As long as I live i will never forget your father's kindness! He always loved to give me a big hug and kiss when he came in to Canadian Tire with his sweets!! He was well known as "THE CANDY MAN,"..... And was well loved by all who knew him! When he moved into Luther he spread his warmth and kindness throughout the building to anyone that needed help! The world lost a wonderful man....but heaven gained a loving angel....I'm so so sorry for your loss Cindy.....big huggs....Paula Black!
My deepest sympathies to Cindy Evelyn Judith and all the family , I will miss Bentley . Its not the same going into work without seeing him or just knowing how he is doing . Ben always had a kind word for me and all staff . He was part of our 2nd floor Tabor family . Now he joins his lovely wife Margaret in Heaven.. My hero Ben . I am so proud that I had the honor to know such a wonderful man .
I have many many fond memories of you, Uncle Bentley. You lived with us for a while in NOL and later in town behind the Court House in that little cottage. I will never forget when you rode my sister and I to Parliament School on the back of your Indian motorcycle. We thought we were the top of the heap doing that.. Whenever we as kids were driving with you in your car you always had a package of hot pepperoni sticks to give to us. Probably you used it to shut us up and give you peace during the ride.
Your wit and unexpected moments will always be missed. I will always cherish memories of you and keep you in my thoughts.
Love from your niece, Lucille.
