In memory of

Robert (Bob) Harding

May 28, 1964 -  November 27, 2016

ROBERT (BOB) HARDING
Suddenly on Sunday November 27, 2016 Bob passed away peacefully with his loving family by his side. He leaves behind his loving mother Anne (Marie) Harding. Proud brother of Warren (Ida) and Doug (Kelly). Uncle Bob will be forever cherished by his nephews Michael (Katy), Matthew, Jack and Andrew. Bob will be lovingly remembered and sadly missed by his many family members and friends.
Visitation will be held on Thursday December 1st from 6-9 and on Friday December 2nd from 12pm until the Celebration of Bob’s Life in the Chapel at 1:00pm; at the Mount Pleasant Funeral Centre (375 Mount Pleasant Road, east gate entrance). In lieu of flowers donations to the Heart and Stroke Society would be appreciated by the family. For online condolences please visit www.etouch.ca.

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The Reverend Nola Crewe 

Entered December 1, 2016 from Mt Sinai Hospital

Bob's voice was the one at the other end of the phone when I was wanted as an On Call Chaplain . . . and he stayed talking until he was sure I really was awake and coming!
It is strange how you can feel so close to someone with whom you really only had an on-the-phone relationship. Bob made sure we all got to do our best for the patients. He had a rare talent and was a kindred spirit.
May the gates of heaven open wide at your coming, Bob . . . for surely they got a call that you were on your way. God bless . . .

David Dushenski (Colleague)

Entered December 1, 2016 from Toronto

For many years working at Mount Sinai, Bob was the friendly "voice in the night" at the other end of the phone when calling hospital locating. I was very sorry to hear of his passing, and extend my condolences to his family. He was a kind colleague who will certainly be missed.

Elizabeth Davis-Vaccaro (co-worker)

Entered December 2, 2016 from Toronto

His voice and supportive words helped easy many a situation at Mount Sinai Hospital during the long hours of the night shift. He was quick to smile and most often left in the morning still smiling and humming as though the night had been a breeze. He made a big difference in the lives of the people he touched by voice and smile.
My deepest condolences to those close to him. We were lucky to know him at all.

Karen (RN at mount sinai)

Entered December 3, 2016 from Toronto

My deepest condolences to your family. It was your voice we heard when phoning locating at Sinai. Thank you for the laughs.

Bonnie Eng (Mount Sinai colleague)

Entered December 3, 2016 from Toronto

Rest in Peace Bob. Thanks for your gentle humour on those long night shifts. Your voice was a comfort.

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