Reginald Richard Main

Obituary

Passed on January 20, 2019

May 6, 1944 – January 20, 2019 Peacefully and quietly, as he lived his life, Reg passed “gently into the night” at home early Sunday morning. Reg was the 3rd born and 2nd son of Bob and Marj Main. He grew up on the family farm in Balmoral, spent some time in the city, but returned with his wife to the place so dear to his heart, where he wished to raise a family. After leaving school, Reg worked at various jobs, but was most happy in his over 30- year career at Bristol Aerospace. He very much enjoyed his fellow workers, most of whom are still friends today. Reg enjoyed the simple pleasures of life-a cup of coffee with friends, gardening, cutting grass, patrolling his property in his golf cart, sitting on the deck enjoying nature, and watching his grandchildren play in the swimming pool. Reg leaves a huge hole in the hearts of his wife Joan, his daughter Kelley, of whom he was so very proud, her husband Frederic Guimont, and his much loved and adored grandchildren Benjamin and Meredith. Missing him also is his brother Glenn and his wife Jean, special nephew Gordon and wife Darlene and their family, as well as niece Tammy and her husband Brent Turchyn and their family. Also missing Uncle Reg are nephew Warner Main, Shelley and Glenn Schultz, Sean Feldsted, Ian and Ellen Feldsted, Erin Main, and Corey and Danny Wilson and families. Reg will also be missed by his mother-in-law Lorna Wilson, brother and sister-in-law Jim and Brenda Wilson, and brother-in -law John Feldsted. Reg was predeceased by his parents Bob and Marj Main, father-in-law John Wilson, brother-in-law Tom Wilson, brother Sid and sister Madge, as well as numerous aunts, uncles, and cousins. As per Reg’s wishes, a private family interment will be held in the spring. In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to his favorite coffee shop-the Balmoral Recreation Centre. Look for Me- I Am There In the rustling of the trees As there wafts a gentle breeze And the flowers brightly bloom Look for me- I am There In the gentle springtime rain And the robins’ sweet refrain, As the rabbits scamper round Look for Me- I Am There As the snowflakes softly fall And the geese so bravely call The scent of woodsmoke draws us in Look for Me- I Am There                        Love Joan

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