Here is to the man that taught me business sense and was the best uncle a person could ever ask for. All he ever wanted in return was to show his dominance with his pool cue, no matter how many points he spotted me. Rest in Peace Uncle Bing.
Uncle Bing, I will miss you dearly. You were such a wonderful caring gentleman. Give Mom and Grandma a hug for me. Thank you for being a part of my life. As always, when we said Good-bye, "I love you"
My sincere condolences to all Uncle Bing's family and friends.
I remember Uncle Bing as a quiet, gentle, humble man who was very generous with his love and caring, his help and his time, not only for his own family and friends but also for anyone who needed a hand.
I loved attending his events and celebrations at Wascana, most especially when he graced us with his rich, beautiful singing voice.
Uncle Bing will always hold a special place in my heart.
I am sure he is now serenading with the Angel Choirs as he watches and cares for his family from above.
Treasures are rare in this world, and Uncle Bing was a true treasure.
May you rest in peace, Uncle Bing.
Love,
Judy
Bing was my neighbour as a child growing up in Yellow Grass. In my teenage years I used to stop by Bings house just get to know him better. Bing taught me how to play snooker in his basement while he played Bing Crosby on his record player. He shared stories of his time in the army when he was posted in Alaska. I enjoyed the time I spent getting to know him. I’m sad to hear his passing. What a great man, neighbour and friend. Rest east Bing. My condolences to his family.
We are saddened to hear of Bing’s passing. He was our neighbour and friend for many years. Our children grew up waving and saying Hi to Bing. His cement driveway was used to ride tricycles on and where he listened to and shared stories with them. He was a friend and we have missed his presence in our neighborhood. We still think of his house as Bing’s and remember our chats or just wishing him a Hello! He was one of kind and we are grateful to have shared our family with him. Sending our sympathy to his family. May he rest easy. A life well lived.
Doug and Sheila Hennie
Bing was a kind gentle soul. Pastor Bruce Gelhorn and Bing struck up a great friendship throughout the years Bruce served the Lutheran church parishes in Yellow Grass and Lang. (1981-1987) You could find Bing and Bruce playing Snooker at the Seniors Center at least once or twice a week. I’m sure Bing and Bruce are up in heaven playing Snooker as we speak. Lol.
RIP Bing.
