May my Uncle Ross rest in peace. Some of my favorite younger childhood memories (before moving away from Newfoundland) involve being tickled, tormented, and receiving piggy back rides from him. I have fond memories of berry picking(OK-more eating than picking) near his house, and riding in the back of his pick up truck to Crooked Tree Park and up the hill to his house. I made the trip across Canada back to Newfoundland by myself after graduating from high school, and again after graduating from University. He was just as fun when I was an adult. He started water fights in the kitchen, that for some reason resulted in me being dragged outside and hosed down with the garden hose! He taught me how to shuck scallops and dared me to eat one raw (of course I did). He has always reminded me of a couple of other amazing men-my Dad and Granda. My deepest sympathy to my Dad, to all my aunts and uncles, and especially my Aunt Judy, and cousins Susan and Scott. I wish I could be there to hear the stories that will be told...but my thoughts and prayers will be with you from Texas Lynette Matchim Thomas

Judy and Family. Sorry to hear of Ross’s Passing...Hang on to all the special memories you shared with Your Loved One. They will help in the difficult days ahead. He is now free from pain, and will be watching over all His Loved Ones. You are All in Our Thoughts and Prayers. RIP - Ross...

Judy to you Scott and Susan please accept my deepest condolences. Ross and I have known each other for a long time and we were friends,we got along. Hope in time things will start to heal.

I am so sorry for your loss. My condolences are with you. Thinking of you all.

To Judy, Scott, Susan, Ryan, Lily & Cameron So sorry for the loss of this lovely man. We were so blessed to have met him. Thinking of you all at this sad time. Deepest Sympathy to all the family. Joe & Ethel