Jeremy Robin BELL

Deepest condolences to Jeremy's loved ones.

We were saddened to hear of Jeremy's passing. Our thought and prayers are with your family during this time.

Tim and Cheryl Sheridan

My condolences go out to Jeremy's family and friends. Jeremy and I worked in the same group but I never had the pleasure of working directly with him. He was a fighter and an inspiration in battling this horrible disease. Rest in peace Jeremy. You will be missed by many.

I worked with Jeremy for 3 years and I have great memories of him. He will be missed for sure (who is going to bug me now for no reason). My deepest condolences go out to you and your family.

I am very sad to hear that Jeremy is no longer with us and so sorry for your loss.
I worked for/with Jeremy in Computer Operations, with BNR/Nortel, and later with CSC.
Jeremy was always ready with a laugh, and was a very warm and friendly person; the kind of person one admires and respects as a great human being, and I will remember him for these great qualities.

I was so very saddened at the news of Jeremy's passing. I feel very fortunate to have had the pleasure of working with Jeremy for the past several years. He was a wonderful soul, always full of life and a smile. I will miss seeing him every week. My thoughts are with you during this difficult time.

Our hearts are saddened by your loss. Jeremy was a wonderful person who ‘for some reason cheered for the Montreal Canadiens'. May his spirit watch over you and memories help you through this difficult time.

So sorry and saddened to hear of Jeremy's passing. My deepest sympathies for your loss.
Co-workers at Nortel/CSC's Carling Complex, Jeremy sat just beside me, on the other side of the cubicle wall. I smile to think of how many times Jeremy's head would pop up to ask if I was OK or to tell me it was time to take a break. His jeans and shirt uniform, his ready smile and laugh, his love for coffee, and how he could always easily find what he was looking for in the chaos of papers on his desk, are just a few of the memories that will always be with me.
Rest in peace, my friend.

Kyla and girls, words seem inadequate to express the sadness I feel about the loss of another great man. Take comfort in knowing that Mike will find him up there and as his friend will guide him on the next part of his journey. Take comfort in knowing that an angel watches over you now and he is never truly lost as he lives forever in your heart. May the love of those around you help you through the trying days ahead.

I had the fortune of meeting Jeremy through my brother Gord. Jeremy was the type of person that made you feel like his best friend right from the start. He was one of the most genuine and happy people I have ever met. Gone too soon but had a lasting impression on many.

Dear Bell, extended family and friends,

It is with shock and sadness that I just learned of Jeremy's death. Jeremy and I worked together for many years in the Computer Centre of Bell-Northern Research (Carling & Moodie) back in the mid 1970's.
I offer my sincere sympathies during this sad and difficult time. Gone way too soon!

I went to school with Jeremy and Jamie which included playing football for the CPHS Bears. Brings back alot of fond memories of Jeremy. As each member of Jeremy's family goes through the coming days and weeks, please call on these to build strength.

Kyla,
You have been the glue that kept things together during a very challenging time. You are an amazing woman, mother and wife. Although I have not been part of this difficult journey I know from Jim that Jeremy was blessed with an amazing soul who helped him through each day. I know that you will miss him every day and he will look after you and your family from above. Jeremy will be missed by all. My sincere condolences to you and your family.
Nancy Emery

My thoughts are with you during this very difficult time. Treasure your memories of Jeremy and may they always make you smile.

Joan (BNR/Nortel)