So sorry for your loss. Keith was a pleasure to be around. He always had a smile on his face. I knew Keith from Eagle Ridge Golf course as well as the Tim Hortons in Georgetown. He was there every morning at around 5 am. talking with everyone. He will be missed

Mary Jo Jans

Sorry for your loss, Keith was a friend for many years . He was Master of Ceremony at my Mother and Fathers 50th wedding anniversary in 1985 and he did a wonderful job. He will be missed by all that knew him.
Dave and Connie

I was saddened to hear of Keith’s passing. His spirit, attitude, zest for life was like none other.

He worked part time at Intlvac in Georgetown, where I came to know him. He was well liked by everyone here. We will surely miss him.

I know I speak for everyone here in expressing our condolences to his family.

Staff at Intlvac

Saddened to hear about Keith who l had the pleasure of working with at Meadowglen.My condolences to Gisele and the family. May you rest in peace.

It was a shock to learn of the sudden death of Keith, a good friend and workmate for many years. He could always be relied upon and was always ready to give a helping hand. He will be sorely missed by his partner Gisele Larose

Gisele and the family of Keith….our heart goes out to you …….we will miss Keith very much….Tim Horton`s will never be the same in the morning without Keith……I always looked forward to our daily meetings over coffee………may god bless all of you …..once again our deepest sympathies.

Fondly remembered by Gary & Judy

very shocked and sorry for your loss,Keith was a long time friend of the Moffatt family and always had a positive word to say.At this time our sincere condolences are offered to the McCabe family.

Sorry to hear about Keith’s passing. I met him through Meadowglen Mushroom, worked with him with many projects. Alway’s enjoyed working with him. Had a chuckle with him over curling in his later year’s, and alway’s got a rise out of him over the Toronto Maple Leaf’s. Our condolences to the family.
Keith and Lynda Gillett

Our condolences to the family. We knew Keith from Kinsmen club and were sadden to hear of his passing. He was a pleasure to know.
Rocky and Connie

I had the pleasure of knowing and working with Keith for a couple of years at Eagle Ridge Golf Club. He was such a lovely man. Always had a smile on his face and a kind word. Rest In Peace, your friend,

Paul Jackson

We were saddened to learn of Keith’s passing. Keith had an infectious enthusiasm for life that never ceased to amaze us. He will be missed and remembered by all who knew him.

Our heartfelt condolences go out to his family, particularly Gisele and his son John whom he spoke of often.

Jim and Deanna

Very sorry for your loss. We will miss Keith at Eagle Ridge. It was a pleasure to have known Keith and he will be deeply missed by both members and employees.

Your friends at Eagle Ridge Golf Club.

Keith and Gisele have been my neighbours for the past 10 years. Everyone who past their house, got a friendly “hello”, a friendly chat and wishes for a good day. Keith had a huge heart and would do anything for those he cared for. My whole family and partner will miss his caring and cheerful ways more than we know.

I am so sorry to hear of Keith’s passing.

He was a great man who took me under his arm when I joined the Bolton Kinsmen Club and became a mentor to me in regards to the service club.

I was lucky enough to be club President and was honoured to present Keith with a special award for his long time service dedication.

I will miss him.

Al Ruffolo.

To all the family;
My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Jeanette

Dearest Helen, John, Emma and Douglas:

At this sad time know that the love and support of the McCabe family are with you. We love you all.

My deepest deepest condolences go out to Gisele and Keith’s family. I worked with Keith for many years and he taught me many valuable life lessons. Always one to lend a hand, he never let age be a factor in his zest for life. You will be sadly missed.

My condolences to Keith’s family and friends. He was a terrific man and a pleasure to work with at the golf course. I will miss his ever-present sense of humour and cheerful nature.

Dear friends and family,

I had the pleasure of working with Keith over the past two seasons at Eagle Ridge. You always knew when he was in the room. His presence was uplifting, and he always had subtle ways of passing on his help and wisdom at the club, in guiding myself and others in our jobs and personal lives. His heart will be missed.

My deepest regards and condolences,

Louis Archambault

So sorry to hear about Keith’s passing. I’ve worked at Eagle Ridge for the past 5 seasons. I mostly work weekend mornings, so I saw Keith regularly. He always was bright and cheerful. He looked very well at the staff Christmas party. Very sorry to hear the news.

Hearing of Keith’s passing came as both a shock and sadness to everyone who knew him. Keith always had a smile on his face, and could make you laugh with just about anything he did.

I met Keith at Eagle Ridge three years ago when I started working there, but a guy like Keith is the type of guy that instantly you feel like you’ve known forever. He was a great person.

Keith, you’re in a better place now, we will all miss you.

“Ya ya ya” – Keith McCabe

Your friend, Kevin

We lost Keith, this was a shock,
He is going to be a big lost to many lives in Georgetown. We are all saddened by his passing. Rest in peace, Keith.

Gisele, my heart goes to you. We are going to look after you – all of us. Keith would have wanted that way. You made him a happy man and all his friends knew it.
Our prayers are with both of you. He is going to look over you to make sure you are alright

Fran & Al and all your friends

I was saddened to learn of the passing of Keith. He was the life blood of the Kinsmen Club of Bolton. He never missed a meeting and injected spirit and controversy into almost every one of them. He made a point to greet and speak with each individual present – every time.
On our many inter-club visits, Keith was usually first to meet & greet members of other clubs. He had countless friends in the clubs throughout our district.
Keith enthusiastically gave his support and time to virtually all activities the Bolton club undertook.
If Keith put the same amount of enthusiasm into the rest of his life as he did into KIN, he had a very fulfilling life indeed.

Dennis Moffatt, Past President and proud retired member of the
Kinsmen Club of Bolton

This was a shock for us when we received the phone call that my brother in-law (Keith) has passed away. My wife was telling me that Keith was the one that gave her, her first job at the Meadowglen. We knew him for at least 25 years or so. He was always teasing some of the family members for one reason or another. He would never stop, he was always on the go, he was energetic. The one thing he did was he filled my sister’s (Gisele) heart with love for many years. This love will still go on for years to come. You will be missed but not forgotten.

Gisele brother (Charles) and family

to Gisele and Keiths families
we have been friends of Keith and Gisele for many years and have considered them as good friends—we were shocked to hear of his passing but we know he will be up there watching over Gisele and probably having agood old gossip and a Timmies with all his old friends—you will be terribly missed by many—–love from us—Bud and Judy Hayes

This was definatley shocking news, I worked with Keith at the golf course he was always willing to lend a hand. Every Saturday and Sunday he would have a cart ready for me to head out on the course. Always talked about “the woman of the house”. Great man that will surley be missed by all who knew him. My condolences to the family.

I am shocked and saddened to hear of Keith’s passing.

I had the pleasure to have met Keith last summer in my first season working at Eagle Ridge golf course. He immediately took me under his wing and always made sure I was okay. I remember he would always have a golf cart ready for me in the morning, and would make sure I had everything before I went out to the Halfway, and when I forgot something (which was often) he would come to the rescue immediately. He had a big heart, and I cannot imagine working my first season without him, he taught me so much. Although it was only for a short time, he was a pleasure to work with. I am grateful to have the pleasure of knowing him, he will be missed. Rest in peace Keith.

My deepest condolences go out to Gisele whom he spoke of often.

Paige Boucher

We are deeply saddened by the loss of Keith. In addition to the many memories of this long-time friendly neighbour of the Clarkson family, one of our fondest is of the personal tour of the mushroom plant that Keith arranged back in the 1980’s; his knowledge of the production process was enthusiastically shared.
Keith’s comfortable presence will be missed by all who knew him.
Our prayers are with you.
Ruth and Darrell Schaffer,
Redcliff, AB

Keith McCabe will be dearly missed. He was an all around great man and could be counted on whenever you felt you needed a helping hand or some uplifting word. Eagle Ridge will not be the same with out him.
He will be greatly missed.

Matthew Todd

IT IS A VERY SAD DAY TO HEAR OF KEITH’S PASSING OUR CONDOLENCES GO OUT TO HIS FAMILY AND GISELE MEL & ANNA

For the past few years before I start my shift at the Bennett Center, I would stop and get my Timmy’s, and every morning there would be a smiling face accompanied with a “Good Morning my friend”

Keith was the start to our mornings, as I imagine to most people that got their morning coffee there. You could not walk into that store and not know who Keith was. So much so, that when I walked in there this week, and Keith wasn’t in his “usual greeting chair” I felt that somethig was off.

Mornings just aren’t the same.

My heart felt condolences to Keith’s wife ( who Keith always told us was his best friend) and to the rest of his family.
Keith touched many of us, even if it was with a simple “Good morning my friend”

So sorry to hear the sudden passing of Keith, our thoughts and prayers go out to you Gisele. Keith will always be looking over you as you always look over the one you love. He will be missed by all. Keep your head high Gisele he would not want it any other way.
Love Betty & George Forbes

The neighbourhood will never be the same without Keith keeping a watchful eye on all of us. Kieran will especially miss “Hi bud” greetings from across the street.
Gisele, our deepest sympathy and prayers go out to you and your family .
xo

We were very sad to hear of Keith’s sudden passing. I (Julie) had known Keith a large portion of my life and have many fond memories of him including my nickname of “Lou”. Keith will truly be missed by his many friends and family in Georgetown. Our deepest sympathies and prayers go out to my aunt Gisèle as well as his family during this difficult time.

Love Julie and Andrew

Keith buddy pal I am going to miss you,I still think of the day when we met at the old clubhouse and you asked if there was any openings.
That day was the best day of my career at the course hiring you,in the 10 years we never had a disagreement we worked together got the job done and had a lot of laughs along the way.
I will miss you dearly, to Gisele you have lost a good one when they made Keith they throw away the mould.I will keep in touch Gisele, if you have any needs please call.He is up there now telling them the mushroom business, good bye pal.

To:
Keith and Gisele;
Keith was a nice man and Person to know.
He and Gisele Welcome us to the neighbourhood.
He never believe in stress .
May he Rest in Peace.
Andre’ and Paul
Friend’s Of Georgetown

It is with great comfort to know that Dad had so many friends, in both Bolton and Georgetown, who loved him so dearly. Thanks to all for your many kind words and memories. As you know, he will be missed. All the best, in the New Year, to you and yours.

Keith 27Dec 2011
That day that you left us was a very sad day. You will be missed. Mom won’t have to give you a call anymore because you will be there with all of them and I won’t get a call from you to say a few words and then say that Gisele wanted to talk to me. Do not not worry, Gisele will be find with the support of all her family, friends and neighbors. We will be looking after her and you will be doing the same from where you are.
We miss you. Fernande Denis

Dear Helen and John. Our son Rick relayed the message that Keith has passed on. We are presently in Florida. We are saddened to loose someone we have known for over 35 years. We will always have fond memories of Keith at hockey and BMXing with John. Sincere sympathy, Shirley and Vince

Gisele

I am so sorry to hear Keith passed away. I know from the times I spent with the two of you that their was a tremendous friendship and love between you . It is heatwarming to know that you shared all those wonderful years with Keith and that these memories will help you through the tough times ahead. Keith was a remarkable man who touched many lives in such a positive way. His spirit will live on through the many people his friendship blessed and he will be missed. My deepest sympathy and prayers are sent to you and your family.

Our sincere condolences in the loss of Keith. May the memories you shared give you strength in the days ahead. He was a wonderful person.
Our deepest sympathy
Steve & Candy

I am saddened to hear of Keith’s passing. I have had the pleasure of knowing Keith as a fellow Kinsman for over 40 years. He was a friend who had a sincere interest in everyone he met. We shared many good times, many laughs, and many deep conversations, always for the good of his community.
He will be surely missed.
My condolences to Helen, Family and Friends.
Bob Holmes

So very sorry to hear the passing of Keith McCabe, talked to him many times at Tim Horton and found him to be a very kind person. He will be missed by many,may the good Lord embrace him in his glory for eternity.

I was shocked to hear of Keith’s passing. I worked with Keith at Eagle Ridge . Each day we were on shift together was always fun. Keith loved to joke and poke fun. I will miss him as will everyone else, staff and members. He brought sunshine even when it rained. All the best to his family.
Neil Cotton

Dear Helen John & Children
We were very sorry to hear of Keith’s sudden passing. Sorry we were not able to be with you at this sad time but our thoughts and prayers were. I don’t think the Santa Claus Parade will ever be the same in Bolton without Keith there to get Jolly St. Nick through the town. We did see him yet again this year gettin the parade through town.

Our sympathy
Fred & Pat Kolb

We were all shocked to hear the news. The sudden passing of an old friend. The condolences of my family go out to Keith’s family
friends, and acquaintances for their loss. As you read these messages you realize that Keith made a lot of friends over his 78 years. I am proud to have known him and to have been considered one of his Kinsmen friends for the past 36 years.

We all learned something from Keith McCabe, either a lesson in life, which he taught us, or perhaps a word of wisdom to follow and conduct our lives by. We all perhaps received different lessons, but we all came away being better persons for
having known him.

We’ll miss you buddy, your warm handshake, and friendly smile, but we will always remember you.

LM Gord Kenmir

I had the pleasure of meeting Keith last season at eagle ridge. He always had me smileing with his one of a kind personality. He made me feel right at home from day one. Keith was always doing things for other people like going out of his way and making me a coffee in the mornings. Keith you will be greatly missed by all it was an honour to have knowen you. thinking of all the family memebers threw this difficult time my sincere sympathy.

Shawn Simonelli

Dear Helen and family
I was out of the country and just read about Keith’s passing. My first thought was years ago when I worked at the Village Grill. It was Keith’s routine to come in each day and meet with Mr. Wiggs. The would sit there drink their coffee and usually complain about something. I always loved their passionate stances on plotics and such. Keith was definitely an important part of our town.
Helen ,the both of you were great neighbours when I was growing up.
My thoughts are with all of you.
Love
Susan Paterson (Weeks)

Dear Helen and John

So sorry to hear of your loss. I remember Keith fondly from Bolton baseball.

Dear Helen and John,
I am sorry to hear about your loss. I have fond memories of Keith through the years.

To the McCabe Family,

I was very sorry to hear about the passing of Keith. He was always a good friend of my sister, Glennae, and myself.

My deepest sympathy,
Paul Burnes