Robert "Bobby" Reginald Langille, October 3rd 1946 - Dec 17th 2025

It is with heavy hearts that the Brenda and Maryann announce the passing of their very special brother Bobby Langille at the age of 79 on Wednesday December 17 at Cumberland Reginal Health Care Centre, Amherst. Hospital.

He was one in a million: kind, generous, hard worker and as sick as he was the last week, man did he have a sense of humor at times and make his family and friends laugh.

Bobby grew up and lived in Wallace his whole life. This is where he made his life. Bobby was a fisherman and worked in the woods as well. The outdoors is where he loved to be, if he wasn't on the boat and it was hunting season that is where you would find him.  In his younger years Bobby boxed under the Bob Edgett's Boxing Club where he received many trophies throughout his boxing career and was well known for coaching local baseball teams.

Bobby is survived by his sisters Brenda Chapman and Maryann Langille, many nieces and nephews and great nieces and nephews, several cousins, and sister-in-law Peggy Langille. He is predeceased by his parents Dot and Bob Langille, his brothers Benny and Billy, infant sister Bonnie, nephew Robert and brother-in-law Bedford Chapman.

The family would like to send a thank you to everyone that came out the spend some time with Bobby during his time in the hospital. Some people this was the 1st time we were even meeting them and they had so many great stories that was amazing to hear. He was known far and wide. The family also would love to give a special thanks to Bonnie and Jerry MacIntosh for all the meals they took him over the years. He would always call and brag about how yummy the meal was to his sister Brenda. Also a special thank you to Francis who found Bobby and made sure he was taken care of so the family had time with him. Also to Dougie Elliot, who Bobby had fished with and had great respect for.

As per Bobby's wishes there will be no funeral, but in the spring the family will be having a celebration of life in Wallace for him and would love to see the community come celebrate him.

As hard as it was to let Bobby go, we knew it was his time and heaven is so lucky to have Bobby, because I know we were all lucky to have him here for 79 years.