Dear Marlene and family,

We were very sad to hear of Reg’s passing and would like to send you our deepest sympathies. Curling was always a little more fun with Reg around! Reg had a great sense of humour and passion for fun. He will be missed.

Thinking of you,

Ron and Pat Sayer

Terry and Family....Your father's amazing sense of humour and smile was infectious. He will be truly missed. Thinking of you durining this difficult time.

Ecky

So many good memories of Reg.

St. Paddy's day at Long lake, Shurling in our back yard on Halliburton New Year's Eve, good times at Austen Lake helping Digger fight the dock spiders, dedicating "Old Dogs and Children and Watermelon Wine" on CJTT every Sunday to Reg and he had no clue who was dedicating the song, and the Bullshit table. Our thoughts are with the family.

I am so very for your loss. Thinking of all of you during this difficult time

Our deepest sympathies to the Gardner Family

Marlene.....I am so sorry for your loss. Please accept our sincerest condolences.

Hugs,

Heidi and Mike

Dear Marlene, Scott, Brice & Terry: Rory & I wish to extend our sincere sympathy to you and to your families with the passing of your loved one. We have so many memories of Reg, even down to being neighbours wehen we lived on Robert St. I worked with him at the Speaker office back in '67 and we had so much fun, so many laughs. Hard worker, great dad and all round good friend, he will be missed.

Marlene and the boys; We all were so saddened to hear about Reg passing away. He was such a wonderful caring man who always had a smile and a lymric to share over drinks. The stories over 40 years at Austen lake are too numerous to even start to tell but know we will cherish them always.. He will be greatly missed by us all.. sending our love and prayers to you all.. love Michelle ,Brad and the boys xoxo

Dear Marlene and family.

Please accept our sincere condolences for the loss of Reg. He was a good and funny guy, and a great neighbour who will be missed by all at Austen Lake. May your memories of him and support from friends give you some comfort at this difficult time.

Mike and Marica

So sorry to hear of Reg’s passing. I will remember him fondly as a fine curler with a ready smile and one of the quickest wits I’ve encountered. Rest In Peace. Rob Gordon

Dear Gardner family we are so sorry to hear the passing of Reg he was a good friend of Ron

we are thinking of you all at this difficult time

The Hilson Family

My sincere condolences to Marlene, Terry, Scott, Brice, and families.

Many fond memories from when I was a young girl. From our parents socializing and then from the curling club.

May his wings soar.

May your strength pull you through.

Billie-Gail xo

Scott , our hearts go out to you and your family! Anything you need you know our house is yours! Huge hugs... Tracy and Pete xo

We are sad to hear of the news of Reg, we have many fun and happy memories of our families together at the cottage on Austen lake, many happy times fishing, swimming and singing by the campfires.

My last time spent with Reg was when he took my dad, myself, my sister and my daughter fishing my dad's last time at the cottage it was a good day. Thanks Reg Now there must be a party in the Heavens with so many of you Austen lake friends together again, may you have many happy moments to share up there. And to the family you are in our thoughts and prayers at this time.

Love Caroline(Moshier) Jeff, Joshua, Colin, Jordan, Emma and Kelli Bonfield

The end off an era,first generation at Austin lake.our sincere condolences, from the Schoenijahn family.

Shocked and saddened today, May 20 2018, to learn of Reg's passing.

We were co-workers for almost 20 years.

Will have fond memories of him, not only from 18 Wellington Street, but as a key figure in one of Northern Ontario's top curling rinks.

Deep condolences to the family.

Gordon Brock

New Liskeard

My deepest condolences to Marlene, Terry, Scott, Brice and your families. I have fond memories of Reg, while growing up in New Liskeard. He and his amazing sense of humour will be missed. May he rest in peace.

Wendy (Donoghue) Scott