Ross McSween

I still miss him and I'm sure I always will. My Mom,(Uncle Ross' sister Sheila) and I, think of him and speak fondly of him often.

It's been almost 1 year now ( 2 days short of) and I miss Ross and think of him very often.
His cute and funny mannerisms, his love of the funny things in life, and his easy going acceptance of the things of life

Danell McSween

Dear Kevin and the McSween family,
For as long as I can remember, Mr. McSween was a coach and supporter of Triwood hockey. He would always be ringside, either coaching or in the stands. Everybody liked him for his soft-spoken demeanor, good-nature and warm personality. My heartfelt condolences go out to you and your family at this time.

To Dave and the McSween family,
I was saddened to hear of your fathers passing. I know he was a wonderful influence for the Triwood community and his neighborhood. He has touched so many.

so sorry to hear about Ross, we will miss him and remember his always smiling face, and the time and effort he put in at the community for all of the kids.

the Landry's

Dear Shirley and family,
Deg and I have just returned home from Europe. We are so sorry to hear of Ross's passing. I believe that the service is today, so we can only send our love via e-mail at this time.
We are thinking of you all and remembering the happy times we shared together.
Love
Mary and Deg Klektau

Dear Shirley and Family,
We were very sorry to hear of Ross's passing. He was such a great guy. He was always volunteering down at the rink or coaching a hockey team. We remember him telling us how much he liked to take the kids/ grandkids to the zoo when ever he could. Hopefully your memories of him will help you through these difficult and sad days ahead of you all. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Love Heather and Gerry Stinn

Shirley and Family

We were deeply sorry to hear about the death of Ross. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. Although it's difficult today to see beyond the sorrow, may looking back in memory help comfort you tomorrow.

Garry and Jennifer McTighe

I remember Ross as as someone with a happy outlook on life.

Ross had a terrific sense of humor and a happy outlook on life. He was a valuable community member.

To the McSween Family,

I was terribly saddened to hear of the passing of Ross. I could never properly convey what an impact Ross had on my life. He taught me to believe in myself and he showed me the value of team and community. I cherish those days with "Coach Ross", Glenn and Davie as a child and an adult. My deepeset sympathies to all of you. I'm sure your grief is difficult but I hope you can take comfort in such a great legacy from a great man. Ross will clearly live on in the thoughts of all he influenced. I'm smiling thinking about some of those times right now.

Best Wishes,
Curt Labelle

Sam... thinking about you brother. I remember your Dad for the gracious and easy going man he was. I miss you and you know I wish you and yours the best in the toughest of times. Love David J.....

Dear Shirley,
I am so sorry for your loss. May all of your memories with Ross give you great peace..I truly believe that our memories are God's gift to us. Hope to see you at curling in the fall. Jackie Wise

As a friend to the McSween family, I am deeply saddened for their loss. May God's peace richly bless them as they remember and honour Ross' life.

Dear McSween family,
I had the privilege of meeting & getting to know Ross when my sister Danell met Kevin. He was always grinning and so easy to talk with. He would surprise me at my place of business in Peachland, hopping out of the motorhome with Shirley and grinning from ear to ear, you could tell he was enjoying life. What a blessing those short visits were, I will miss them but will always cherish the infectious joy he spread. Lean on each other during this hard time and remember his smile.

My fondest memories of Uncle Ross are the times spent with him at family gatherings. He always made a point of talking to everyone, and always had a tale or two to tell. He made you feel like you were the most important person to him. Christmas Eve at Mom's just won't be the same without him. He will be sadly missed. My thoughts and prayers go out to all the McSween Family members as they strive to carry on with a most loved part of their family missing. Love Delphine & Ashley

To the McSween Family,

I want to tell you I was saddened to hear about the passing of “Coach”.
I don’t need to tell you all the things that’s he did around the community to give all the kids and adults the opportunity to not only play sports but to help us with our life skills.
What I would like to do is thank Ross again for all the times whether it was driving to Nanton riding in the back of his truck with Davie to play lacrosse or his involvement with the Triwood Flyers Hockey team or answering question about electrical work, he was always there for me.

My thoughts are with you.

Kent

Dear McSween Family,
I was so sorry to hear about Mr. McSween's passing. He was such a great guy. I will always remember him tying my skates for me when I was a little kid at the Triwood rink. He helped so many kids get into sports. What a great legacy.

McSween Family,
Our thoughts are with you as you move through this difficult time. The bonds that your husband/father created will keep you strong.
With deep respect and condolences,
Jeff, Jill, Joshua and Annwen Lewis
Richmond, BC
(Kevin's sister-in-law and brother-in-law; Danell's sister_)

This is for you Dad! In memory, a candle that can never be snuffed out!
We miss you terribly,already, but cherish the gift you were to us all!

I cherish the time I spent with my Uncle Ross, especially over the last few months. I miss him.
Wendy

Dear Shirley and your family,
We are so sorry for all of you,to hear of Ross' passing. Although your lives will be changed from now on,the wonderful memories will carry you through your sorrow. God bless you all and may he keep you in His care

I was saddened today to learn of the passing of Ross. He was my coach many years ago at Triwood. Glenn will remember winning the Provincials in Edmonton in 1975. Ross helped me get a summer job at the gas plant in Okotoks and I was the DJ at Glenn and Anita's wedding. When I first took up coaching minor hockey I called Ross for some advice. I wish I had called more often. When I think of the men who influenced me growing up I always think of my coach Ross.

jennifer mcsween(day)

Our thoughts are with your family during this sad time.