Condolence: Dear Blair, Brent, Grant, Leah and families
So saddened to hear of your dads passing
We had many happy years being neighbours to your parents and exciting days as each of you came into the world
We could hear him playing with you all in the early mornings as he was up leaving for work...he was a fun and loving dad to you all and a great neighbour to us
We had many happy times and memories we will now think of with a big smile
May he Rest In Peace ...thinking of you with loving thoughts and prayers
Love Fay, Fred and family
Our love to Ron, Lorna and Val

Condolence: Our sincere condolences to you Donna and family in the passing of John. May the Great Comforter be with you through the weeks ahead. You are a part of our church family and we missed you when you moved. It was a privilege to known both of you...always a smile on your faces showing Jesus living in you even as you walked through the valleys. May God continue to bless you even now.

Condolence: My sincere condolences to Donna and her family. Over the last few days, my mind has been flooded with many fond memories of my close friendship with John way back in the seventies and they are all now bringing a big smile to my face. John was one of the nicest people I have ever met.

Condolence: Donna and family, Al and I are so sorry to read of John's death. We will keep you and the family in our thoughts and prayers.

Condolence: Dear Donna, my heart goes out to you. Sending my deepest sympathy and hugs your way.

Condolence: The Lord has one of the most steadfast souls I think I will likely meet. Our church family miss him deeply.
God bless those of you left behind. Enjoy most of the memories and please accept our virtual hugs.
Until we meet again....

Condolence: It was our joy and privilege to know John and Donna as part of our church family. Both of them have servant hearts at the core of their beings. John served as a board member and elder and his insights were always exceptional and so wise. His love for the Lord was so evident and he lived out of the strength that his Lord provided. I loved the banter over whose hockey was better (or worse). Our prayers are with you, Donna. John is home and our joy will be the future reunion with him and most importantly, with our Lord Jesus.

Condolence: We will always be missing our wonderful and caring friend John. One of the nicest and most genuine friends we have ever met. Right now John is in the heavens playing football throwing and receiving passes from all the Ticats Alumni who are with him. Oss Kee Wee Wee Forever.

Our deepest condolences to Donna, Brent and all family and friends. Always in our thoughts and prayers.

Ken and Priscilla