William TERON

Dear Chris. Many years ago I worked for your family at the Carleton Towers. You were a very young man then. So sorry to hear about your loss. I remember your Dad being such a gentlemen. Often thought about you, Eric and Ian. My thoughts and sympathy are with your family .

Our deepest condolences to the family of Bill Teron. We are original owners of one of the last residential developments Mr. Teron made here in Ottawa, the Newport Cove Condominium Development at Corkstown and Carling in Nepean. He was a tremendous builder and proud of this development as we are. We are very appreciative and thankful for his work and for his many contributions to Ottawa and surrounding areas. He was a true professional.

Sincere sympathy to the family of Mr. Teron.. I met him a long time ago. My father Bruno De Bortoli and his company worked in Kanata and did I believe all of the tile, marble etc. work in those lovely homes and enjoyed the experience and contact with Mr. Teron And his team.
Mr Teton was a real giant and creative visionary. He was quite extraordinary and won't be forgotten. Blessings to the family.
Sylvana De Bortoli and family, Ottawa. Ontario

Mrs. Teron, Chris & Kim,
May I say it was a privilege to have known & worked for Bill over many years, in several ways, starting back in 1984, up to 2003.
I admired the sensibility & discreet nuances that made the initial development of Kanata unique & forward thinking.
I experienced what it was like to reside in Beaverbrook when I lived at 100 Leacock Drive in the mid seventies. The built environment spoke volumes while I attended Algonquin for architectural technology studies. I idolised his work. I am forever grateful to have known him as well as yourselves.
Please accept my humble condolences regarding Bill's passing. May you find peace within you while celebrating his remarkable life.
Sincerely,
Bert Rupert

Condolences, Jean, to you and your family. I hope memories of music you and Bill heard together will sustain you as you grieve your loss.

Chris, Louisa, Briar and Heather, my condolences to you and your family for your loss.

How sad. I worked with Mr. Teron in Toronto in the late sixties (my wife also at CMHC). Such a creative mind, a real inspiration. Met him on occasion at university alumni events over many years. He was always cordial and remained "with it" on any subject. Condolences to Jean and the family.

A tremendous visionary and true leader in civic development. I had the pleasure of working for CMHC when he was president. His sense of where housing was -- and should -- be going was extraordinary. Ottawa has lost a titan.

Our thoughts are with Jean, Chris, Kim, Will and Bruce....Bill was a truly remarkable man. He will be missed and remembered fondly.
Jeff Moffatt and Family

Chris and family, my condolences on your loss. Peace to you all.

My husbands family was one of the first Beaverbrook residents - purchasing a home on Varley drive,30 years later, we returned to Beaverbrook to raise our two sons - in the same model of home! This time on Pellan. Thank you for making our lives so wonderful by living in such an amazing neighborhood.

My friend and foe in Paris was a wonderful man.
I will always miss him
My love to Cris and the family
Philippe Valois

Chris, Louisa , Briar, Heather and family, please accept our condolences. My parents loved Beaverbrook when they joined this community in 1969 and so we were happy to join them when it was time to raise our family. I can think of no better place to live.

My thoughts and prayers go out to the family at this time of your loss. Doug a former employee at Kanata.

Chris, Kim, and family, my deepest condolences on the loss of your father. It's so long ago that I worked at the March Road tower looking after the mail and phones for you and others. It was always nice to see your father. A very kind man.

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.