ALBERT MCTAVISH

Condolences & Memories (11 entries)

• Our sincerest condolences to you all. Sending prayers and hugs. May he find solace and peace in Heaven. - Posted by: Dorothy & Frank Normand (Niece ) on: Oct 26, 2018

• I am so sorry for your loss. I know this is a hard time but just keep Albert in your thoughts and slowly it will get better. Albert always had a smile on his face and would always stop and have a short talk when we happened to meet. Hugs and positive thoughts to you . - Posted by: Marilyn Randall (Friend) on: Oct 22, 2018

• Debbie, Jason & kids, Cora, Mary and the McTavish Family. We are shocked and saddened to hear of Albert's passing, he was a good friend and we have many fond memories of times spent together (especially making cabbage rolls!!). We had lots of fun and also many "short" chats. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this difficult time. - Posted by: Steve and Noreen Martin (Friends) on: Oct 22, 2018

• Albert was a long time community member who will be missed. He was a former Mayor of Gillam and member of the Gillam Legion. He always had a story and loved to talk to everyone. His 5 minute breaks were always a little longer. He could spend hours visiting while he shopped at the Gillam Coop. All the best to his family and friends, our condolences and prayers are with you all. - Posted by: Ken Gladden (co worker) on: Oct 21, 2018

• I never officially met Albert, but am a very close friend of his Daughter, Cora. I’ve heard many stories of how much of an amazing man he was, from his sense of humour to his rock solid advice, he really must have been one of a kind. To raise such an exceptional daughter who is kind, courageous, and will always have your back, I know all those words must be true. My thoughts and prayers are with the family. Sending all my strength and love ❤️ - Posted by: Taylor B (Friend of Daughter) on: Oct 20, 2018

• Our deepest condolences Cora, Debbie & Jason, Alexis & Jaden and Mary. Albert & Mary were some of our first Northern friends after moving to Thompson. I remember being off one weekend and trying to decide what to do, a phone call to them, a tank of gas and we were off to Gillam for the night. They were always great hosts and Albert always had stories to tell. He was quite the entertainer. Our hearts go out to you. Love Terry and Wayne - Posted by: Terry & Wayne Robinson (Friends ) on: Oct 20, 2018

• Our deepest heartfelt condolences to Debbie and Cora and families, Albert's many siblings, extended family members, and his friends. Albert was such an upbeat, comedic character, and always left people with a chuckle or a smile on their face, and he will be truly missed by so many. So sorry for your loss. - Posted by: Darlene & John (Friends, Co-workers,) on: Oct 20, 2018

• It's a big loss to know that he is gone. His humour and insight were great. His work ethic and sharp intellect always made coming into work a better experience. We all knew that Albert would always stand up against any unfair ideas, actions and policies in and out of the workplace. He sure loved his family and I sent my deepest condolences to you all. - Posted by: Frank Moreau (Friend and coworker at Limestone) on: Oct 20, 2018

• I will always remember Albert as a soft spoken man with a quiet sense of humor. I believe that family meant everything to Albert and he was a hard working man. Even though I didn't get to see a lot of him over the last several years, I will miss him. R.I.P. Albert. - Posted by: Ann Gislason Stolwyk (cousin) on: Oct 20, 2018

• Sending our deepest condolences to Debbie & Cory and family on there loss of a good friend. Rest In Peace my friend, some day we will meet again. - Posted by: John & Marie Henderson (Friend ) on: Oct 20, 2018

• I would like to send my deepest condolences to the family. My heart weighs heavy from hearing of the loss of your Dad, Papa and Husband. May he R.I.P. Sending Love and Hugs to you all in this sadden time. - Posted by: Lisa McIsaac (Cousin) on: Oct 20, 2018