Dear Andrea and the Cain Family,
My deepest sympathy to you and your family for the loss of your Dad. You will always have great memories of the times you spent together.
Elaine

Donna and Family. Karen and I and Karen’s parents have often spoken of you and Alex. We are so very sorry to hear of his passing. He was a caring and very loving man. His smile would always light up a room. He was dedicated to his family, community and many friends. Without doubt the road will rise to meet him on his journey. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Donald White & Karen Tasca

So very sorry for your loss. Alex Cain was a dependable, pleasant and kind person and I will always remember him that way.

I was sorry to hear of Alex’s passing. We worked together in real estate at Family Trust in the late 80’s, early 90’s. I particularly remember a trip we both won to Las Vegas when we shared a room. Alex wouldn’t gamble but he had me play some roulette for him. We won three straight rounds and then he quit and brought home a nice win. May he rest in peace.

Dear Donna ,
Please accept my sincere condolences for the loss of your Husband Alex. I will think of you often in the coming days and months.

Warmest regards Pam

Dear Alexa and the Cain Family,

My deepest condolences to you and your family for the loss of your Father. May his memories bring you comfort at this sad time.

Elena Deneva

Dear Donna & Family,
So very sorry to hear of the passing of Alex. He certainly will be missed at lodge and shrine club. Thinking of you at this very difficult and sad time.

Bill

Donna and family
My sincere sympathy of the passing of Alex. I met him through Harold some time ago and knew you from our church. My thoughts are with you and your family
Jeanne Egan

Back in the 60`s Alex sold televisions and installed antenna`s. Mother purchased our first colour TV from Alex. He always provided good service and was always pleasant to be with.

Alex, rest in peace .

James, Marlene, Brian, Bruce & Paul Healey

Dear Donna, Andrea and Alexa.

Thinking of you in your sorrow and wishing you strength in the days ahead.
May he rest in peace.

Edith Corbridge

DEAR DONNA AND FAMILY,

MY DEEPEST AND HEARTFELT SYMPATHY,
ALEX WAS A DEAR FRIEND, BROTHER AND FELLOW PAST MASTER.
IT WAS A PRIVILEGE TO HAVE BENEFITED FROM THIS FRIENDSHIP
AND HAVING SPENT MANY ENJOYABLE EVENINGS SITTING IN LODGE
TOGETHER., I SHALL CHERISH HIS MEMORY.
SINCERELY, PETER WOHLERT.

It was always a great pleasure when we came to visit….Uncle Alex was always wearing a smile and so welcoming. I’m sending you all my condolences. He was truly a great man whom will be dearly missed.

Aunt Donna, Andrea and Alexa and your families; So sorry for your loss he was the best uncle that anyone could ever have, i have cherished every moment that we had together. His memories will live on forever. Please call if you need anything…

so sorry to hear of Alec’s sudden death. I didNt know him well, but when I did see him he was always pleasant and easy to talk to. Please accept our condolences .

Sending our sincere condolence and prayers to your family and loved ones.

Bill and Sarah Pellicori

Alexa & Family
May the love of those around you help you through the days ahead, & Please accept our most heartfelt sympathies for your loss. Our thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time.

Donna we were so saddened to hear of Alex sudden passing.
You and your family will be remembered in our thoughts and prayers.

Long time friends,

Gen and Sandy

Alexa, Andrea & Mrs.Cain,

Please accept my condolences on the passing of Mr. Cain. It was an honor to have known such a great man. At this difficult time in your life, I hope you have the serenity and peace that you need to get through this. Stay strong and know that you are remembered in my thoughts .

Heidi Hill (Quantz) & Family

Alex was a great friend of our family and especially my Dad, ,Len Bishop. I have great memories of Alex coming to our house on King Road to fix our TV. We had lots of laughs,stories, nonsense and sometimes even our TV got fixed!
Once I remember,after Alex was able to haul himself up from under our TV, while we were all sitting around him just waiting for him to fix it, he showed us the plug. Humbly,yet with the great Cain humour, he suggested that next time we plug it in if we wanted to watch some TV.
Thanks Alex- I will never forget you and over the years whenever we met up, I always appreciated our talks, reminiscing and laughter with great fondness
W-Sue

Dear Alexa and family,
My deepest condolences on your fathers passing. My thoughts are with all of you during this difficult time.

Rick

Alexa, Donna and Andrea,
We are thinking of you all at this very sad time.
We had the joy of sharing a wonderful granddaughter with Alex. Her face always lit up when she spoke of her “Poppy”.
He was a generous man with a warm smile and a ready story.
He will be missed.

Donna,
I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your husband. I hope that the wonderful memories of the life you shared with him will help you and your family work through this difficult time. Linda

Dear Andrea and the Cain Family,

It was with great sadness that I learned of the passing of Al, father, grandfather and husband to your family. Al was someone who always made me feel welcome and was quick to tell you a story that either made you laugh or shake your head in disbelief.

You may meet thousands of people over your lifetime but you will only meet one Al. I will always remember the time that I knew him.

Please accept my sympathies.

Sincerely,

Darryl

Donna, Andrea, Alexa, Thomas, Ava and my dear son Brendan,

I know how much each of you will miss Alex. I will miss Alex very much too. I know how important he was in your lives. He was a man’s man, but cared very much for his girls: Donna, Andrea, Alexa and Ava. He always did the “blue” jobs for them. Alex was happy to add a couple of guys to the family when Thomas and I came along. And when Brendan was born, I think that enriched his Alex’s life.

Alex was also very important in my life as well. He always treated me with the utmost respect and kindness that extended well beyond my marriage to Andrea. He always treated me like a son and, in many ways, he was a father figure to me after I met Andrea until the day he died. The fact that Alex was around to be a positive role model to Brendan was a huge relief and help to me. Brendan is a lot more confident, self-assured and well-adjusted because of his popi’s influence and guidance.

I hope Brendan remembers his popi all of his life.

Thanks Alex. I will miss you!

Henry

Dear Donna,

Our deepest sympathy to you and your family for the loss of Alex. We have many fond memories of Alex through Masonic Ladies Nights and other Lodge activities. He was always such a happy and caring individual. He was quick with a joke and his ability to put a positive spin on every situation. We would often run into Alex at the Bolton Tim Horton’s where we could always count on him to provide a smile to our day. He will be greatly missed. Michael & Candace Walmsley.