Dearest Alyson, I was so sorry to hear of the passing your beloved father. I know how close you were. I feel for your sadness and sense and loss at this most difficult time. I send you strength to cope with the coming days. You were truly blessed. Gentle hugs to you.
Bruce was the true definition of a gentlemen. He spoke in a soft tone and had so much to say. Wise, kind and loyalty. My family will miss him.
To the entire Keilty family it is with great sadness that I read and learn about the passing of your father and grandfather. From my perspective, I have a fond remembrance of a true gentleman and a pure business professional. His legacy will continue into the future with all those who he influenced, in particular his family. Bruce will be missed by many people. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you during your time of sadness.
Dale Ricker
Robert. Very sorry to hear that Bruce passed away. My condolences to you and your family.
I spoke to Bruce a couple of weeks ago to see how he was doing. We talked about our mutual friend Douglas Anderson as we are on the Board of Directors of the Harold and Grace Baker Centre.
We talked about my Marshalling at the RBC Canadian Open at St George’s next year.
Our enjoyed my lunches at the RMI with your Dad and he always took time to show me the messes.
I will miss his smile and wit.
John
Bruce kindly taught me a great deal about insurance when I worked at the Gardiner Museum and afterwards. His calm, thoughtful explanations were so helpful in determining priorities and making choices. I greatly valued his patience. He was a senior insurance professional and the museum was a small client but he always gave us his undivided attention. Thank you, Bruce.