Bill McINTOSH

Dear Mrs. Mc, Doug, Rod and Lisa.
I have just heard that Mr. Mc passed in june. He was a wonderful friend to my parents and always caring and kind to me.
We enjoyed our visits with you in the desert and send our love to you and the family. Fondly, Marnee (The Marn) Sullivan Lee (and Graeme)

Lisa, I'm so sorry to hear this. I just found out today from an email Elin sent. I would have come to the service had I known. My deepest sympathy to you and hugs, Catherine

Liz and I learned the sad news while in Europe and are sorry we missed the celebration of Bill's life. He was a boss I admired and respected from whom I learned to have the answer to any of his questions close at hand something I was never very good at. We send you Ethel and your family our deepest condolences. Mike Busch

Dear Ethel - sorry to have missed the celebration of life. My thoughts and prayers are with you, the children and grandchildren, at this sad time. Bill will always be remembered for his positivity and his caring: he treated each person as if they were the only one in the room.
Love, Eilish McKendy

I remember Bill for his enthusiasm, intellect, toughness, competitiveness and compassion. He was a great leader and relationship builder. He had gravitas. He cared about the people: staff and customers. He made a big impact on people and the Bank. He was a great man. To Ethel and all of the family, my deepest condolences. Rest In Peace Bill.

Dear Ethel - one of my unofficial bridesmaids!
What a wonderful long life Bill had -and blessed to have had you by his side for most of it. My love and hugs to you and your children and grandchildren. xoxo

Dear Ethel:

Bill was an excellent banker, liked by his fellow workers and his clients. You both took on a tough challenge in California and we all learned that TD had to go big when we re-entered the US market years later.

Heather joins me in sending our sincere sympathies and condolences to you and your family.

Dick Thomson

Dear Ethel and Family
My sincere condolences to each of you. I've never forgotten our time in Winnipeg when Ken was with the TD Bank. Ken had great respect for Bill and always enjoyed his company. Ethel, I remember our 3 boys swimming in your pool and the great fun we had that summer. May the Lord bless you as you grieve the loss of a great man.

Blessings
Linda Littlejohn

I will miss him. To me he always was "The TD Bank" and as the years went by I came to know the man and enjoyed his sunny disposition and sense of humor.

Ethel and Family
Our condolences and deepest sympathy on Bill's passing. He was a tough man in his own right but to his credit you always knew where you stood with him and he was respected. He will be missed my a lot of people who had the privilege of working with him as we did.
Sorry we are unable to come over for the Celebration of his life as we are in the process of moving our daughter that weekend but our thoughts will be with you all.

Leanna and Mike Le Fevre

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.