I would like to offer my sincere condolences to Sheila and her family. It was truly a pleasure to meet you and care for Tom in his final days.

We wish to express our sympathy to you and your family during this time of sorrow. It was a pleasure working with Tom and for Tom.
Take care Sheila.

So sorry to hear about your loss. You will be in my thoughts and prayers at this difficult time.
I have good memories of the time spent working with Tom at the town of Caledon on the roads.

Sincerely
Ian Francis

Sorry to hear about the passing of Tom. Have known the
Lundy family for quite a number of years. Take care Sheila.
Jim Dodds and Edna Wright.

Sheila and family.
I’m sorry for your loss…I am thank full that I got the opportunity to meet you Sheila, you are a fantastic woman who is an inspiration. Till you and Tom meet again:O)
God Bless
Danni Brown (psw from DO)

We are truly sorry to hear of Tom’s passing. Tom and Sheila have been valued customers of our dealership for many years and we have been priviledged to have had the opportunity to serve them. Our condolences go out to all of the Lundy family.

Wish we could be there on Saturday for you Sheila, David, Rick and extended family. The phone will have to do. I was so sad to hear about Uncle Tom. I still hear him addressing me as “Rough Rider Sue” all those years ago when in my teens. In my photo album I also have the grocery bill he gave me at my wedding 31 years ago. I tell you, I laugh so hard when I see that. Our families have had some great times over the years. I will miss him alot but will think of all those special times and those will put a smile on my face. Dad, Pat and I will surely be thinking about him, you and the family lots on Saturday morning. Take care of each other.
Love you all,
Sue

Aunt Sheila & Family
May this heartfelt message show in some small way, that the warmest thoughts of sympathy are there with you today.
Thinking of you in your loss. Our thoughts will be with you on Saturday from all in Scotland

Offering our sincere condolescences at this time of sorrow to you all. Love always

Great sadness at the loss of a much loved Brother-in-Law and friend, my thoughts are with you my sister Sheila, David, Rick and all my Canadian family.

We will always remember Uncle Tom with love as the quiet man who managed to keep calm in all situations. Our thoughts are with Aunt Sheila, David, Rick and the family.

Sheila and Family,
Deeply saddened to hear about your loss. My thoughts will be with you through this hard time. Tom will be remebered fondly by all the staff and residents at Dufferin Oaks. It was a pleasure to have met such a wonderful couple in you and Tom, and I know you and your family will get through this together.

Tom was one of the most elegant, understatedly dignified men I have ever had the priviledge to know. I remember him so well from my many years with the Town of Caledon Public Works Department. His ready smile, and soft-spoken nature endeared him to absolutely everyone. He was one of a kind and he was pure class. To his family, I send my deepest condolences in what I know must be a terrible loss. The world is a better place, because he was a part of it, and I will treasure his memory always, and keep him safe in my heart.

I have been blessed to have had the very best uncle. I will keep with me the memories of his sense of humour,the music he shared and the kindness and nurturing he always showed me. I am a better person because of his love. I hope everyone who knew him can find fond memories to keep him close forever. Pat

To someone very special who touched my soul. Growing up without a father figure was something that felt just normal in my preteen years. When i met Tom and Sheila on a ball field at Alton in September 1969 i knew then that these people were very special. In a way i think we do get to chose out family’s. Of course we have the family we”re given, but if we are really lucky, we also have the people in our lives who care about us so genuinely and personally we consider them family. I will miss my dear friend Tom a man whom i so sincerely respect. A man of many talents in music, sports and in life. I will remember his quick dry wit. The last three hours i spent with him in November and the happiness i shared with him that day with always be etched forever in my mind like a tattoo. As soon as he seen me that day he looked at me and said,” they must be feeding you well in Nova Scotia Sandy.” We both laughed for at least five minutes. That was Tom. My sincere condolences to you Sheila,Rick ,David, all extended family and all his friends who will miss him also.

Dear Sheila, David, and Rick

My sincere condolescenses at your loss. Tom was a class act and will
be sadly missed by the community. Due to a previous engagement, I
will not be able to attend on Saturday but I will be thinking about you
all.
Mother sends her wishes to your family as well.

Peter and Billie Godson

My condolences to Sheila and the rest of Tom’s Family..I will always remember Tom with that smile of his ….never a bad word about anyone always the gentleman
he was an easy going, loveable gentleman, driving that grader with a smile on his face and always a big “hello” for me and everyone he met.
We will all miss this man and so will “Caledon”.

Bert (Former Director of Public Works..Town of Caledon)

Tom Lundy and I grew up together, went to school together, skied together, hunted together, and played lacrosse together for years. The Lundy’s were a refined family, and I don’t even recall hearing Tom swear! In the winter we would pick-up Tom and Melvin in our sleigh enroute to Caledon School. I recall one morning Tom came out the lane and their was no sign of Melvin. When I asked why he was first, Tom said, “I washed my face last night.” Tom was a character. I recall later in life he became an accomplished Old Tyme fiddler, fiddling with a group of long-time Caledon natives. Along with Sheila and the boys, I’m sure Tom lived a good and enjoyable life.

My condolences on the loss of Tom.

Cecil Chambers, Erin

I was remembering the last time I saw Tom when he travelled West to Edmonton for Cathleen’s wedding. Then Tom, Sheila, Lot, Chris and I drove back together to Victoria where we enjoyed good times catching up. I am so very grateful he made that trip and I had that time with him! I always enjoyed our many conversations over the phone as we lived so far apart. He was the best brother and I will miss him a great deal. I have many fond memories since childhood that I will cherish always.
My thoughts are with you Sheila, David, Rick and extended family.
With much love,
Melvin

I have wonderful memories of my Uncle Tom. A real gentleman and wonderful father and husband. His scones (not rockcakes) were great. Happy memories of Pauline and I visiting and spending time together and seeing the sights. Love Shona, Andy, Katherine and Kirsten. Xxx

Aunt Shiela David Rick and all the family

We will never forget the holidays we spent with you all and will miss uncle Tom xxx

My thoughts and prayers are with you Shiela & your family in this time of loss. I will always remember you & Tom out at the cementry, driving around yous would always stop if you seen me at Dads gravesite. Deepest Sympathy Sharon White

Sorry, I wish gramps was alive so I could see him again in my life
Last time I seen him I was so sick I loved when I spent time with him when I heard what happened I was so sad I still think about him every day and pray for him every night

We miss you with our hole heart. Hope u are doing well we are watching you and making sure u are doing good each and ever day. Ur funeral was wonderful we were crying we miss you. I had ur favorite dinner