In memory of

Frederick Roy Gibson

It is with great sadness we announce the passing of Frederick (Ted) Roy Gibson who passed gently at home on May 7, 2022 at the age of 80. Beloved husband of Diana, father of Sabina (Ryan) and Matthew, grandfather to Xen, Jacob and Sammy. Son of Frederick and Angeline (nee Roy), he is survived by his sister Charmian (Don). He will be lovingly remembered by his nieces Leslie, Tania and Vanessa and many cousins and extended family. His presence will be sorely missed.

Born in Montreal, friends were the center of his life, many of whom he stayed in touch with throughout his lifetime. As a young man Ted enlisted in the US navy, there developing skills in communications and many long lasting relationships. Following his return to Montreal, Ted continued his career in communications working for Bell Northern and then later Ericsson Canada where he enjoyed a fulfilling and successful 36 year career. Moving to Ontario to continue his career, Ted was known as a strong but fair manager becoming a mentor to many and leaving an indelible mark on them. He was caring man admired for his wisdom, dedication and self-assurance.

His travels led him to many places in the world where he again established long standing relationships. An avid sports fan, always ready for a party, Ted displayed his great sense of humor socializing with friends - he had mastered the “joie de vivre” which he exuded to everyone he met.

True to his nature, Ted requested a celebration of life to be held in Mississauga with close friends and family to be followed by second memorial for those in Montreal at Rideau Funeral Home, Dollard des Ormeaux, July 7th from 3:00-5:00pm. Internment will occur with family present on Mount Royal.

Ted believed that charity begins at home, so anyone wishing to make a memorial donation in his name may select whatever is close to their hearts.

Guestbook 

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D.DAVID Barrett (Friend)

Entered May 25, 2022 from Etobicoke

My deepest sympathies go out to the entire Gibson Family on your loss.
My friendship with Ted started out in the 1950's growing up in Ville St .Laurent, Que. and specifically at Cardinal Park. After a gap of a number of years, we picked up where we left off, in Toronto. Ted and his wonderful personality will and is, being missed.

Kevin Wang (Former staff under Ted)

Entered May 25, 2022 from Montreal, Canada

really love this man! my deepest sympathy

Mike and Sharon Gibney (Friend)

Entered May 25, 2022 from Caledon

I will miss Ted greatly. He was someone who really did care for people. He was a mentor to me and a long time friend.

Pamela and David Whittaker (uncle)

Entered May 25, 2022 from Tiny ont

Uncle Ted we will miss your wisdom and how out going and a blessing you are to my dear Aunt Dianna, may you travel the skies and the beautiful universe and send all above a warm hug and we all miss them! We will miss all the fun family gatherings to. Hand over❤️Uncle Ted we will miss you xo

Sam & Magaly Fakhri (Friends)

Entered May 26, 2022 from Toronto

I’ll never forget the numerous times we spent together every time we have a lunch meeting discussing the politics of the day or when we used to get together in his house or ours. And especially his constant email messages/articles.

Ted was one of the kindest, wisest and a dear friend we could ever had. We are so sorry he’s gone. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Diana and Family please accept our condolences on the loss of you beloved Ted.

Ted you will be dearly missed my friend, and may you rest in eternal peace.

Sam & Magaly Fakhri.

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