Deepest condolences to Beryl and family.