Dear Becky and family,

I remember Bob behind the counter at the pharmacy and later when I worked for Caledon Hydro. He will be greatly missed by all who had the honour of knowing him.

Dear Becky
It waqs truly and honour to know a man who has given so much to this community. He will be deeply missed.
The care you gave to Bob over the final months of his life were trully beyond compare.
With deepest sympathy
Stuart & Elizabeth

As a local dentist I had many professional contacts with Bob. He was always a very pleasant man to deal with. Bob will be missed by many.

Dear Smith Family,

I am very sorry to hear of the passing of Mr. Smith.

I remember him well as I was a child growing up in downtown Bolton in the 50s and bought my school supplies there.

With Deepest Sympathy,
Nora Burnett

Bob has always been one of my heroes. He might as well be called Mr. Bolton as he has been such a big part of this town. Always a smile and a twinkle in his eyes and always a pleasure to talk to even as his health was failing. We have lost a true friend.

Dear Becky and Family
My sincerest sympathy to you and your family.
Susan

Dearest Aunty Becky
I am so sorry we have not kept more in touch over the years, and it saddens me deeply to hear the news of uncle bob
I will be thinking about you and sending all my love and positive thoughts your way

Love Angel (Eve Devine's grandaughter)

Hello “Aunty” Becky, I’m sorry to hear about Bob, my love goes out to you and your family.

Dear Becky,

I’m sorry to hear of Bob passing. I first met Bob in the 60’s when our family used to come up to the farm in Palgrave. He was always so friendly and made us feel welcome. He touched many people’s lives in his volunteer role and was well respected in our community. I extended my heartfelt condolences to you and your family.
Your friend Connie

Dear Becky,

We were saddened to hear of Bob’s passing. He was truly a wonderful man and a Bolton icon. He will be missed by all who had the privilege of knowing him.

Craig, Sharron & Mavis

A very sad day for all of Caledon,especially for Bolton Bob will be missed.Our sincere sympathy.

To All The Smith Family,
I was so sorry to hear of Bob’s passing. I remember very well dealing with he and Bill at the drugstore for many years, and Bob coming into the post office. Bob will be missed by all in the town of
Bolton. My thoughts and sympathy is with you at this time.
Connie Vanstone.

Hi Auntie Becky,

Thank you so very much for being so wonderful, loving and caring to Uncle Bob, and making his wish to be at home a reality in his last months. I will always remember Uncle Bob as a man of utmost integrity and compassion, with a quick wit and a caring nature too. We will all miss him so much; our deepest condolences go out to you at this very difficult time.

Love now and always,
Alex, Anna, Willem and Tanya

Aunt Beck

We are deeply saddened to hear of Bob’s passing. He was a good man, who lived a good life, a pillar in the community. He will be truly missed and fondly remembered.

Our thoughts are with you
Love
Drusie, David, Ruth & Glenn

Dear Becky

I always loved to see you two at the store, such a pleasure, both so kind and thoughtful, he will be greatly missed at the pharmacy.
May God filled your heart with his comfort and peace at this time.

Maureen Kowal

Please accept our condolences on the passing of Mr. Smith. As children living in Bolton in the late 50’s into the 60’s we spent many hours shopping in the store. Mr. Smith would often open up the Pharmacy for my parents after hours when one of us required medicine after visiting Doctor Steins. Mr. Smith was a kind and gentle man.

Rest in Peace

Michael, Patricia & Theresa O’Leary

Dear Becky & Family,
We were so sorry to hear of your loss. We first got to know Bob through the church where he welcomed us into the community. Bob will be remembered in the hearts of all who have known him. John and I have never met anyone who has touched so many people with his kindness, generosity and caring way. He was always giving and seemed to have endless energy. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Karen & John

Dear Becky
My thoughts are with you.
I’ll always appreciate the support you and Bob gave me during my tenure at Hospice.
My sincerest condolences. Bolton has lost a truly wonderful citizen.

Carolyn Harding

Dear Becky and Family,

Thinking of you at this time. Bob has always been a family favourite for the Ogden’s. His kindness and friendship over the years has surpassed any other person we have known. He will be sadly missed by so many people.

Dear Becky.We are truly sorry to hear about Bob.Our association with Bob professionally & in Rotary was always a pleasure. Marlene&Gil Morandi

Dear Becky,

My deepest sympathy. Bob will be dearly missed. He was such a caring person and has given so much to the Bolton community.

The staff at the pharmacy and myself wishes you God’s comfort and strength.

Take care,

Tommy

As the “Leggett & Smith” store was such an iconic corner store in Bolton, so to was seeing Bob Smith around town, but also every single time you went into the “corner store”. As I reflect on my trips into the store, the shelves were packed, the treats were front and centre, and Bob was usually behind the Pharmacy counter or the front counter, with his voice as big as he was, and speaking to everyone. Becky and family – may you rejoice in the lives that he touched in family, Church, Rotary and at the “Corner Store”. Cherish the memories – I am.

Dear Becky:
My memories of Bob are of a kind and thoughtful gentleman. It was a pleasure to have known him through the Bolton Rotary Club. My deepest condolences.
Maureen Bruce

Dear Becky:
Thinking of you and the family today with our deepest sympathy. Bob will be missed by us and the whole Bolton community.
Hal and Pat Gregory

Growing up in Bolton in Leggett and Smith was were you and your prescriptions filled, where you bought your Christmas gifts, found your favorite makeup and could test and buy new fuses for your TV. It didn’t matter what time of the day Bob was always there assisting you with with his congenial manner.
I remember after my Dad died Bob suggested that I encourage Mum to join the card days at the seniors center. It was a wonderful suggestion and thanks to the McCauleys she was able to proceed with the next phase of her life.
I cannot imagine how many lives he touched.
He will be missed and never forgotten.
Susan (Weeks) Paterson

Dear Becky
You are in our thoughts and prayers at this sad time of Bob’s passing. He was grealy appreciaated in the community and the church. Sorry we cannot be there for the service but we are on vacation.

Becky: My first memories of Bob include Count Legget , both behind the counter at the pharmacy about 55 years ago. He contributed in many ways to his community and its residents over the years.

Dear Becky:
Bob will be greatly missed. He was such a kind and considerate man. Always encouraging people to participate in Bolton charitable/social activities. He worked at being inclusive, making others feel welcome Many thanks for all his volunteering to help others. He was very kind to Rico .

Bob is always a big portion of ‘Bolton memories’. Our children were always allowed to go to ‘Leggets’ when they were young and we ALWAYS went to Bob for help and direction.A kind and caring man with a wonderful smile that was genuine.Another large part of ‘old Bolton’ is now gone but, we all will treasure his memory.God Bless.
Marg and families

Dear Mom,

We are so sad today, but we give God thanks for having had Bob in our lives.

His remarkable strength and courage, his mantra of service and his way of helping others, sometimes at great personal sacrifice is worthy of commendation and emulation.

Please be comforted by the happy memories you both shared and know that we are always there with you and for you.

With much love,

Len & Debi

Dear Becky; Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.
We have fond memories of Bob from when we first came to Bolton over 40 years ago. He was a helpful, knowledgeable and compassionate druggist, a thoughtful and diplomatic committee member, and a hard working contributor to everything he took on. He was also a very good friend to many. Bolton will not seem the same without him. I just hope the management in heaven has been practicing their golf game: The real competition is arriving.

With deep sympathy,

Mark and Joan

To Becky and family, Bob was a wonderful man with qualities not too many people have, he was kind and generous and I met him through my volunteering In Bolton, he will be missed by many.

So sorry to hear about Bob’s passing. He was always willing to lend a helping hand. Living in and around Bolton with our family, he helped us out many times with assistance and advice. He will be sadly missed.
Carl and Linda

Dear Becky,
I am thinking of you these days, Becky. Robert meant so much to Dad and Mom, William R. and Elva.
Memories are precious and we can always remember Robert with Love and Happiness.

My Sympathy to you….

Love, Audrey

Bob Smith became my friend 40+ years ago when the Bittle family came to Bolton.
I met Bob because I suffered with Athletes Feet. Bob recommended a large jar of Whitefield Ointment and I am still using the same jar today. We became good friends and Bolton and my jar remain Thankfull for his continuing help as my trusted Pharmacist and Friend.
We worked together over the years for the growth and success of the Caledon Senior Centre. The name Robert Smith will always be synonymous with the success of the Centre. I will miss Bob and his lovely Lady Rebecca,, (Becky) as all who knew him will.
Rest easy Bob and Becky God Bless!

Lloyd

Dear Becky & Family,
Bob was a wonderful mentor and support when he served on the Board of Directors with Caledon Meals on Wheels. In Bob’s role as President of the Board, he encouraged and guided the agency and greatly contributed to the reputation of the organization. Even after his tenure with the organization was over, he still took an interest in how everything was going and it was always a pleasure to meet Bob and get that hug and special smile. He touched the hearts of so many people with many wonderful, lasting memories. I will personally treasurer my memories of Bob and extend my deepest sympathies.
My thoughts are with you at this time. Carol

RIP grandpa u will be truly missed, love u grandma

Dear Becky
We were sorry to hear of Bob’s passing. Just letting you know you
are in our thoughts and prayers.
With deepest sympathy
Lesley Anne and Bernie
Little Britain

Becky: offering sympathy on your loss, and giving thanks to the Lord for Bob and his dedication to the community. My personal memory is his warm welcome when I joined the Caledon Seniors Centre. I don’t know how he could know each one of us (a huge membership!), and still make every person feel that s/he was special. Sincere condolences to you and all the family.
Bea Parkes

Bob Smith was one of the finest men we have ever met. He was an admirable Rotarian and a supportive friend. Bob was always the gentleman, kind and honourable, and ever fun and joyful.
He will be missed by countless friends, neighbours, colleagues, and Rotarians.
Our regards to Becky and all the family,
RIP
Reg

Dear Becky,
I was invited to join Rotary in the early 80’s where I met Bob and shortly after, met you also.
During our trip to Ontario in June, our priority was to visit with you and Bob, luckily we were able to do it twice
Bob was recognized as a great Rotarian by his fellow peers in the Bolton and Palgrave Rotary families; he could not have achieved what hie did without your unselfish support.
Jan & I have fond memories of our cruises together; along with Bob’s “harem”. Becky, we know you’ll miss and so will we. Please accept our sincere sympathy at this time.
Love – Don & Jan MacPherson

Mrs. Smith & Family,
I too will remember Mr. Smith behind the pharmacy with great fondness. He was a kind man with a smile for one and all. Our deepest condolences to you and your family.
Candy Camplin Derbyshire & Steve Derbyshire

Dear Becky,
What a remarkable man Bob Smith was. It was an absolute pleasure getting to know him. He is an inspiration to many and defines the word ‘service’. His hard work, dedication, trust and fellowship will always be remembered. With deepest sympathy, thoughts and prayers…
Scott & Rebecca Hurren

Having had the pleasure of knowing Bob for the past 36+ years, we are saddened to hear of his passing.

Bob was a true gentleman who always conducted himself with the highest honour and integrity.

We will remember Bob with warmest regard always.

Bob was an absolute pleasure to work with and will be missed. Becky, our thoughts are with you and all the Family.

Dean Colling
Colling Group

Being the daughter of Mr. Smith’s partner, Bill Maven, I feel very, very fortunate to have worked for Bob in Leggett and Smith Pharmacy for 7 summers while in school. He was a wonderful boss, taught me how to work hard and treat people with kindness and compassion but always made those long shifts enjoyable. Just as L & S was a Bolton icon, so too, was Mr. Smith. My dad was very lucky to have such an incredible partner. Bolton will miss a great community man.

My condolences to Becky and family. We will all miss him.

Dear Becky

My thoughts and prayers are with you. Bob was a wonderful caring man. I have fond memories reading comic books in Leggett and Smith during the 50’s. I loved our chats in McDonalds at Wal-Mart. He will be sadly missed

Pat Hutchison

Our sincere sympathy to you and your family, Becky. He touched many lives. Ann & Wayne Wood

Becky & Family,
My thoughts and prayers are with you and the family at this time. Bob was a wonderful man and he will be missed by many.

My condolences to all.

Ruth McMullan-Campbell

Dear Becky and family, Bob had such a wonderful smile which was so contagious. His quiet enthusiasm for each and every endeavour was remarkable. I am honoured to have worked along with Bob on behalf of Bolton United Church and the Rotary Club of Bolton. We should all look to Bob as our Role Model. He was truly an amazing individual. Rest well Dear Friend for a job well done. Carolyne Wedgbury.

Dear Becky,

Fiorella (Fi) and I offer our most heartfelt condolences. Bob was one of the first “locals” we met when we moved to Bolton in the 1970s with a two-year old and newly born child. It didn’t take long to see that his presence and touch extended far beyond the corner pharmacy. Bob was and will continue to be remembered as one of our favorite people and friend. Our prayers are with you.

It is with a happy heart I remember Mr. Smith. As a young child in Bolton in the 1960 and 1970 generations I remember only the kindest of life’s lessons from this incredible legacyl

I was very sorry to hear about Bob’s passing. Bob was always very helpful with my parents and a great supporter of the Bolton community.

With deepest sympathy,
Paul Byrnes

I have pleasant memories of Bob in his activities at the seniors centre in Bolton and offer my deepest sympathies to his family on his passing.

Bob will be sorely missed at the Senior’s Centre, as well as in the community. I remember him as pharmacist at Leggett and Smith, always helpful and friendly.

Dear Becky and Family,
Caledon Meals on Wheels would like to send our condolences and prayers during this sad time. We will be forever grateful for Bob’s many years of support and commitment to CMOW and the community.

Hi Becky, you may not remember my name but I have played cards with you at the Seniors Center. I just learned of Bob`s passing yesterday. Bob was such an amazing humanitarian and I liked him from the first time I met him. He will surely be missed.

May you and your family be comforted by the loving thoughts and prayers of those who care.

Diane

Dear Becky,

I am so sorry to hear of Bob’s pasing.
May God be with you at this difficult time.
We always enjoyed Bob’s and your company when you visited the dealership.
May he rest in peace.
God bless!

Kay

I had the privilege of working at Leggett and Smith Pharmacy as a teenager in high school. Bob was a great person to work for — but even more, he was a wonderful human being. He was kind, compassionate and caring. Because of Bob’s example, I learned the importance of having a strong work ethic, treating people as you would like to be treated and giving back to your community whenever possible. I also learned that any golfer worth his salt balks at a rainy day. I thank God to have been blessed by his influence in my life. He was truly, one of a kind.