Bruce was predeceased by his father Kenneth and is lovingly remembered by his wife Donna; children: Jennifer (Dave), Katelynn (Colin), and Sean; his mother June; brothers Tom (Cal), Barry (De Anna); Lynn, extended family and friends, as well as Boethius who kept him on his toes. Bruce received his PhD in psychology and worked for many years at Kwantlen Polytechnic University, retiring in 2015. A Service of Remembrance will be held on Friday, May 11 at 1:00pm at Victory Memorial Park Funeral Centre 14831 28 Avenue, Surrey. In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to a charity of your choice. Online condolences may be offered at www.victorymemorialpark.com.
I have known Bruce, Barry, and Tom all their lives. Auntie June is my godmother - June and my mum, Alice Sinclair- Klatt have been friends for most of their lives. They were bridesmaids for each other and danced at each other's weddings. June, Ken, and the boys lived just around the corner from my Grandma and Grandpa Sinclair; my brother, Terry, and I spent lots of fun times at their house. The last time Alice and I saw Bruce was at a funeral. Lots of memories were shared.
Please accept our love and sympathy; we know that Bruce lived and loved a good life. May your memories help you. Our prayers are with you at this time.
Would it be possible for Barry or Tom contact me so that we can find where Auntie June is living.
To you Donna and your family. I am so sorry to hear about Bruce’s passing.
I worked with Bruce at the KPU Langley Campus for several years in the Counselling Office. He was a well respected Counsellor by his peers. The clients whomever they were ...always appreciative after their sessions. I know, I was there!
When he was away I always missed him because after all , who was going to laugh at my jokes.
My deepest condolences Donna, Jennifer, Katelynn and Sean. Bruce hired me into my first full-time permanent job at KPU at the young age of 23. He was my Boss, Colleague, Mentor and Friend. I loved working with him; the department he led did extraordinary work and I was blessed to be part of it. I worked with him for 7 years and learned and grew so much in my professional capacity in that time. He meant so much to me and I will miss him.