We Remember
ROBERTSON, Garry Clare
February 2, 1936 — January 19, 2022
Garry was born in Saskatchewan, and then lived and worked in Alberta before retiring to Kelowna in 1991. There he met Sharon, who he married in 1993. He enjoyed the time they spent travelling with and meeting new friends. Garry was a friendly soul and truly enjoyed the social aspects and community feeling of Sand Pointe. He was known for changing cars to whatever new vehicle caught his eye.
Garry is survived by his wife of 27 years, Sharon; his son, Christopher Robertson, and grandchildren, Seth & Norah; his stepson, Richard (Debbie) Laidlaw, and grandchildren, Kristy (Chris) Baxter & Taylor; and his stepdaughter, Tracey (Jim) Jensen, and grandchildren, Amanda & Melanie. Garry goes to join his daughter, Linda Robertson, who predeceased him.
The family would like to extend a special thank-you to the staff at Glenmore Lodge for their extraordinary care over the past five years.
A Private Family Service will take place at a later date to honour Garry’s life.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the
SPCA or BC Cancer in Garry’s memory.
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Sharon, so sorry to hear of Garry’s passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
So sorry for Garry’s passing we were friends for many years and did a lot of fun vacations together. We will miss you and say Happy Trails to you until we meet again. Your friend Pat Hansen 🙏🏻♥️
Sharon. I am so sorry for your loss, this has been a lot for you and now Garry can Rest In Peace . We had a lot of good times to reflect on through the years with our friendship our travels and our many gatherings . He will be missed. Hugs to you. Your friend Pat. 🙏🏻♥️
Dear Sharon, Chris and family: I am so very sorry to just come upon Garry’s obituary. He was such a good friend to my two children and myself many years ago in Calgary. I have thought of him so often and had no idea he was not well. Chris, he was so proud of you your whole life, he talked of you and Linda constantly. I send you all our deepest sympathies, hugs, prayers and love. Please look us up if you’re ever in Calgary.
Marj, Leo, Crystal-Anne, Allan and families. xo