Ross MCBAIN

A war hero, civic leader, and back in the day, good neighbor. I remember his Jasper Ave. shop. As a youngster, I was lucky enough to fly in his airplane. Sincere condolences to Neil and family.

My memories of Ross span the Shutterbugs with Neil, the cottage at Pigeon Lake, which included Bob and family, just a few doors down and the McBain's Camera my 'go to' store when in Edmonton. My father would tell me of his generous contributions via the Edmonton business community. I was lucky to hear a few of his stories at the lake and knew him to have a gentle heart and love of golf. It is with heavy heart, that I recently learned of his passing. My condolences to each of the family...

With great sympathy we will remember Ross. A incredible person, family man, businessman, and community leader second to none. May the Mcbain family and staff at all camera stores feel comfort at his time from their many friends. God speed.

Very sorry to hear of your loss. An icon of our industry that will be missed greatly.

Leslie and family: I was so sorry to hear of the passing of your Father, Grandfather, Friend. He will be forever remembered for his kindness and for your bright blue roofed house in Windsor Park just down from my Grandparents and then my Parents house on Saskatchewan Drive and 118th Street. It was a sad thing to see so many of the houses on that block be torn down and the huge houses put up. Take care and remember the wonderful memories that were created over the years. Sharing in those...

Our deepest sympathy to Neil, Jeanie, Justine, Cameron and the rest of the McBain family.

To the McBain Family;
Sincere condolences to your family. Keeping all of you in our thoughts and prayers. Cherish your memories. Ross lived a long and full life. He has left a legacy that you can all be proud of. It was a privilege to get to know him over the last several years since Kim came into our lives.

What a wonderful life lived to the fullest by a true Edmontonian, Ross was
a great friend and a generous giver of his time and expertise to Edmonton..he will be missed.

Brenda,
I was in Calgary grandparenting when I heard that your father had passed away. My sincere condolences on your loss. Reading his obit, he did indeed lead a fascinating life. Cherish your memories my friend.

Regards,
Orph'