Our thoughts and prayers are with you Fern and David at this difficult time. George was such a great farmer and always had a kind word for everyone. Cherish your memories.

Fern and David –
So sorry to hear about George.
Our thoughts turn to all the fun times during visits together, the extended family gatherings, the Christmas celebrations at the farms. George was not one to shy away from giving advice and as the years go by, he was usually right. He didn’t seem to mind getting thrown in the pool by a bunch of teenagers … nor did he worry about getting euchred by taking a chance and “making it on the 9”.
One more visit would’ve been nice, George. Looking forward to your predictions about space travel coming true. You’ve earned your rest, George. May you Rest In Peace.
Glen and Christina.

Dear Fern, Ruth and David, please accept my condolences, so sorry for your loss. George always had great stories to emphasize the wholesome values he lived by. He will be missed. May God give you the strength and resilience during these most difficult times.

Cousin Bob

Our deepest sympathies, Fern and David. It was always a pleasure to chat with George and share a laugh. You’re in our thoughts, Karen, Bernard, Gloria and Bridget

Sincere sympathies to Fern and David. Fern will always remember our 4H days and meetings at your place and out last encounter a few years ago at Swiss Chalet in Bolton. So sorry for the loss of your husband. George.

Muriel Cox (Carberry)

Fern, Our deepest sympathies to you and your family. George’s soul will be at rest. Wishing you comfort and peace in the days ahead

Respectfully,
Jim and Joan Lewis
Fort McMurray, AB

Dear Fern, David, & Ruth,

So sorry to hear of George’s passing. I always appreciated a visit with George when we would meet at the funeral home or at the Remembrance Day service at Laurel Hill Cemetery. George always had some interesting comments and was always willing to share his experiences. Blessings to the family.

Murray Stewart

We offer our condolences on this sad occasion. George was a member of the old school where his word was his bond. For some reason, that school doesn’t exist anymore. He was a valued member of the community and particularly of his church. We mourn his passing.

The McKinnon family

David, Fern,

Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.

Sincere condolences,

Heidi, Robert, Michael and Elizabeth Gutwein

Dear Fern & family,
I was so sorry to hear of George’s passing this week. What an amazing life he had. Our deepest sympathies to you and your family. Linda Hostrawser-Ball

Dear Fern and David. Please accept our deepest sympathies for your loss. George was a great storyteller and he had a good sense of humour. We enjoyed getting together with him at the family parties. He was always keen for a good card game. George will be missed. Sincerely, Brian and Cynthia

Dear Fern and family: Our deepest sympathy to you at this very sad time. Cherish all the wonderful memories. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Hank & Betty Lou Vanderpost. (Williams)

Dear Fern and Family, I send you my sincere condolences on the passing of your husband. Fern you will remember me from our days at Toronto Conference UCW meetings at Nobleton. Blessings , Eva Breeze

Fern and David, I’m so sorry to learn of George’s passing . So many fo d memories of George. My prayers are with you at this sad time.

Fern and David,
Sending you our deepest condolences on the passing of George. He will be remembered as a family man and storyteller, a proud farmer and practical fun-loving joker. We are grateful to have known him as a relative and friend. His youth shone through with every euchre game he won, dog trick shown and chocolate he enjoyed. The Early family treasured our visits to your farm and your presence at our homes.
Joyce and Wes Hawkins

Fern, David and Ruth,
We were very sorry to hear of George’s passing. My Dad, Don Barker, shared many events, card games, and fun with George throughout their long lives. George was best man at Mom and Dad’s wedding in 1954.
We are thinking about you all at this time.
Ruth and Don Barker

Dear Fern, David and Ruth,

Our deepest sympathies to you. George always had a wonderful smile, told lively stories, and had a fun personality. He loved his card games, and the sweets that were put out. We always enjoyed our visits with Fern and George at the farm, lots of fun to be had. Thinking of you all. God Bless.

Candy & Bob

Fern, Ruth and families

Our condolences on George’s passing. Another of Elder’s community gone and will be missed.

John and Wanda

Please accept mt condolence to you and the family.

Dear Fern & Family

My sincere condolences for the loss of George. He was a great person and he will be missed. Roly enjoyed the times he was up at your farm working and always came home with wonderful and interesting stories. RIP George

Doris Dobson