Our sympathies to the Smith family.

Sorry to hear of the passing of a good friend of ours. He will be sadly missed by all that knew him. Good mechanic, good all round person. RIP.

Your father meant a lot to me and my late husband… My deepest condolences at this tough time..

What an awesome man. Met him when he came to visit Victoria in the fall. Went and looked at a 1952 Mercury that I was thinking of making an offer on. Lots of knowledge and would give the shirt off his back for you. I will miss getting to know him better. He mentioned he may come out to Victoria with his truck this summer and go to car shows with Deanna and I. I was looking forward to it and I will miss the experience. Take care “Big Guy”

I am so shocked and saddened by your loss. So grateful Uncle Reg and Nicky came to Victoria to visit with us. We had so much fun and could talk for hours! I got to know him better and was looking forward to a visit from him again this summer as he was considering driving his “rat rod” to the island and coming to a car show with us. What a wonderful loving and caring man. He stands out in a crowd and is an inspiration to truly live in the moment. My condolences to all of you. He loved his family and Nicky very much. He would want me to get that 5 speed in my ’67 firebird and do a little burnout this summer in his honour. Angel hugs, Deanna

My sincere condolences to all of the Smith family. Me and Reggie went to grade school and high school together in North Bay when we were teenagers. Reggie was a real go getter, he was very smart and not afraid to tackle any project no matter how complicated. He amazed me how he could dismantle and reassemble engines, motorcycles, cars, model air planes and just about any thing in between. We will all miss him and his mischevious sense of humor. And oh yes I hear their all racing around up in heaven in Morris Minor car bodies mounted on 39 Ford chassis. He fits in real good up there.

My name is Alain Beaupre and I’ve know the Smith family for a long time now. I just got news of Req passing. It’s total shock to me. I first met Reg in late 70′ when I was in high school. Use to hang around his little shop he had in the back of the house with Terry Ritcher, Norm Sacher, Rick White and a few more that I forgot their names. I use to help him in quite a few of his projects. Some that comes to mind was a lime green dune-buggy, Beige/Brown VW. Help him out the time he was into racing with Rupp snow machine. After I left V-town, we kept in touch. Either he came to my place in Sudbury or I would drop by his place for a visit and talk cars when I was in town to visit my parents. I have many more memories, but do have the space for all it. Like one that comes to mind is when he crashed into my Dad’s garage with a motorcycle. Right thru the front doors. Anyhow. To the Smith family: Rhonda, Holly, Tammy and their families, please accept my sincere condolences. Reg was a very good friend of mine and I will be missing him. Thank you

So sorry for your loss, Reg was a very nice man.

My sincere condolences to all of the Smith family. Me and Reggie went to grade school and high school together in North Bay when we were teenagers. Reggie was a real go getter, he was very smart and not afraid to tackle any project no matter how complicated. He amazed me how he could dismantle and reassemble engines, motorcycles, cars, model air planes and just about any thing in between. We will all miss him and his mischevious sense of humor. And oh yes I hear their all racing around up in heaven in Morris Minor car bodies mounted on 39 Ford chassis. He fits in real good up there.

condolences you are very good men I will remember you sylvain Giroux Kearns 6 Lynch avenue ?earns P0K 1J0 box 114

I am so shocked and saddened by your loss. So grateful Uncle Reg and Nicky came to Victoria to visit with us. We had so much fun and could talk for hours! I got to know him better and was looking forward to a visit from him again this summer as he was considering driving his “rat rod” to the island and coming to a car show with us. What a wonderful loving and caring man. He stands out in a crowd and is an inspiration to truly live in the moment. My condolences to all of you. He loved his family and Nicky very much. He would want me to get that 5 speed in my ’67 firebird and do a little burnout this summer in his honour. Angel hugs, Deanna

What an awesome man. Met him when he came to visit Victoria in the fall. Went and looked at a 1952 Mercury that I was thinking of making an offer on. Lots of knowledge and would give the shirt off his back for you. I will miss getting to know him better. He mentioned he may come out to Victoria with his truck this summer and go to car shows with Deanna and I. I was looking forward to it and I will miss the experience. Take care “Big Guy”

Our deepest sympathy.

So very sorry to hear of your loss.

My condolences to the family, the many hours we spent together building hot rods , and talking about life in general, were moments I will cherish for the rest of my life. I will miss my good friend .

Sorry to hear of the passing of a good friend of ours. He will be sadly missed by all that knew him. Good mechanic, good all round person. RIP.

Our sympathies to the Smith family.

Our condolence to the family. Reg will be missed.

Nicky tho we met reg at thanksgiving at Lucy place we are sadden for you and his family he was very kind and it is a small world that he live in same town on same street as my husband in v-town. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time of sorrow .Bev and Dave Hachey

My most sincere condolences to Reg’s family. Reg was a kind and caring man who loved to help everyone and will be fondly remembered by all of his Englehart friends. We will miss seeing you at the Legion.

Holly and family, So very sorry to hear of the passing of your Dad. Our hearts are with you at this difficult time.

My heartfelt sympathy to Rhonda, Holly, Tammy and family. Your dad was a great neighbor growing up and a wonderful friend to my dad(Ed Ramsay) even after we moved away to Haileybury. I pray that you will sense God’s love and peace during this time of sadness. Your dad will be missed. Sincerely, Laurie Davies

Our sincere condolences to the family. We always enjoyed having Reg drop in for coffee. So sorry for your loss

We were so blessed to have spent time with Reg and Nicki when they were in Victoria a few months ago. Many laughs were shared, family stories learned and I now know where Vance Smith gets his mischievous sense of humour. So saddened to hear of his passing. Sending much love to those left behind.

We will mss his visits. We will see you on Friday.

Ronda, Brian and family, we are so sorry to hear about the sudden passing of your father. May you find the peace and comfort in the beautiful memories that have enriched your lives and just know that he is only a breath away. May God comfort you all through this difficult time

My deepest condolences to the Smith family.I deeply understand the sorrow of loosing a father.Glad that Reg and i,both shared the same workplace for many years,he brought the positivity out of anyone,smily,happy,and a good working man.I remember my father speaking of the man the odd time here and there,i guess,they worked side by side once in awhile.Well,take care Smith family,he is still watching over you….

My deepest Sympathies to all the family

Condolences to the family with thoughts and prayers from the Corbeil family

My deepest Condolences to the Smith Family ,

our sinceres condolences to the family