My deepest condolences to you, your sister and Jackie. He was a wonderful man and friend♥

I don’t know if you remember me or not, I took your Dad for his back operation when we were both working the Airport♥ He was wonderful to work with and a true gentleman.

He gave me my first opportunity in becoming a Patrol Sergeant and his support was so appreciated♥
He used to say that I was his ‘Pill’ at work. He always smiled and laughed when he said it♥
♥ My deepest, heartfelt condolences✝️

Marcy Rocha, Staff Sergeant (Retired)
John Rocha, Sergeant

Jackie, Christine, Rosemary and Family,

I am so deeply sorry for your loss. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.

Dear Jackie, Christine, Rosemary and your family , I am so sorry for your loss, your Dad was a great influence in your lives and so involved in your children’s lives. I think it was such a wonderful and loving last gift to him that you were able to care for him at home. God bless all of you. Love Mary Anne

Dear Jackie, Christine, Rosemary and family,
We are so sorry to hear of your loss, John was a loving person and always found time to talk to Kev and me at hockey rinks, the baseball diamond or where ever we would see him around town. His light and love will shine bright, prayers to you all. God Bless

Dear Jackie and all the family. John was a good friend with my brother Michael and myself growing up. My Mother and John’s Mother, graduated from St. Michaels Hospital as RNs in the same class and kept the friendship going . We would often go as a family to visit them in Wildfield and always have a great time with all. My heartfelt condolences to you all. You will be in my thoughts and prayers. Love, Heather (Austin) Berry

Dear Jackie and family,

My heartfelt sympathies on your loss.

John will always be fondly remembered as friend and neighbour from Wildfield.

Hi Jackie and Girls

It was a great pleasure to know JB and to have him as a great friend. We are going to miss him but we will think of the good times. It was a pleasure to work with him @ Fines Ford.

Our deepest condolences to you Jackie and all your family, John was a true gentleman, and did his country well, by serving on the OPP. force for so many years, May he rest in peace , Amen.

I remember John from our days in Wildfield so long ago….by the responses John grew into an admirable and loving man who assisted others and was respected by many. Way to go John. Remember the good he gave…my condolances to his family. Lois Marsden (Lentsch) BC

John was a great man to work with.
Sorry for your loss. He will be missed.

I only met John a few times through my sister Norma and husband Stan. He always made me feel like he’d known me forever and always had a smile and twinkle in his eye. My deepest sympathy to Jackie, his daughters and family. Rest In Peace John.

Sincere condolences to the Byrne family.
Patrick Cassin and family,
The Gore Road.

Jackie, Christine, Rosemary & Family.
We are so sadden to hear of John’s passing. He was an incredible person with a huge heart. I have so many wonderful memories but his laugh and smile are my favourite.
Our hearts are with you,
Love
Suzanne & Ryan

Sincere condolences to Jackie, Christine and Rosemary and all the Byrne family. John was my Staff Sergeant on Peel Police and I remember him always being a great person to work with…always made tough situations somehow better and had a friendly, kind manner about him….he always showed his support to myself and my family….our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time.

Tom and Margaret (Hunt) Robinson

We are sorry to hear of John’s passing. Don appreciated his help in the car business being there when he needed a driver. May you treasure all the happy times.
Regards, Don & Jane Chapman

As fate would have it, I first met John in 1972 , prior to my being a member of the Peel Regional Police,and I joined the Department in 1974. I relocated to Brampton in 1972 from Montreal due to the tense Political climate in the Province of Quebec at the time. The Company for whom I was employed, was located at 80 West Dr, and I was a “key holder”,which meant that in the event of a building alarm, I would be called to attend the premises. During one of these alarms,John ,who was then a Constable with Chinguacousy Township Police, attended, and together we checked the premises,and it seemed that ever since then, we bonded. When I became a member of Peel Regional Police,we both worked out of 21 Division. We also worked out of 11 Division, and finally at the Airport Division where he was my Superior Officer. Needless to say, over the years I came to know John and Jackie,and I can say that John was a heck of a “Cop”who enforced the Law to the letter. He had a great sense of humour and was a devoted family man. I was privileged to visit him while he was in Hospital,and during that visit, we re-hashed lots of our shared Police experiences and the laughter was contagious. When I walked into his room, he said that he knew that of all people,he knew I would come to see him. Some day, we all have to pass on,and to,you John,I say, it was a privilege to know and to work both with, and for you. You will always be remembered. Rest in Peace my friend…..Sgt.(Ret) Lonny Blackett #445, Peel Regional Police.

Our heartfelt sympathies to you Jackie and your family. I will always remember the first time I saw John in his very tall leather motorcycle boots when he was in the motorcycle patrol with the O.P.P. …..very special memories. Kieran was fond of John and remembers him well when they worked together in Peel.

Our sincere condolences to Johns family. John was such a great man and we always enjoyed talking with him. Always had such kind words about family. May all your loving memories help you through this difficult time.

Our condolence to thé Byrne family

Words are never adequate to describe the loss of someone we love as a father, grand- father, a husband, a sibling or a friend. Suffice to say that Stephanie ( nee Archdekin) and my thoughts are with you.

John was a highly respected officer, a wonderful role model and a friend and mentor to many.

To us however he was always the grown up farm boy from the Gore.

I had the honour of working with John at Fines Ford. Smiles, jokes and serious stern face when needed. I loved his spirit. He was always so proud to speak of his family and his career. I was even the lucky recipient of a motorcycle ride.

My deepest condolences to Jackie and his children. He will be missed.

Dear Christine and family,
Our sincere condolences for your loss. John was always so kind to our family. We will miss our chats with him at the rink. I hope your family can find some comfort in knowing what a wonderful man he was and the impact he had on others. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Aimee, Shannon, Lauren and Luke Hayes

Jackie, Christine, Rosemary .. and Family

I had the honour of working with John in Traffic Services … his final post before he transitioned into Retirement. He was always a gentleman, with a sparkle in his eye and a bit of a smirk on his face.

Please accept our condolences. He was a good man.

Barb and Dave Bean.

My sincere condolences to the Byrne Family. I have fond memories working for John at the old 21 Division. John was one of my first supervisors and I truly enjoyed working for him.

Dear Jackie and family
I know that there are no words that could comfort you at this sad time but you have my deepest condolences for your loss. John was a very nice man. Sympathy and prayers are with you and your family throughout this difficult journey. God bless you and your family. Rest in Peace John

I am so sorry to hear of John’ passing. I worked with him at various times during our time on Peel Regional Police and I always enjoyed my interactions with him. He referred to me as the ” wrong coloured Irishman” and I always enjoyed his sense of humour.

I met John in 1974 when I joined Peel. Always a guy that could make you smile and laugh, and the epitome of a gentleman. He will be sadly missed. RIP John.

Our sincere condolences to Jackie and family.
Ruth Hickey
Lynn and Scott Beaver

So sorry to hear of John’s passing. He was kind and respectful to me as a young, learning dispatcher, and always brought a smile to faces when he was in the room.

My deepest sympathy to the Byrne family for your loss.

Our heartfelt condolences to you Christine and your boys and the entire Martin family

John was a staple at the rinks and it wasn’t quite a hockey game until he was there with Patrick.

He will be truly missed. But his love and presence will long live on in all of you.

May he rest in peace
Krysta, Mike and Holden Cadden

I had the pleasure of having John as my Sergeant. He was a real gentleman with a good sense of humour who earned the respect and admiration of the officers who worked for him. He will be missed but not forgotten.

My sincere sympathy for your loss may John rest in peace with God.

Our deepest sympathy to the Bryne Family. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
My late Husband Bill worked with John on both the OPP and PRP , for many years.
May he rest in Peace, Gods Blessings.

Sincerely, Juanita Brooking and family

My sincere condolences to Jackie and family.. John was a true gentleman,; I so appreciated his help last year at the time of my Bob’s interment. May he rest in peace.

To the Byrne & Martin Families,
It was heavy hearts that we send our deepest condolences to you all for the loss of John. He was a wonderful man– a gentleman– kind, loving, funny… always willing to share a story… an amazing grandpa. His spirit was infectious and his passion for the game never ending. We will miss him seeing him at the arena. Patrick– he will never stop cheering for you.
May love and light carry you through this difficult time and may he live on through each of you.

I first met John Byrne shortly after amalgamation Jan 1st, 1974 and then on many occasions when our careers intersected. John was very much a well respected officers and later supervisor. I left Peel prior to his promotion to Inspector but certainly was not surprised whatsoever. John could always be counted on and was the type of officer who contributed in large measure to the reputation for excellence we soon earned as a Regional Police Service. Please remember that John was always a very sincere and dedicated family man as well as a proud member of Peel Police, Our prayers and thoughts are with you all. Remember the good memories and keep them forever in your hearts.

Dear Jackie and family
At this time I find it difficult to express my sorrow with the loss of my oldest and dearest friend. John was a true pal and we had some great times and
Memorable adventures together
We will miss John. Our condolences to
You Jackie and family
With sincere love and affection
Richard and Joan Wand

Condolences from Patrick & Debbie Daley

To Jackie and family , also to all of the Byrne family,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you. We are so sad for your loss.

Those we love don’t go away,
They walk beside us every day,
Unseen, unheard, but always near,
Still loved, still missed and very dear.
Rest in Peace John,

Melanee Martin 48C PRP

Our sincere condolences to Jackie and family on the untimely loss of John. John was a wonderful character, funny and caring. He applied his common sense into a situation to simplify matters He will be fondly remembered as a good police officer and a good leader.

I would like to offer my heartfelt condolences to members of the Byrne family. During my 30 years of service with the Peel Regional Police I had the honour and pleasure of having John as my Sergeant, S/Sergeant and eventually as my Inspector at the Airport Division. He was a great supervisor to work for and a wonderful human being. I always enjoyed interacting with him at our retirement association meetings and he will be greatly missed by all his former colleagues. R.I.P. John.

Sincere condolences to the Byrne family. I enjoyed working with John at PRP. A straight forward ‘what you see is what you get’ gentleman. He had the strength of his convictions but always had the best interests of the others and the organization at heart. His positive impact on other officers – as reflected in many of the comments here – is a lasting legacy.

Our heartfelt condolences.

John was a wonderful man who was loving, caring, funny and very dedicated. He was a big part of our baseball family and he will never be forgotten. I will miss all his stories and the wisdom he shared.

Have good memories of working with John at the old 21 Division, and later when he was in the Training Bureau and I was in Recruiting, many years ago. Sorry for your loss.

Our deepest condolences to you, your sister and Jackie. John was a terrific person, a wonderful man and friend. He was one of my first Sgt’s on Peel and he took me under his wing and tried to keep me out of trouble . He always said that I was driving him crazy but I knew he said it in jest, well at least I thought he did. His sense of humor was terrific and he always made me laugh. I have many fond memories of our time working together and will always cherish those. I will truly miss him.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Jackie, Christine, Rosemary and Family, Sending our sincere sympathy and love to all the Byrne family. We have known the family for so many years and always enjoyed John’s company and sense of humor. May he travel safely on his final journey home. Rest in peace, John. Love, Ross, Margaret and family.

John was one of the best men I ever knew. When he came onto my shift at 22B, as our new Staff, I was a pain in his side from the get go! He never had anything negative to say to anyone. He took me aside and slowed me down.
He was the best of the best.
RIP John until we meet again in the halls of Valhalla.

Cheers.
Sgt. Rob Lyall #1285 – PRP

To Jackie and family.

Please accept our condolences on the loss of your dear husband and father of your children.
John’s passing leaves a big gap in the many lives that he has touched.

Sincerely, Rick and Joy Maze

To John’s Family and Friends,

I was very sorry to hear about John’s passing.

Deepest Sympathy,
Paul Byrnes

My deepest condolences to the Byrne family. I had the pleasure of working with John during my tenure in Traffic Services. He was a great guy with a contagious smile and laugh and he made sure we had lots of them. He always spoke highly of his family and was proud of all of them. He will be truly missed. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

My Dad and my Son and myself all enjoyed playing hockey with John over the years.
May he rest in peace

Dear Jackie, my condolences to you, Christine and Rosemary . John was taken way too soon.
He may be gone but never forgotten by those who loved him.

John was one of my first supervisors and someone who had an indelible influence in my life and in my career. I want to extend to all my deepest condolences and I hope that cherished memories will help to comfort you during this very difficult time.

To Jackie, Rosemary, Christine, grandchildren and family
Our deepest condolences to all of you! John was such a great man, funny and supportive, he will always be remembered in our hearts and prayers, You will always cherish your wonderful memories and he will forever live in your heart.

God Bless!
Joe, Janice, Nicole,Jennifer Bergie
And Lise Robinson

John was one of my first supervisors and left an indelible influence in my life and my career. I wish to extend to you my sincerest and heartfelt condolences and I hope that cherished memories will help to comfort you during this difficult time.

Jackie, our sincerest condolences in Johns passing. He certainly made his mark here and will be remembered forever by many. Our hearts ache with you in such a great loss. Prayers and hugs to you and your family.

Farewell to our dear ‘wagon master’. Jackie and Stan and I gave John that nickname because he was the one who very diligently organized all our routes and hotel rooms both when we took trips on the Harley’s and when we made our annual trip to Florida. So many wonderful times spent with the Byrnes. John would be so proud of jackie and his family and how they have pulled together during these past two difficult months. Rest in peace dear friend.

Dear Jackie, Christine, Rosemary & family,

Our sincere condolences. We now honor the “Life of John”
Kindness and warmth and all good memories.

Ted & Betty Gryzick

Had great privilege of getting to know John in mid 70s when with Peel. Some great times playing weekly hockey with him at old Bolton arena and a couple of memorable train trips to Montreal to see Habs play in old Forum.
John always exuded a great degree of common sense and good humour. John very often became the centre and the draw to many great conversations which usually ended by all learning something and probably a good laugh to boot.
RIP John. World could use more of your kind.

Keith Lawson
Caledon OPP

To John’s family and friends

Our deepest condolences. May cherished memories comfort you at this difficult time.

With sympathy
Joe and Sally Baldesarra

Jackie

We are so sorry to hear of John’s passing. Our sincere condolence to you and your family and to the entire Byrne family.

Fred and Dorothea Wegner

Deepest Sympathy to the Byrne family.

Christine,

Our deepest sympathy to the whole Byrne family. You are in our prayers.

Dear Jackie and Family,

We were saddened to hear of John’s untimely passing. I had the pleasure of working with John at 21 division and then years later in the duty inspectors’ office. His down-to-earth common-sense approach to things, sense of humour, and congenial manner made him a pleasure to work with always. Seeing John on occasion after retirement, I was glad to see he hadn’t lost that great sense of humour!

Our deepest condolences,

Ted & Carolyn Carroll

Dear Jackie and family,
When a loved one becomes a memory, the memory becomes a treasure.
I will always remember the fun that we had with John on our holidays…he will be missed.
Love Ruth

To Mary Margaret and family. Our condolences to you all.

Dear Jackie and family

Susan and I offer all of you our deepest condolences.

John and I worked together at the Airport for several years and we sure had a bit of fun while we were at it. Our paths crossed many times over the years of our policing careers.

John was a great man, husband, father, grandfather, friend and mentor. While reading the comments here and on the PRP Club there is a common theme, that John was highly respected, well thought of and liked, he was fair to all that he worked with, he will be missed.

Rosemary and family

Sorry to hear about your father. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.

Leslie Kempton

Our condolences to all of your family on this very sad occasion. I Have many fond memories of our family gatherings as children and young adults.

Paul and Marie Leddy
Lindsay On.

Mary Margaret and family, our deepest sympathy and condolences for your loss of a loved one.

Christine, Sean, Patrick and William

My sincere condolences to your family. I know how much he was deeply loved by all of you. My thoughts are with you during this very difficult time.

Amy (Mme) Robertson

Dear Jackie
We were so saddened to hear about John’s passing. We are sending our prayers and deepest condolences to you ,Chistone and Rosemary and rhe entire family.
Robert and Natalie Pfundt

Sincere condolences Christine to you and your family. My thoughts and prayers are with you in this difficult time.

My deepest condolences to the Byrne family on the loss of John.
I worked for him for a couple of years in the Detective office and I am quite certain I was
responsible for many of his grey hairs, but he was a true gentleman and a man of good humour.
I hope you take solace in the many comments from people who knew him

Bruce and Kim Gaskin

We both had the pleasure of working with John. Kim in records where John was her Sergeant and me at 21 Division and later at the Airport where he was my Inspector. Always there for you regardless of the situation and he could make anyone smile. He may have been the boss but we thought of him more as a friend. RIP John , you will be missed.

Dear Jackie, Christine,Rosemary and all the Byrne family, Tony and I send our sincere sympathy, prayers and love to all.
I myself will miss giving him hugs!
So here’s one for you John,
Love Tony & Carole(Wand) Deltin

Our sincere sympathy to the Byrne Family.

While it has been some time since our paths have crossed, I will remember John as a true neighbour from the Gore Road. Always personable and friendly he brought many a smile. John helped me clip my first 4-H calf for Bolton Fair.

From one old Gore Road neighbour to another, Rest in Peace.

Paul & Helen Erwin

So sorry to hear about John’s passing. He was a wonderful and funny person who always did the right things in life. John always told us he was a ‘farm boy’ at heart but we knew him as a fine Police Officer.

Our sincere condolences to all his family.

Hugs from your friends, Ed & Maria Toye & family ox

The Byrne Family
Our deepest condolences to the Byrne family. I knew John on the Peel Regional Police. He was well liked and respected because he was fair and a true gentleman.

Brian & Ann Robson

To the Byrne Family. John will never be forgotten R.I.P.

I worked with John for many years and he was a gentleman and friend. Respected by all, and he will be truly missed.
Rest in Peace

Jackie, Christine and Rosemary,
We were so sad to hear about John, we enjoyed him at many family gatherings. Wishing you all strength as you deal with the loss of a cherished Husband and much loved Father. His absence as a devoted Grandfather will be felt by all his grandchildren

Dear Jackie, Christine and Rosemary and all the Byrne families…

It is so sad to hear of John’s passing.
He was my (Nora’s) St Patrick’s community buddy forever. We knew each other better from Grade one on and were usually in the same classroom until grade 10 in Malton. Many fun times and stories…hayrides and parties at the farm. etc…
Please accept our heartfelt condolences . Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Love…Nora and Terry Jones and the families of TJ, Tony, Doug and Neal Jones.

Dearest Jackie, Christine, Rosemary and family,
Our deepest sympathy and love for all of you. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.
God Bless and may John rest in peace.

Love, Troy, Joanna, Tessa, Brooke and Ella van Haastrecht XOXOXO

I was visiting my sister Evelyn when I heard the news of John’s death from everyone I visited, especially brotherJim who worked with John on the St. Patrick’s cemetery. I was in Grade 1 through 8 with John long long ago. That incredible Wildfield community is now coming together around John and reading the stories, I can see that he was quite a memorable guy who will be missed. My condolences to the family.
Marion Pape (Doyle)

Will always remember our first date was with you and John, Jackie. Will always be thankful that the 2 of you thought Murray and I were a good match. Your friendship over the years gladdens my heart. When Christine was born , he was worried whether it would be a safe world for her. He worked hard to keep the peace. Our hearts and prayers go out to all of you today and always. Lee and Murray

Sincere condolences Jack, Christine, Rosemary, and families, I share your broken heart and along with others, share a lot of the great memories. Bruce talked highly of John and wasn’t long after we married in 1970 and I moved to the community, that I met and got to know you, John and his family. Hugs to all of you.

Mary Margaret and Family. Sorry to hear about the loss of your Brother Mary Margaret. Our thoughts and prayers are wth your Family at this sad time.

Linda and Richard Hignett

To Christine, Sean, Patrick and William. Ron and I offer our deepest condolences to you and your entire family.
Ginny and Ron McMullen (St. John York Mills, Handbells)

Our deepest condolences to the whole family.
From myself and the entire McDonald’s Staff.

Dear Paul and Kathy
Ross and I are truly saddened to learn of your brother’s passing. We are keeping both of you in our thoughts and prayers.
Love, Ellen and Ross Johannsen

To the John Byrne Family,
condolences to you on John’s passing. Will remember him as the tall lanky farm boy whose backhand shot in hockey, at the old Bolton arena, never failed to rise to the rafters before falling in the other teams end.
Rest in peace John.
Bill and Linda Boyle

Our sincere condolences to the Byrne family.
We will always remember John as a good neighbour and true gentleman. We’re so sorry about the untimely nature of his passing and the huge gap he is leaving in your lives.
With sincere sympathy,
Alex and Marg (Fines) Istchenko

Our condolences to the Byrne family

Our thoughts of John go back many years to our teens when we shared many good times and then

memorable holidays together with John and Jackie in the 1970s.

Remember all the happy times and cherish them

Murray and Grace Tomlinson

John was a great friend. We will always cherish the fun times we had together. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

My condolences to all of John’s family. John was a fine gentleman.
Although I lived North of ’17’, I always felt part of the ‘Gore’; especially the Castlemore area; from the school to riding the bus to Bramalea with Paul and Theresa Anne; to cutting hay for Martin, when John would lean over the fence and chat when he got home. Fond memories from simpler times.

John

Words can’t express how deeply sorry we are that John has passed. He was a true gentleman, a loving father, grandfather, brother, friend, an amazing and loyal person with an incredible presence. I will forever be happy knowing my first and only Harley ride was with him. He will truly be missed. Our thoughts, prayers, love and support are with you all. Love, Alfred, Helen, Adrian and Steven Colas

Dear Jackie and Family,
Our deepest condolence on John’s passing. I worked with John on the OPP in the early 70’s plus we were neighbours for a few years in Bramalea. We will always remember his smile and great sense of humour. We are very sorry for your loss.

Dear Christine, Patrick and family

We are very sorry for your loss.
Patrick know that if you are throwing a baseball or shooting a puck
your grandpa will be with you always.
It was an amazing bond to watch.

We need more dad’s and Grandpa’s like John in this world.

We will miss all the farm talk shared at the arenas together and most of all the laughs

Tim, Debbie and Ryan Gray

We are sorry to lose a wonderful friend and a super neighbor. Although we only knew John for a few years, he made a a huge impression on us; John was always willing to help out and give a hand no matter what. To have known such a man has been an honour. We will dearly miss him. Our deepest condolences to Jackie and all the family.

Dear Christine, Sean, William and Patrick,
So sorry to hear about the loss of your Father and Grandfather. May he rest in peace.
May you find some comfort in knowing that you are supported in love and prayers from your church family and friends.
+Patrick & Elizabeth White

Dear Jackie, Christine and Rosemary

It was with deep sadness that we learned of the death of your treasured husband and father. He died too young.

We both had the honour of working with John for many years. He was kind, a true gentleman and had exceptional leadership skills. He will be truly missed.

Our sincerest sympathy

D/S Cindy Favreau #921 (Retired)
Insp. Len Favreau #922 (Retired)
Peel Regional Police

My deepest sympathies to John’s family and to his sisters, Mary Margaret and Theresa, and his brother Paul.
I have good memories of visiting the farm with my grandparents Jim & Bertha Byrne.
Theresa Bridel

I was saddened to hear of John’s passing and I would like to offer my sincerest condolences to the Byrne family. I still have great memories our trips to Malton with the Nuns for grade 9 & 10 and many weekend adventures with John & Rick Wand.
Keith James

My deepest sympathies to the Byrne family for your loss. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.

Barbara Pelley (Rondinelli)

Sincere condolences to Jackie and family. Sorry to hear of the passing of John. Have many fond memories of John when we took the bus to high school.

My condolences to Jackie and family.I was a Sergeant on Johns’ platoon when the new 11 Division opened in 1987 and what a great experience.Never forget the BBQ’s on Gore Rd. or how kind he was to his next door neighbour.
R.I.P. my good friend

Johnny Mo….370(retired)

I’m so sorry for your loss. John was an incredible role model for all. I will remember him as such. I remember him to always be there to help and supportive when needed.
The memories of great times will live on forever.
I’m very sorry not to be able to attend this day for his cellabration of life. Please accept all my thoughts and prayers.
Steve Cheshire

My sincerest condolences to the Byrne Family,

I have known John my whole life, he was always a great man that I really respected & looked up to. You will be missed by all of us,

Deepest Sympathies,
Fabrizio Cella

My condolences to John’s family. I remember him fondly. My thoughts are with you at this difficult time.

Our deepest condolences to you Jackie Christine and Rosemary and the entire family. We just heard of his passing and wanted to let you all know we kept him in our prayers and hoped for a different outcome. We will remember him with fondness and know he will be looking after you all from above, especially his beautiful grandchildren.

Our deepest condolences to the Byrne family , so saddened to see him go so fast. Sorry we just found out. Our thoughts with you all.

We are sad to learn of John’s passing today. Please accept our sincerest sympathies. He will alway be remember for the love he had for his large family and the kindness he showed to us. Your family is in our thoughts and prayers.

On behalf of the Pickett family please accept our sincere condolences on the sudden loss of John. I remember a few years ago the Pickett girls were out on a shopping expedition that ended up at Fine Ford with some truck problems. John entertained us throughout our ordeal and we remembered our times in Wildfield growing up, school and church.

To John’s family
I send my condolences Carol (Swabey)Price, Wildfield John will be misted.

Jackie and family…we’re shocked and saddened to learn of John’s passing.

Rosemary and family, my condolences during this time. My thoughts and prayers go out to you all.

My condolences to Jackie and the rest of John’s family, just hearing of his passing now. It was great to have the pleasure of knowing him.

Jackie, Rosemary, Christine and your Families,

Our sincerest sympathy to all of you on the loss of your husband and father. It’s still hard to comprehend. John was way too young and it was definitely too soon to leave all of us. It was always enjoyable when he contacted us to tell us of something happening up at the Church that involved our Cemetery Group. Or if we were having meetings or cleaning up the grounds. He was always thoughtful with buying us coffees at clean up times. He always had a smile on his face, related old stories of Gore Road life and just wanted to ”make things right” with problems we encountered at the cemetery. He took his position as President very seriously. He was definitely a wealth of knowledge for anything. We will miss that part. We will miss our friend terribly. Please know that our warm embrace surrounds all of you at this time and that Johns memory will live on in all of us. And John, thank you for introducing me to Peel Regional Police.

Brian and Kate Stokes