So sad to see such a great guy go so quickly. Known Red for as long as I can remember. Having been a little boy, I met Red when I worked part time after school for my father in the late 60’s. You will be missed dearly.

Our condolences to the family, we have many fond memories over the years – rest in peace dear friend

My dearest Uncle Floyd
Not only were you my favorite uncle, I loved you like a Dad!
You always lived life to the fullest and people loved being in your company. You have touched so many peoples lives and you will be in our hearts forever.
I love you Uncle!!
Please give my Dad a huge hug and kiss from me.
Cheryl
Xoxoxo

Goodbye my friend , I will miss you and your infectious smile…Jim Colleen

Rest in peace, Red. Although I only met you on a couple of occasions, they were both happy, celebratory times – Rafaela’s bridal shower and Phillip and Rafaela’s beautiful wedding. there was stories told, and much laughter. Rest in peace. Condolences all, Gene

First met Red in 1969, he worked hard & he played hard.
I will miss our golf games, our friendly chats & our get togethers in Florida. Our condolences to the family.
You fought a corageous battle my friend….Rest In Peace.

Dear Teresa. Rafaela and Rita,
I am so sorry to hear about your husband/ father Cliff. Such a nice man and it was such a pleasure getting to know him through the office. He will be greatly missed. Please accept our sympathies and know that he is now with his Father in Heaven and no longer in pain. Cherish your memories of him and take solace in each other.
Diana (Dr.B’s office)

Met Red at a Nascar race in Michigan back in 2007 where his son Dave, and my son Sean arranged a Father/Son race weekend. It was something we all cherished and looked forward to every June (reliving our youth). Lots of laughs and Red and I always stayed in touch after meeting, including a couple of rides on the bikes. Will miss you Red and our thoughts are with your family. Ken and Darlene Cowling

Uncle Floyd, I will always remember your great laugh and warm smile..You always had fun and enjoyed life to the fullest..I will miss my favorite one and only “RedMan” R.I.P Love Jeff, Angela, Jack….God Bless.

Red ,may God be with you always,and free your sole on that highway ride to Heaven.You are a great guy!

Thanks for the great Harley rides,business chats and inspring stories of getting out and living life,

We can all give thanks for knowing you Red.

God Bless you Tersa Rafaela and Rita

The Palmieri Family
Palgrave

Red you will be missed and we all loved you very much. It’s guys like you that make the trucking business fun and exciting. You where the nicest guy around and we will all miss you very much. And the man in the sky will look after you now and take care of you. We will all miss you Red…

Our thoughts and prayers are with the entire family at this tragic time. Remember all the good times. These special memories will always be yours.

Our deepest condolence to the family….our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.

My thoughts and prayers are with you in this difficult time.
I so enjoyed hearing about his adventures bike rides and various trips. What a wonderful man.
God Bless
Michelle
(Dr B Nurse)

Our thoughts are with the family during these sad times. I consider myself very fortunate to have known the Red Man for the past forty two years. He will be missed by so many.
Ian and Lorna Upwood

Thoughs are with the family. Can not count how many times you made me smile there is a Harley to ride where you are going

I am so sorry to hear about Red’s passing. Red, Pat and I used to meet every Tuesday for lunch when we went to the car auction. I always enjoyed Red’s company, he was a great guy…..If I had to describe Red in one word it would be GENTLEMAN…he will be greatly missed….you will be in my thoughts and my prayers. Merv Brockwell

My sincere condolences to the family but take comfort in the

knowledge that Red made the truck leasing and rental industry

better.

He was a great competitor, a wonderful colleague and the

consumate gentleman and he will be dearly missed by those of us

who had the privilege of knowing him.

God Bless Him.

Aidan

Red, Blake will never forget your trick shots on the pool table, he talks about you every day .. we will miss you dearly my good friend. Bubba

Our deepest sympathy & condolences goes out to the entire family. I am just so glad we got to play golf with the Red Man this past winter in Florida, I consider myself very fortunate to have known Red as a true friend. I’m going to miss you Red. Warren Coniam

Red, you were my Father in Law, Papa to my children and Papa Papa to my Grandchildren, but most of all you were my friend!

You will be missed.

Wendy

Dave and Kerri – unfortunately we are away and can’t drop by to pay our respects in person. However, from the two of us to both of you, we are are truly sorry for your loss. Marilyn lost her mother a year ago and having lost my dad many years ago and we know how much you will miss him.
Best regards,
Gregg and Marilyn Little

Sure glad we did a “Man Hug” at the Bike Show last month.

OLDSKOOL KOOL,
Red, you will be missed, many great memories and good laughs. We never did get to the 57 PAN and I will not ever forget that night in Port Credit.
The Industry has lost another Legend, a perfect gentleman and dear friend. I was honored to know you, and so glad the Bates Boys had the pleasure of meeting you.
Our thoughts are with the family and the so many people you touched in life.

Bobby Bates, Beau, Billy and Bobby Jr.

Uncle Red,
Thank you for taking us riding your truck, for teaching us how to sort-of-strike the golf ball, for putting up with us at your place and for sharing your amazing life stories with us.
Thank you for coming to our wedding and dancing with us. Thank you for taking us as your nephews and thank you for your inspiring and loving way to share the joy of living.
You are great and we love you.
Bixugos

Karri, Dave and family Please accept our deepest sympathy in the loss of Red. Our thoughts and prayers are with you in the very difficult days ahead. Love Fran & Ivan

Red, you will be missed. You gave it your best fight and enjoyed every moment you could with your friends and family. You deserve a rest now, go and finally be free of the pain and know your friends and family will speak of you often. So many memories. Hugs and many condolences to Teresa and the girls, and to all of Red’s extended family. R.I.P.

Our thoughts are with your family as we send you off on your ride.
We met in the hospital Redman 40 some years ago, you with the nose, me with the kidney, who would have guessed it was the start of all the memories and great times and a friendship like no other.
Wonderful golf, terrific rides, fantastic golf vacations and a world full of light and laughter.
So glad we did the afternoon together before you headed back to Canada.
Enjoy your rest now my friend I will miss you.

Red…..WE had some great times with the twin Green 72 Corvette LT1’s. You were a great competitor. We had some great road trips. You, always a gentleman, humble, unassuming, just a “regular guy” (Which you never were…)

I told you to never give up, you fought a hard, hard battle. Never asking for an inch, just wanting to be able to give your best when it was needed…..
You taught me a “great life lesson” and I’m thankful for what you did…..I will remember you for that, your always effervescent smile and so many memories.

To Theresa, the girls, and the boys, he was a great husband and he was great father. He will be missed by all that knew him.

Bruce & Marilyn

I will miss the phone message “Hi Lloydie – it’s the REDMAN” – I have many memories from Red dating back 1978 but probably the best was on our trip to Tennessee with David’s truck and trailer to drag home my ’34 Ford hot rod. We tried to “out best” each other with (mostly awful) jokes for the better part of four days… and we convinced each other that we hadn’t repeated any of them! I’ll remember that trip and all of our other memories forever.
Red had no acquaintances; everyone he knew was a friend. I’m lucky to have been one of them.

RIP my friend.
Lloyd and Cathy

Our condolences to the family and friends who have a lost a great guy. Red, you were loved by all who knew you. We too were fortunate to know you.We will never forgot our time together at “the hunting camp up north” and Florida. You have fought a courageous battle, rest in peace.
Donna & Chuck

Dave, Kerri and Family – We would like to express our deepest sympathy for the loss of your father “Red”. Having met him several times at Kosh Lk. he was always a fun person to be around with lots of great stories.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Allyson and Gary

I have nothing but good memories…my thoughts go to all the family.

Red, you were an inspiration to all who met you. We enjoyed our time together, both family and male bonding moments. You always gave the best advice and shared the most amazing stories. Enjoyed knowing you during your “long weekend”. We will carry you in our hearts forever.
Love Sean, Linda, Tyler and Courtney Greer

My deepest condolences to Red’s family.
I had one of the greatest pleasures in knowing Red since 1994.
We spent a lot of time together here in Toronto, Costa Rica and Ecuador, the great memories are countless.
You were my best friend for many years Red and I will always remember you. My prayers are with you.
Rafael Moncayo

So Long to a great great sportsman and regular guy who was not just “Regular” but was really “Great”.

I met red at the country club many years ago in caledon! I was going through a difficult time & Red gave me some good advice! I was so surprised when I heard he had passed away. Thank u Red! God bless.

Red, wherever you are now those with you now share what we all have had with you in our lives. Georgie never got to meet you but I filled her in on what kind of man you were. It was great to reconnect with you after over 25 years & pick up right where we left off.

You will be missed, god bless.

Mike

I met Red in 1972, his door was always open.
Rest in Peace Old Buddy.

Sorry to be adding my condolences at such a late date….I met “Red: in1958, a friend of my brother Jack……We golfed together for years, and became lifelong friends…..We worked together at Motorways back in the late fifties….I bought several vehicles from him over the years, including a few trucks that I used while working for Motor Express and Highway freight services…./I miss the great times we had playing pool at his home and at Albion Mall…..and who could ever forget those golf trips to the Bahamas in the eighties….All in all he was a great friend over the years…….One of a kind……Was glad to have had you as a friend….RIP pal….your buddy Ron Mercer….