Condolence: Colin was a great friend and was a mentor for me for many years at Future Shop. We still kept in touch after all these years. He was a very talented man with a big heart. Sorry for your loss.

Condolence: Dear Sharon, Kim, Matthew and Families,
Our heartfelt condolences go out to you at a time of sorrow with such tragic news of your son, & brother.
Words are inadequate, but do know we are lifting you up in prayer, and through our many thoughts may you find peace.
Colin was a member of our church as a young boy and well into his early adult life, and we admired his outgoing and cheerful personality, he was always the one who made us laugh with his quick wit and charm.
We know that he has reunited with his Dad and family members, and most likely telling his stories of all the adventures that he had here on earth.
May you find comfort in all the cherished memories that you have, and may they sustain you in the days and years to come.
May God richly Bless you and keep you in his care.
His Church Family
@ St. Alban's Anglican Church Delhi Ontario
Per Margaret Saunders

Condolence: I just heard. I dont want to believe it is true, , but here it is, in black and white. My heart breaks for you all. Colin was just a beautiful soul. I remember him so foundly as a young buck trying to annoy his sister, running around the house with his bro, poking at Kimberly till she would get to the point of yelling out his name. That usually would make him stop. He was kind, caring, funny, loving and thoughtful person who was taken far to young. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. God bless Colin and all those who knew him, loved him, worked with him, or whose lives he could have or did indeed touch. Thinking of you all. My deepest sympathy.

Condolence: We are so saddened to hear of Colin's death. Our sympathy and prayers to the whole family.

Condolence: Deepest sympathy from the
Kreller family

Condolence: So sorry to hear of Colin’s sudden passing. We fondly remember the old days, in the mid 1990’s, when we all shared a house on Miles Road. Colin was a lovely person, always had a smile on his face, an easy-going disposition and never without a can of Coke in his hand. What a terrible loss for your family.