Dr. Robert Arthur Fuller

Dear Tom and Barbara,
Sincere condolences on the loss of your father. A very long time ago, my sister Landon and I were your babysitters in Saint-Lambert, QC, and I remember the calm and dignity he and your mother always projected. The photo gallery seems to tell a slightly different story, especially that devil suit.
It's good to see you all so healthy and prosperous.
Best wishes from the two of us and from my mother,
Sue Stewart

Very sorry to hear about your dad. I think of you and your family often. We are living now in Lockport, NY and travel to Canada frequently. I'd love to hear from you. My condolences to all of you.
Mollie Peek Roland - [email protected]

Maggie and Tom,
On behalf of all of the Singapoor Slingers from the QIB, we wish to express our sincere condolences for your loss.
Bob was a real gentleman and great fun, and we are all better for having known him.
Dave Lee, Don Powell, Dave McGlennon, Bryan Doran, Keith MacInnis, Wayne Robinson, John Chan

Dear Maggie,
We will carry forever the happy memories of the times we spent in Bob's company, and we will miss him. Our condolences to you and to Bob's children.
Florence Ievers and Alex Patterson
Quebec City

My deepest sympathies go out to you. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
I am very thankful to have met Bob. He was a great person to talk with and was always up for a good joke. I am especially thankful for all the help he and Maggie offered while I was in University whether it was with paper corrections or bouncing ideas off in regards to research papers.

Thank you bob for everything you will forever be in my heart.

Dear Maggie and Tom,
Jean and I send our heartfelt condolences to you and the whole Fuller family.
I met Bob 41 years ago at the Quebec Bonspiel and over the years we both had time to meet up and share our thoughts about the world. He was a magnet and we never missed an opportunity to smile and laugh together.
We experienced a big loss this year in our family and one just has to be upbeat and feast on the great memories. It really does help.
No doubt, this January, we will have time to remember Bob and there will be plenty of smiles.

Tom, Barbara, Lynn and Maggie:
We are very sorry to hear of your loss. I have many fond memories of my summer of '67 in Westfield. There I got to know the real Uncle Bob; a kind and caring person and great family man. Our thoughts are with each of you in this time of sorrow. Aunt Marie also sends her condolences.
Love Jim, Nancy, Alexandra, Jonathan and Marie Fuller

Maggie, On behalf of The Manhattans (of QIB) I would like to express our sincere sympathies on the passing of Bob. He was a fixture of the Bonspiel and will be sadly missed. When a dear one falls into a final sleep it is the closest that have the most difficult road to travel before the sadness eases in their hearts. Please take comfort in the memories of all the wonderful times spent with Bob over the years. Please extend our sympathies to all other members of Bob's Family. Sincerely, Ron Hohs, John Jerrett, Ron Bidgood, Don Harriet, Peter Etherington and Marc Desrossier. (On a personal note my mother-in-law , Shirley Fines (nee Goodman) went to high school with Bob in Regina . When I told her of Bob's passing she remembered that he was recognized as an outstanding academic student, or as she said " the smartest person at Central HS" . Ron Hohs, Duntroon , Ont)

Thanks Bob. We had some good laughs. Enjoyed a few beers over the years. You never did coax me to be a Conservative, but you gave it your best shot! The Yellow pants, lol! Thanks Bob, will miss you! Paul

A great man, well loved, with a life lived to the fullest. So sorry for your loss.

Gordon and Linda Nichols

Barb (Jim)
Marg and I would like to express our deepest condolences and we will be thinking of you both throughout this holiday season. We will see you on the ice in January.
Greg and Margaret Hunt

Maggie,Tom and the entire Fuller Family.
I am most sorry for your loss.
I met Bob for the first time at the US Nationals in Colorado Springs CO. in 1973 when he was part of the NJ. team from Plainfield and I was part of the IL. team.
I renewed the acquitance at QIB in 1986 and have seen and/or curled with or against Bob every year since then. He was a grand guy and I along with everyone else will miss him.
About the only way I know to rationalize his death is to believe he is in a better and happier place.
My thoughts are with you all.
Steuart E. Tray, Chicago Curling Club

We have lost a great guy, I'm proud to say I knew him, will always remember the laughs we had. Randi and Len Dubeau, Midland.

Barb, Jim, Kelly, and Bunker, our love and thoughts are with you.

Tom,Barbara,and Lynn.........
Life is eternal and love is immortal
Death is only a horizon, and what is a
horizon but the limit of our sight.
Our sincere condolences
Sally and Jack Kasenberg.

Dear Maggie, Tom, Barbara and Lynn,

I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Uncle Bob was a special guy. I will always remember the twinkle in his eye and his zest for life. And he was so kind and so proud of his family. Thinking of you,
Karen (Fuller) Braun

From all of us here at the SPRINT Adult Day Program, we will miss our friend Bob very much. We were reminiscing how just last week he was dancing in the music program. Everyone loved his smile, his sense of humour and wit as well as that constant twinkle in his eyes. He had a wonderful influence on us all. Our hearts go out to Marguerita and family.

I'll certainly miss this great Saskatchewan man. My deepest condolences to Maggie, family and everyone else that this wonderful man touched, taught, inspired and smiled at. What a glowing presence. Rest in peace Bob.

Dear Maggie, I know it will be difficult to be without your partner and that Robert will be terribly missed by all that knew this brilliant man, but every end brings a new beginning. Your friends and family are there whenever you need them. Lots of love, The Minichiello family

Please accept my deepest sympathy.

Our condolences and sympathy to Maggie and the family. I am very saddened to hear of Bob's passing - it was only last week we were sharing some holiday cheer at the condo party. He will be missed. If you need anything, please let me know. Regina and Paul (Apt 401)

From the J & J attic store in New Jersey, to the hot tub at the cottage and Quebec International spiels so many great memories. Thinking of you all at this time.

I will always remember Bob as a gentleman and as an ambassador of the QIB. I imagine that I am not alone in feeling that I am a better person for having met and curled with Bob and the close group of friends he had gathered.

How fortunate we are that in our hearts we keep forever the memories of those we love... and the time we shared together.
Verna and Paul Delaney (Quebec City)

My Heartfelt sorrow goes out to Tom,Barb,Lynn, Maggie, and family. Bob was one of those people who you meet and never forget, very profound, funny. He loved to share stories of his family and life with pride.

Bob made a difference in every life that he touched in his personal and business life. He has left a legacy of friendship, humour, and common sense that many would aspire to. My condolences to all his family as you celebrate the life of a great man.
Craig Hunter- Curler

Condolences to your whole family on the loss of your partner, father and grandfather. The whole Davis-Burns family wishes you well in this time of loss and hope that your time together will be filled with memories of happy times. Peace be with you.

On behalf of the Executive Commitee and all the curlers of the Quebec International Bonspiel, please accept our most sincere condolences. Our thoughts are with you all. Bob was a wonderful man, a great friend and we will all miss him.

Annie St-Pierre
General Manager
Quebec International Bonspiel

Dear Maggie,
On behalf of Gerry and myself, our condolences on the passing of your partner in life, Bob.

We have known him for many years and the only word that I can think of to describe him is gentleman. Please express our condolences to Tom and the rest of the Fuller family.

We will keep you all in our thoughts and prayers.

Sincerely,
Marlene Kandalaft and Gerry Faircloth