Colin Smith

Dear Colin,
Let us live our lives as you would have wanted -- that is, in the best way and truest way for ourselves. You are/were such a blessing

For u old man

Leslie, Dale and Kelly,
We were deeply saddened to learn about Colin's passing. His smile and encouragement as assistant soccer coach will be forever held in our hearts. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Allan, Debbie, Spencer and Hailey Pon

Dear Leslie, Dale and Kelly,
I was deeply saddened to learn of Colin's passing. I hope that you are comforted knowing that you are in the hearts of others as we share a small part of your grief. He was a lovely, gentle man and I treasure our time together with the Beavers.
With sincere sympathy,
Barb Sinn

Leslie
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Smitty left an amazing impression with everyone and made the lives of everyone he touched that much better.
Joan Forge and Rick LeLacheur

I will miss hearing Colin say " Hi Gang" You will be missed but will be forever in our hearts.

We love you Colin,
Melissa, Dave and Marcus

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

To the family and friends of Colin Smith,

Departing this life is truly sorrow
Living again can happen tomorrow
Accepting GOD can ease the pain
Knowing the Bible can keep us sane

Look beyond this hurtful time
See when GOD will really shine
Bringing back all those we love
Giving thanks to GOD above

Pamela Hill, Chicago, IL

Dear Leslie,

We are deeply saddened to hear of your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Ken & Shelley Adams

Dear Leslie, Dale & Kelly,

I will remember clear as day, Colin's grin... at family gatherings, from the soccer pitch... and bumping into him here and there... always with a warm and
"happy to see you" grin. Unforgettable.

Thinking of you with love,
Chrissy, Tino, Larissa & Peter

Dear Leslie, Dale and Kelly,

I have so many wonderful memories of Colin, especially his love of life and friendship to everyone. I remember the ski trips to Montana and the group lunches at University. How Colin spent hours planning my first year Uni. timetable to make it easier for me. And this was way before computers/internet, when you actually had to go class to class and stand in line. That is typical Colin behaviour.

I heard about your wonderful trips in the summer to Europe and the great memories you made. Colin was so proud of his boys and cherished Leslie.

Colin will be greatly missed, my thoughts and prayers are with you all.

To Leslie and Family:

May the comfort of a life without pain and struggle fill your hearts and ease the pain that you feel, as your husband and father is in a better place. "Your loss leaves a heartache No one can heal, Love leaves a memory No one can steal". The love he had for all of you and you for him will never be lost. Take care of each other as he took care of you all.


West Edmonton Mall

Dear Leslie, Dale & Kelly
I am so saddened by your loss. Colin has brought a lot of happiness to many lives. I have many fond memories of Colin and you together.
Always your friend
Maureen
(Finnnigan)

Colin was a great hockey Dad always their for a laugh, pep talk or a ride
Thanks and I will miss you
Jaryd Spence

Although I haven't had the good fortune to see Colin very often since our university days, I will continue to have very fond memories of him and the spirited camaraderie that he was such an important part of. I extend my deepest sympathies to his family at this difficult time.

The Class of 76 has lost one of it's best.

Dear Leslie, Dale, and Kelly,
We were shocked and very much saddened to hear about Colin. It has been too long since we've seen each other and I regret not being there to support you at this very difficult time. Brian and I will see you Saturday at the service. Frannie, Erin, and Daley also asked that I send their condolences.
Love Leigh and Brian

Smitty, it was a privilege and an honor to have known you and will always cherish the humor and associated laughter you brought. Still remember coming back from a ski trip where the old car trunk on opening revealed a few sardines and the related fragrance of the ocean with it! Till this day trying to ascertain who may have done this? Other memory would be of Parkers Ridge near the Columbia Ice Fields to climb a mountain for two hours in July for a twenty second ride down; and the reminder while perhaps crazy what an experience we all had!

Smitty, it looks like you have reached the top of the mountain, enjoy your next ride and all the very best to your family on their climb.

Cheers bud,

TO THE FAMILY OF COLIN SMITH: My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

I was an engineering classmate with Colin at the University of Alberta - Faculty of Engineering.

Gordon M. Babey, M.Sc., P.Eng.

To Leslie and Family:

Surprised and saddened to hear of your loss. Take care of yourselves.

Daughter of Bill and Grace Dakus

Leslie,
Our deepest sympathy to you and your family for the loss of Colin - too young - too soon.
Geoff and Diane Stickle