Robert ‘Bob’, D.C. Galbraith

Dear Joan, Honey and Family, So sorry to hear about the passing of Bob; he will be dearly missed. Hang on to all those fond memories of him as these will help you get through the tough days ahead. Please know you will be in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time in your lives. Bob will always be in Stanley's heart for all the delicious treats he gave Stanley. Stanley says "thanks Bob!" Deepest sympathy to all, Clara, Brian and Stanley xoxo

Dear Joan, and Jeff, Tim, Judy We extend our sincere condolences to all of you, your spouses, and grandchildren. We hope that time will heal and you can remember all the memories you had with your family. We will remember the many conversations while Bob and Joan lived on Tweed Cres. Our deepest sympathy to everyone, Paul and Bunny

I was saddened to see that Bob has passed. My sincerest condolences to all of you.. Bob was my chiropractor who helped me immensely until his retirement. May he rest in eternal peace and always be in your hearts. Rosanna

Joan ,my sincere sympathy to you and the family. I know you will have lots of happy memories to help sustain you in this most difficult of times. I've been remembering some of our days spent at Highland and the enjoyment that we all shared . Where have all the years gone. Thinking of you. Ann

Joan- Our sincere condolences to you and your family. May the happy memories of the years you had together give you comfort at this time. We have fond memories of our time together curling and golfing at Highland and more recently at exercise at Western.. May he rest in peace

Dear Joan and Family; It is with a heavy heart that I write these lines and send you my deepest condolences. Bob was my chiropractor and not only that, he was also my 'boss', as I worked for him for a few years. But most of all he was a dear friend. Yes, I will raise a glass in his honor. May God grant him eternal happiness. "When we are born, we cry and the world rejoices. When we die, we rejoice and the world cries." - Tibetan Saying

Dear Joan, I was saddened to read Bob's obituary this morning. My deepest sympathy to you and your family. Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers Monica

Dear Joan and Family -- just received the sad news of Bob's passing from a former London neighbour - we have so many fond memories of our fun times together with you folks during our time in London - please know that you are in our thoughts at this most difficult time With much love and sympathy Doug and Gladys McDonald

Dear Joan and family, I am sorry for your loss of Bob. Life had been difficult for him towards the end, but I know that you cared for him very well and knowing that, along with the good times of earlier years, may those memories console each of you.

Judy, Kim' and I would like to extend our deepest condolences. I have had a few good conversations with your dad in the driveway and he was a gentleman to whom I admired. I know he will missed. I also would like to pass on our condolences to Don, Mat and Thomas as well as your mom.

To Joan and all your family: We were so sorry to hear about Bob. He was a wonderful chiropractor when Tony's back needed repair. We also enjoyed curling with or against both of you. As novice curlers, we appreciated your kindness. Our sympathy is with you at this sad time.

Hi Joan, Elda and I wish to extend to you and your family our sincere condolences. We met you and Bob when you moved into our building a few years ago. Elda enjoyed her playing cards with you both, and always enjoyed talking to you while you were walking honey. Take care Joan. Apt.202

(Donated to London Regional Cancer Program)

(Donated to London Regional Cancer Program)