In memory of

Bruce "Warpo" Ward

May 23, 1955 - June 29, 2021

PASSED PEACEFULLY SURROUNDED BY FAMILY ON JUNE 29,2021. BRUCE WAS A DEDICATED METRO TORONTO POLICE OFFICER FOR 37 YEARS. REFERRED TO AS A LEGEND BY COLLEGUES, BRUCE WAS A PASSIONATE, SMART, WITTY COP WHO CARED DEEPLY ABOUT THE COMMUNITY HE SERVED. BRUCE FORMED NUMEROUS, LIFELONG FRIENDSHIPS WHILE WORKING AT 51 DIVISION AND LEFT A BIG IMPRESSION ON SO MANY. BRUCE IS SURVIVED BY HIS WIFE SANDY, DAUGHTER LINDSAY, SON DAVID AND DAUGHTER IN LAW JESSICA, SISTERS JUDY, DEBBIE AND PATT. JILL, BRUCE'S BABY SISTER, JOINED BRUCE JUST HOURS AFTER HIS PASSING.

IN LIEU OF FLOWERS, DONATIONS CAN BE MADE IN THE NAME OF BRUCE WARD TO:
REGENT PARK SCHOOL OF MUSIC
rpmusicdonate.org

WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK OUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS DURING THIS INCREDIBLY DIFFICULT TIME

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Drew Mellon (Lifelong friend)

Entered July 15, 2021 from Beachburg

Our deepest condolences to Bruce's family. We pray that you are able to find comfort in the precious memories of the times you had with him. It was a pleasure just knowing Bruce . It was a blessing having the friendship we enjoyed for many years . Rest in Peace brother.
Love Drew and Karen Mellon

Craig Bromell (51 Division partner)

Entered July 15, 2021 from Ontario

Thank you Bruce for the years we worked together at 51 and for the friendship we had after our retirements. You were one of the bravest men I knew and a true fighter.

David Hollett (Friend at 51)

Entered July 16, 2021 from Halifax

SANDY AND FAMILY, SO VERY SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS.

George Silveira (Family friend)

Entered July 16, 2021 from Mississauga

Please accept my condolences on the loss of your father at this time.

David Haggart (Former Colleague)

Entered July 17, 2021 from Scotland

So sorry to hear of The passing of Bruce. He is one of the really good people I had the fortune to meet during my time at 51 Division A really fun person with lots of good deeds to his name. I always remember Bruce as one of “Hoot Gibsons” platoon a steady and reliable cop who always was there when required.
I will always be thankful to Bruce for keeping me up to date with 51 Division , since I retired. His day to day jokes and news about others who were not in the best of health will be truly missed. One of the most considerate and honourable persons i have had the pleasure calling a FRIEND.

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