People remember Todd Lewis as a good friend and advocate for Canadian farming.

Todd Lewis was a senator and farmer from Saskatchewan. He died on July 31 at 65.

His legacy will live on.

Bill Prybylski said Todd Lewis was a great leader and friend. He helped many people in farming.

Todd Lewis helped make the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan stronger.

Many farmers are sad about Todd Lewis' death. They will miss him.

Everyone who knew Todd Lewis thought of him as a friend.

Kris Boesch was a lifelong friend of Todd Lewis.

Kris Boesch and Todd Lewis worked on boards together and grew up near Regina.

Kris Boesch's parents said people like Todd Lewis are 'salt of the earth', meaning they are very trustworthy.

Todd Lewis was a trustworthy person.

Todd Lewis always helped his friends.

Todd Lewis wanted to make life better for everyone, not just himself. He cared about his community and Canada.

Kris Boesch remembers when Todd Lewis was appointed to the Senate by Justin Trudeau.

Todd Lewis showed Justin Trudeau around his farm to teach him about canola.

Todd Lewis hosted Justin Trudeau at his farm and explained what farming is like.

Todd Lewis helped organize a community event at the local rink.

Prime Minister Mark Carney sent condolences to Todd Lewis' family.

Todd Lewis was a strong supporter of farming. He died at 65.

Mark Carney said Todd Lewis understood the importance of farming and taking care of the land. He was a respected voice in Canadian farming.

Premier Scott Moe also sent condolences, calling Todd Lewis a dedicated advocate for Saskatchewan.