
Bill passed peacefully at Victoria General Hospital on March 11, 2016.
Bill Sanders, born and raised in Saskatchewan, beloved husband of the late Gloria (Bransby) Sanders (born in Manitoba, and raised in Saskatchewan). He was the father of Carol (Ed) Carman of Ontario and Bill (Linda) of Quebec; grandfather of Charles (Sarah) of Ontario, Bonnie (Dave) of Ontario, Steven of Quebec and Justin of Quebec and great grandfather of four; brother of Isabel Parsons and the late Norman.
As per his wishes, there will be no funeral service. Bill is going to join Gloria in “their next condo”.
If you wish to make a donation in his memory, please give to a charity of your choice.
Condolences may be offered to the family below.
McCall’s Funeral Home
www.mccallbros.com
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Ida Wellwood
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Geri Blake I’m so sorry for the loss of your father and a wonderful man. He was a great friend to many at Hycroft Arms, myself included. I enjoyed our dinner together at the James Bay Inn with all of you and my subsequent visit with Bill the following day. I’m sure his memory will live forever in the hearts and minds of all who knew and loved him.
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Diane MacPherson. Barlow For Bill’ family…
I am so very sorry for your loss.Bill will be very missed around here. It has truly been a great gift to have had such a dear friendship over the years!!! He was one of a kind and always loved. He can rest now with Gloria until we meet again. You are all in my thoughts and prayers at this time….Warmest regards,
Diane
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Elwood Ferguson Bill will be sorely missed, but may you take comfort in knowing he was not only a beloved father and grandfather, but a true life-long friend to the Cunningham’s…….a beautiful story of love.
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Chris & Mark Conacher (Toronto) To Carol and Family,
Sandy was such a wonderful life-long friend to our Mother, Frances (Walker) Conacher and Father, Roy. His loyal friendship was never so much in evidence as during the last years of Mom’s life. While caring for Gloria, he still made time to look out for Mom, to extend his support, and to help her with her affairs. And he accomplished it all with his unparalleled sense of humour.
We are saddened, as we know the Cunninghams will be as well. If there is any consolation, it is that he and Uncle Gordon are also reunited and, no doubt, with Gloria’s forebearance.
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Muriel and Don John We have lost a great friend, and neighbor the person who made us feel at home when
we first came to Victoria 12 years ago. He told us all the great places to eat and
the theater’s we would enjoy. We enjoyed his company on many trips to Chemainus,
The Royal Theater and the Palm Court Orchestra.Our special eating places The Pink Bicycle, The James Bay Inn, The Four Mile Pub
and J J Morgan.For several years he hosted brunch at the Embassy Inn for old friends who came to visit from far and near.
We will miss his friendship, his sense of humor and just having him as our friend.
Our love and prayers go out to Carol, Ed, Bill Jr Linda and their families.
We will always remember you Dad.
Muriel and Don
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Sarah Condolences from Sarah and Ash at Hycroft Arms. Bill was a great neighbour.
I frequently saw Bill at the Cook Street Village Activity Centre. He gave great hugs. I will miss him.
Please accept my sincere sympathy.
Ida