Dear Dan and Shirley and family, I was sorry to hear of the loss of you father, my thoughts and prayers are with you all. I know that he was proud of the talented family he had they could sing beautifully. Dan told me his dad was an good singer too, what a great thing to pass on to his children along with Angie, played for Dan and Angie many times always enjoyed their sweet voices. Now your dad is singing in heaven in the chorus of the Angels, greeted by them. May he REST IN PEACE and let the perpetual light shine upon him. Thoughts and prayers to you all.
Betty Draper
Rosemary: You & John we’re truly Blessed. As I
think back through the years; U2 earned it. You both
Together, did it All The Right way. A Model Couple
for All Else to learn from. I’m Happy to have been a
small part of that past. My Sincere Sympathies to
You & Yours. ‘ I Love You Sir’
I will always remember John from the Post Office, he was the true meaning of whistle while you work. You will truly missed John by family members and many friends.
My Dad was a pretty amazing man. I didn't realize how many times I say "my Dad taught me that." I noticed it this weekend and, knowing my Dad's lessons were over, my heart ached again. Rest well, Daddy.
I am so saddened to hear of Johns passing.I will always remember fondly as a child going into the post office in Lestock to get mail and listening to Johnny’s beautiful whistling. What a very nice man, who will be missed. My deepest condolences to the family.
Dad is proud to have been a friend of John's. Throughout the years, the Legion and the Wascana Veteran's wing kept them connected. Our deep sympathies from Scott Clark and his family.
I remember john speaking at Lestock school Remembrance Day service 1966. He said 'look around the room and imagine all the children that wud be here if their fathers had come home from the war.' It impacted me so that I have never forgot that image. So many lives who never had a chance to fulfill their destiny.
My deepest sympathies in the passing of John, to the whole family he was a great man and I always enjoyed the stories he would share, and his great sense of humour. I could be having a bad day and he always cheered me up with just a few words.
