Ross will forever leave a deep impression in my soul. Wise, kind, funny, and generous, he was intuitive and attuned to the needs of others. I was especially touched when he agreed to make a house call to visit my husband, who was nearing the end of his life. Together, they drafted a much-needed Will. My husband, who did not easily warm up to strangers, said, "What a nice man."
Ross, your bright light will shine forever in our hearts.
Ross and I met in the WeirFoulds days. He was, and remained, engaging, intelligent and entertaining.
Although I think everyone may be angry sometime, I never saw Ross more than annoyed, usually expressed in a quip.
I recall, and will remember, our conversations over the years, poker and backgammon.
Ross's passing is a loss to all who knew him.
Ross was a brilliant soul of towering wit, knowledge, insight and intelligence. Combined with uncommon humility, deep compassion and an utter refusal to take himself too seriously, he was a true friend who will be deeply missed. He made me laugher harder than anyone else. I feel grateful and privileged to have known him.
A marvellous obituary for a great guy. Had so much fun in Ross’s company. He will be missed.
I have been getting to know Ross over the past five years or so, and from Nova Scotia have been connecting with him on a weekly basis. We challenged each other to be the best versions of ourselves. His wisdom, insight and guidance have helped me stay the road to equanimity, and some of the best solicited advice I have received came from him. I will miss Ross. I will hold him in my thoughts, prayers and meditations as I too travel these last leagues onwards to the Light.