Gen and family, our sincerest condolences in your loss. Always pleasant and cheerful.

Sam and Niki Gallo

Gen and family, we are so sorry to hear of Sandy’s passing. Len and I saw him at Timmy’s just a few weeks ago and had a nice chat, he was his typical cheery and social self. I enjoyed serving on the Caledon Public Library board with him where he earned the respect of the entire board. Our sincere condolences.

Hi Gen….Sandy is fondly remembered with the Caspell family. It has been some time since we left the Bolton community but we have shared a number of happy times with Sandy and yourself over the years. Do cherish those times.
Thoughtfully, Karen,Bob,Scott & Owen Caspell

Dear Aunt Gen, Alexandria, Justin and family. Please accept our sincerest condolences on your loss of Uncle Sandy. Kyle, Zachary and I will always cherish and be grateful for the time we got to spend reconnecting with you. Much love and prayers are being sent your way.

I had the pleasure of serving on the library board of directors with Sandy for the last 4 years. I am extremely thankful for the many great conversations we shared- and the ways in which he welcomed me to the board as a new director. He was passionate about the town and everything the library stands for. My sincere condolences to the family. He was a great man that will be dearly missed.

RIP Uncle Sandy. I’ll never forget you. You helped me so much when I first moved here and you and Aunt Gen were the only family I had here. Thank you so much for everything. My thoughts are with Gen and the rest of your amazing family.

It was a real pleasure to serve on the Caledon Public Library board with Sandy. He was always eager to talk ‘shop’. We shared stories of our love for Western Canada. I will remember Sandy as a kind and soft-spoken man. Sincere condolences to Sandy’s family.

Lynne van Ryzewyk

My sincere condolences to the Keith family
I’m beside myself
I spoke to.him a mere week and a half to two weeks ago and had no idea he was not well .
A truly selfless man
Someone I could talk to endlessly and enjoy every moment .

Gen, Justin, Alexie and family,

The shock of Sandy’s passing is still with us. We wait for him to walk by the side window and wave as he putters. We look for him to greet us as we pull into the driveway at night. We miss his smile when he watched the kids play hockey in the driveway.
His sudden passing has shocked the whole Neighborhood .
As a community, please know we are here for you in anyway. His memory will live on in our hearts.
Kim, Ryan, Brooklyn and Brody.

Anne , gentle peace

Dear Genevieve,

I am a former next door neighbour of Sandy in Richmond Hill. I was so shocked to hear of his death. I have not seen or spoken to Sandy or his siblings for many years. Please accept my sincere condolences, keep him close to your heart and remember all the wonderful times you and our family shared.

Sincerely Kerrolyne Zabik (nee Kerry Barker – of 154 Centre St. W._

Sandy and I were friends in our youth from grade two onward. We reconnected a number of times in Calgary. So sad to hear of his passing. My condolences to Robbie and Anne

Gen, Justin, Alexie and family

Our sincere condolences to you on the sudden passing of Sandy. I will miss seeing him in Zehrs shopping. He
always seemed to be so energetic ,happy and full of life. It is so very difficult to accept that life can change in a
split moment. You are in our thoughts and prayers. May your memories of happy family times together help you through
this most difficult time.

My condolences to the family. I knew Sandy from our shared volunteer work for the Humber Valley Heritage Trail Association. He was a sincere and kind gentleman.

To the Keith family,
We are so sorry to hear about Mr Keith’s passing. ( he’s always been Mr Keith to my brother and I!!) We have wonderful memories growing up next door to Mr & Ms Keith and Alexie and Justin. Our thoughts are with you all! Mr Keith will truly be missed and in our hearts forever.

Lots of love,

Stephanie, Lori, Daniel & Jenny Sant

Dear Gen…….Our sincere and deepest condolences to you and your family for the sudden loss of Sandy, a husband, a partner, a brother, an uncle, a grandpa and a true friend. His presence was always appreciated and enjoyed and we will miss it. Sandy was a man for all seasons and for all reasons, a person who seemed to enjoy life to its fullest and made this world a better place. We especially remember his love of animals, especially dogs and how they responded to him…..we know that Luke would miss him too. You are truly in our thoughts and prayers and if you need anything, just call us.

Blessings………Mel and Linda

Dear Mrs. Keith, Justin, Alexie and family,

Really saddened to hear of Mr. Keith’s death. He always treated me with a lot of respect and kindness as the kid next door and I really appreciate having gotten to know him and having him in the orbit of my life.

So sorry for your loss.

Sincerely,
Jason

To Gen, Justine, Alexandria,
With love and support to you all from Georgina (Georgie) Evans (daughter of Christina Keith, grand daughter of John Keith) and my family (Rob, Isabel, John & Lily), from Guelph, ON.

Gen and family

I am very sorry to hear about the sudden passing of your husband/father/grandfather. I missed you at fitness class and later found out why.
May he rest in Peace.

Gen and Family,

My sincere condolences to you on the sudden passing of your husband Sandy.
Thinking of you.

Joy Croft

So sorry to hear the sad news of Sandy’s passing–I spent sometime working with sandy at united lumber home hardware-I am sure he will be missed!! My sincere condolence to the family!!

Gen and family,
Our condolences to you and the family! We have been away and just heard the sad news!
There are so many memories from Richmond Hill that Sandy and the fellows shared. We were so fortunate to have seen the two of you recently and our many lunches together.
Our thoughts are with you!
Ralph and Barb

Our sincere sympathies to the family. May you all find comfort in your sweet memories, during this difficult time.

Dr. Yehiel and Maria Meghory

I knew Sandy from childhood. When I started working and he still lived at home he would drive me to work on his way to his job. Have not seen him in many years but was so shocked to hear of his passing. My condolences to the family.

Ruth Tindall (Scrimger) Centre St R Hill

We too offer our condolences to Sandy’s family. Alas we will be in Alberta on the 27th but we’ll be thinking of you all.

Toby & Nancy (McKee) Condliffe

Gen,
Our sincerest condolences to you and family. Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you.

I only had the privilege of meeting Sandy once, and that quite recently at lunch with Robbie, Dorinda, Gen and Sandy. That was a very pleasurable event. I sent condolences from myself and my family, Jack Frost, Mary (Frost) Johnson and myself Barbara (Frost) Buckendale.

Dear Aunt Gen
Saddened to hear of Uncle Sandy’s passing. Our sincerest condolences to you and your family.
Millie and Bob Kinnear and family

So sorry to hear of Sandy’s passing. Years ago, volunteered with him on traffic concerns and naming of new school. He was a great guy to work with, an d a concerned father, lucky kids. May God give you all the grace to heal during this stressful time.
love, John & Mary

Dear Gen and family,
Ken and I offer our sincere sympathy to u during this difficult time. I used to meet Sandy at Zehrs frequently and we would chat briefly, he would always ask about Ken. Our thoughts and prayers r with u .
Carol and Ken McNaught

Dear Gen
We are so sorry to hear about Sandy’s
death. Our sincere condolences to you and your family.
Love Pam and Spencer

“Mr. Keith” as the kids on Hilltop Crt referred to him reminded all of us the importance of connecting with family, the community and mother nature.

It was a pleasure to have known him. Please accept our sincerest condolences.

Tony Hatch & Hatch Family