Bruce was taken from us much too soon at the young age of 66. He laughed that he had become an official senior citizen, but then he could share that laughter with all his childhood friends from Montreal including Steve (who he still called every night), Harvey, Paul. Vince and Gary.

Bruce's easy going, friendly, always open personality garnered friendships wherever he was, be it in Toronto with golf buddies, Dave, Al, Mike, Dave, Ron and so many other. And of course his work colleagues from across the country, especially Dwayne and Marc.

He was a loving brother to Ross, Kevin and Sandra, and enjoyed time with his many nieces and nephews.
At his best, Bruce was a loving, caring, and fun person to be around. He would attend all of his son James’ games when he was growing up, and was very close with his daughter Catherine. He loved his wife Maureen, and although divorced, they always enjoyed each other’s company and spent time together talking about James and his future with Christina and his new grandson Dallas.

He was especially proud to be asked to be James' best man at James and Christina's recent wedding and to hold Dallas during the ceremony.

Although he had his struggles, his love for his family and friends never wavered. He'll really be missed but will always bring a smile to someone's face when chatting about hockey, golf and Seinfeld.

Due to the restrictions caused by Covid, a Celebration of Bruce's Life will be held at a later date.

Any donations may be forwarded to CHEO in Bruce's name in his daughter Catherine's memory.