Robert (Rob) Smith

I worked with Bob at Hydro when he was in Kirkland Lake. He was a thorough professional, dedicated to the job and all the sacrifices that entails. He was forever kind, interested in people and always strived to make the workplace better for all. He was a pleasure to be around. Sorry for your loss.

Please accept our sympathies. Not only knew your Dad from hockey but also worked with your grandfather Les Smith, the accountant at Macassa Mine when I started work there in 1982 sinking the No.3 shaft.

Know your dad is finally at peace hugs to each and everyone . Soar with the angels rob meet Deb waiting for you at the pearly gates . You can rest your weary body and now be a peace . You were a super grandfather as we watch you with the kids with pride, know you’ll never be forgotten its we’ll see you later . Xo Rob you were our family too!

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Praying you all find comfort in each other The neighborhood will never be the same, rest easy Bob

Sorry for you loss.

I am saddened by the passing of Mr. Smith. He was a terrific man and was a pleasure to know through work and sports. I always enjoyed chatting with him every chance I got. He and your mom can now manage and coach together once again. They make a great team. Condolences from the Witty family.

We are saddened to hear of the passing of your father and friend. There have been a lot of fond memories over the years that were shared with him. Through all the sadness, just think he is finally at peace. RIP my friend.

Sending you our deepest sympathies at this difficult time. He will live on in your memories and forever be in your hearts.

Our deepest sympathies to you and your families at this difficult time. Bill and Stephen Raven Beach Park Lot #20

So sorry to hear of Rob's passing

Thinking of you !

Ur dad was a great guy I helped him coach hockey and he was a great coach. RIp Bob

I am so sorry to hear about the passing of your dear father/grandfather/father-in-law. Sending you my sincere condolences. May he rest in peace!

So sorry for your loss. I remember Rob from earlier years, May he R I P. Pat & Lorraine

On behalf of the Hillgren family, I send our sincerest condolences in the loss of Rob. He was always smiling, kind, and a pleasure to know. RIP, Rob, and know that you will be missed.

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I first met Rob in Sudbury. I think it was 1969 when he came to Sudbury area as a Learner. Needing a place to stay, he decided to move in with Stan Walicki and me, where we taught him the skills necessary to survive away from home. Mixing tang crystals to make a breakfast beverage was lesson one. His survival skills developed along with whatever we could teach him about the line trade. On Friday nights, we would straighten out the highways between Sudbury and Kirkland Lake in our efforts to be with the loves of our lives, Debby for Rob, Sharon for me. Rob was a gentle soul, a kind person always willing to help when needed. He will be missed by many, including me.

Bob and I grew up in Chaput Hughes going to Kirkland West public school and playing lots of hockey on that rink. We did not cross paths again until I began working for Ont. Hydro in later years! My sincere condolances to the Smith family

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We are sorry for the loss of your father, grandfather, brother and our friend, Rob. Friendships that started in that old KL arena of both kids and parents bring back memories of excitement and joy, and standing together when sharing a loss. We too share the grief. Ellen, Gerry Watson

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