Still thinking of that impish smile and laugh in Daytona Beach. Rest in Peace Bob. John Birch

Bob and Margaret were great neighbours. My condolences to Jackie and Maureen on losing a dear Dad. He was amazing, carrying on with life after losing Margaret, enjoying his family, his house, his friends and those Tim trips. And the Florida ones, too. You could always count on Bob for a friendly smile and greeting, as you could from Margaret when she was still there. With sadness at Bob's death, but also with a smile when I think of the good person he was and the long life he lived.

Bob was a true friend, a person you could always rely on, I have many fond memories working with him on Jimmy and Associates matters and the Warriors Day parade. He will be missed by family and his many friends.
John Speirs (now in Florida)

Our deepest sympathy's go out to Bob's family. He was a true gentleman. We have many fond memories of our trips south together. Daytona Beach will never be the same without Bob's smiling face. Rest in peace, Bob, until we meet again. Pat & Fran McGillen, Peterborough, Ont.

We will miss him terribly.  Bob was a member of Jimmy & Associates Flag party and he was on our team as a volunteer for the Warriors' Day Parade at the CNE (announcers booth).  J & A events won't be the same without him.  We are so grateful for having had the opportunity to have gotten to know him.  Thank you Maureen and family for sharing him with us.  He will never be forgotten.

Happy thoughts of you Bob,with myself and my wife in Daytona Beach every year. Rest in Peace and may God Bless your family at this sad time. John and Lorene Birch.

Bob you are a true Signaller and supporter of the Toronto regimental Signals family. We remember your loyalty and miss your good humour. 
Sincerest condolences to Jackie and Maureen during this shared sadness.
Deepest sympathy from the Hamilton Signals Association.
from 
The President and Directors 
Hamilton Signals Association

RIP John
You will always be remember I believe you are now in God's Kingdom

Rick Roblin Toronto Signals Band  
Peace be with all family members

When we moved on to Bedford Park Ave 12 years ago we became instant friends with Jim our neighbour and his friend Bob who lived at #115.  Over the years we cherished the many conversations we would have with Bob. His enthusiasm for life, his happiness and his calm demeanor were inspirational. My mother in law, who visits every summer from Mexico City, always looked forward to seeing Bob.  We will sadly miss seeing Bob on his way to or from Tim Hortons. We will never forget his dedication, independence and kindness.  Our condolences to his family. Sincerely Bob and Roxy 101 Bedford Park Ave.

My sincere condolences to the Blenkhorn family for your loss of Bob. My thoughts are with you during this very sad time.

Keeping the Blenkhorn Family in my thoughts and prayers.
Cathy Taylor

On behalf of 32 Signal Regiment I wish to offer the condolences from all soldiers to the loss of Sgt Bob Blenkhorn.  He has been a stalwart member of the Regimental Family and shall not be forgotten.

Spiritus Manet

G.J. Stasyna
Lieutenant Colonel 
Commanding Officer
32 Signal Regiment

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Mr. Robert John Blenkhorn

11 juillet 1922 – 1 avril 2013

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