Graham Edward Robson

It is with profound sadness and broken hearts that we announce the passing of Graham with his family by his side at home on April 12, 2021.

Graham will be missed by his wife Susan and daughters Hilary and Paige. Also mourning his loss are his Mom Elsie, sister Janice, brothers Grant (Joyce) and Paul (Tina), in-laws Janie and Bill Badger, Jim Badger (Leslie), Marcy Sloan (Charlie), and his nieces Shannon (Justin), Devyn, Kelsie and Morgan and nephew Liam. Graham had a close set of friendships since elementary school and made many friends over the years including many through work. He cherished them all and they will miss Graham very much. Graham was predeceased by his dad Robert (Bob) Robson.

Graham grew up in Windsor Park and graduated high school there. He received his Bachelor of Arts and Masters of Business Administration from the University of Manitoba, law degrees in Canada and the USA and also spent a term studying International Law in London, England.

Graham was the Executive Vice-President, Chief Compliance Officer and General Counsel of Wellington-Altus Private Wealth. Graham was very proud of Wellington and it was never work to him, it was a place of happiness.

Graham grew up going to Nutimik Lake and in recent years went to Victoria Beach. He loved to swim, canoe and sit on the deck with a beer. He was truly a lake person.

Graham loved to travel and, among other amazing trips, took his family on a Mediterranean cruise in 2019 to celebrate his 25th wedding anniversary.

He loved to keep active by playing hockey, biking and exercising. He was a member at the Winnipeg Squash and Racquet Club and was president in 2013.

Graham absolutely loved golf and everything with it. He was a member of Southwood Golf & Country Club and was president in 2015 and 2016.

A private service will take place on Monday, April 19, 2021 at 2:00 pm. A link to live streaming is https://youtu.be/-aPqpMOKZIY

Rare cancers don’t receive much funding and support. Please consider donating a tribute gift to the Terry Fox Foundation in honour of Graham.

Graham was a great man, a real gentleman. He loved life. He was too young to leave us and will be missed tremendously. “Smile. Love. Be happy. Be good to others.” – Graham’s life advice.