Robert CORRIGALL

Robert never left his Blaine Lake roots..He knew just about everyone there. His mom and dad were our across the alley neighbors since 1948. When his mom died he inherited the property. He looked after it proudly and faithfully cut the grass there every summer and not only there but for all the neighbors around, He gladly did so for a bowl of "borch" and some friendly conversation. My parents Nick & Helen Perverseff were friends of both Stella I& Robert. I knew him and so did my daughter Tanya. They used to run races in the back alley when he was in his 70's. He was like a 2nd grandpa to her. He was very special to many of us in Blaine Lake and we look forward to a "Cinima Paridiso Blaine Lake."

So sorry to hear about Uncle Robert passing. He was always fun to around. Summers were always magical when Aunt Stella, Uncle Robert and Jocelyn arrived in Bristol.

Joss, we had some wonderful times with Uncle Robert .He will be missed by all who knew him.He always made us so welcome and we loved his trips East
Kathy Corrigall Elliott Kelly Kaylah Chase Colton

Jocelyn we are sorry for the loss of your Dad, our Uncle. Did not know he had such and illustrious, long career with IASTE. God Bless him for painting his house when he was 80: those Corrigall boys were mentally /physically tough hombres. God speed and God bless Uncle Robert! The Ohio Corrigalls' [Marybeth, Amy, Jim, Jack, Raygen, Madeline, Kathleen, Zachary, Eric]

What a kind and wonderful person he was. He sure loved a great meal, always had a kind word and was a great storyteller. I will miss him deeply.
I'm thinking of you with thoughts and prayers Joss. hugs

So sorry to hear of Uncle Bob's passing, he and your Mom were so good to us when we lived in Saskatoon, we enjoyed many visits and your Mom's delicious English Muffins! Your Dad was always a gentleman and ready to help us out when we were first far from home. May your memories carry you through your dark days. Our love to you Jocelyn.
Liz &Lanny Doenz

Thinking of you Jocelyn at this time.
Our memories of Uncle Robert and our visits will hold a special place in our hearts
Love Carol Anne and Brent

Very sorry to hear of Bob's passing. We had many good visits with him over the years. He came over to our house for birthday parties and Christmas dinner on occasion.
Rest in Peace!! Bob.
Grant, Rochelle and Janell Ford

I will miss Bob and our talks. He had such a gentle nature. Will be talking to you soon Jocelyn. Take care.

I will miss my Uncle Robert who was like an older brother to me. Jocelyn, may your dad's love and the good memories you shared comfort you.

I had the privilege of meeting Mr. Corrigall way back in 1989 when I first met Joss. He was visiting her in her first Ottawa apartment. I then met him another time when he visited Ottawa for one of his birthdays. He always remembered my name whenever Joss phoned him long distance, which never ceased to amaze me. He was a very cordial fellow with a great sense of humour, and I know he will be sorely missed by all who knew him.

He was a good friend of my dad, Albert Horner. My sisters and I met him when he came to our dad's 90th. We so enjoyed listening to his reminisces about his youth. He had such a sense of humour and could spin a good story! A life well lived. i also remember his mother..we would always stop and talk to her when we were kids.

Wishing you peace Robert at the end of your long
Journey

Jim and Marybeth Corrigall, and family send our deepest condolences to Jocelyn Corrigall, on the passing of your good father. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. With sincere regards, nephew Jim Corrigall and family.

Bob and I were neighbours and good friends. I would look after his house when he went out of town. He loved rhubarb pie and I would sneak into his house when he wasn't home ( on his birthday) and leave a freshly baked,still warm pie on his counter. He couldn't figure out how I got into his house to do this,until he remembered that I had a key to his house for the times he was out of town and I looked after his house!He would always laugh about that. I think it blessed him. He blessed me with his friendship and I will dearly miss him,but will always carry him in my heart!

Bob was a very good friend of my father, Gordie's and used to get together with a group of guys for mid week coffee and Saturday morning breakfast. On many occasions when I could get back to Saskatoon, I would join the "boys" for breakfast and I loved seeing Bob. He always would jump up and pull the chair out for me like I was a celebrity. He was a true gentleman and our family will miss him dearly.

Uncle Robert was remarkable for his devotion to family and friends, and his attachment to his boyhood home and community. Jocelyn, he shall be remembered.
Bruce and Norma Kabaroff

I met Robert in the spring of 1983 at the IATSE District 12 (Western Canada) Off-Year Convention and then again for years at IA Conventions. A true union member whose concerns were always for others. He was an excellent teacher in the ways of trade unionism and it was an honor to call him Brother and friend. To Jocelyn, relatives and the IA family my sincere sympathy. Rest in peace Robert.
C. E. Porter
Secretary Emeritus IATSE Local 63
District 12 Secretary-Treasurer 1988-1996

A gentleman behind the scenes of Saskatoon entertainment, a friend to all. He will not be forgotten.

We met Bob at Bonanza Restaurant when he was in his 70's & became instant friends. He was so fun loving & happy go lucky, a joy to be around!! He amazed us when he climbed a ladder & painted his house when he was in his 80's. And he loved his food & could pack it away like a teenager!! We'll always miss our friend *Bonanza Bob*!! Sorry for your loss Joss. We're here for you with love!! Take Care

We are sorry to lose a friend