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Gary McFarlane
August 10, 2020
Just heard the sad news. My sincere condolences to Ian, Kim, Janet and all the family.
Harry was a big supporter of mine in all my years of coaching in the Huskies and with the Kilty B's. He was always a joy to be around because of his stories and jokes.
Many fond memories from our trips to Quebec for the Peewee Tournament in particular him tubing and rafting at the winter snow park, out lasting most of us when he was well into his 60's.
Will forever remember him, may he rest in peace.
Sandy muir
August 9, 2020
Another star in the heavens looking after us
Robert Rankin
August 9, 2020
Ian
I never met you father, but he must have been quite the guy. I am truly sorry for your loss. By now he’ll have taken, in the words of that beautiful love song Loch Lomond, the low road to his beloved Scotland.
Bob Rankin
Lloyd Williams
August 9, 2020
Ian,
Please accept my condolences on the lose of your father. My thoughts are with you and your family.
Lloyd
Maureen Truman
August 9, 2020
Janet, I was so sorry to hear about the loss of your Dad. Please accept my sincere condolences. Sending you a big hug xx
Bob Martin
August 9, 2020
Ian and family:
My sincerest condolences on the loss of your dad. May his memories be a blessing to you.
Jan
August 8, 2020
Our sincere condolences .... Harry is our Uncle ... My father's little brother.,.my father Robert Martin Fotheringham...died at 72....you are blessed to have had Harry in your lives for so long...a day doesn't go by that I don't think of my Dad...they were great men ...I wish I knew more of their lives together...I have a feeling they made a great team...lots of laughs...hard work and love... Cherise your memories... great picture... love Jan Robert and Alan Fotheringham
Greg Stewart
August 8, 2020
So sorry to hear of your loss. He was a special person and I always enjoyed being around him. Greg Stewart
Phil Steeves
August 8, 2020
Very sad to hear of the passing of “Hal”...such a nice man ...very generous and kind. Many fond memories of Hal and Helen and family sitting in the lounge at the old Wentworth triple rinks with a big plate of fries for the wee kiddies while we were on the ice trying to teach the older wee kiddies how to play hockey!!
A sad day for the Fotheringham family...our deepest condolences to you- Ian and Marlene Kim and Paul Janet and Terryand the rest of the family!
Larry Larson
August 8, 2020
My sincere condolences to your family. Harry was a great guy!
Gumper
August 8, 2020
Ian, I am very sorry for your and your family's loss.
Your Dad was a very special man, who by all accounts, spread love every step of his way through life.
I remember many kind words from him when we played hockey together.
I still have this very clear picture in my mind of your Dad, who seemed to be a fixture at all our hockey games, perched at the top of rink, leaning on the top rail.
Rest in peace sir, after a life well lived.
Mike Cole
August 8, 2020
Ian and the entire Fotheringham Family. My deepest condolences to you all. Harry was so unique in his own way. The pride shown for his family was remarkable. He loved to travel to each and every sporting event, mainly hockey, to watch Ian play. Even as a senior, Harry would travel around the province to watch Ian play for the Hamilton Police Tournament Team. He was the team “Dad” at each event. His memories have been embedded in each person he has met in his lifetime.
Mike Cole
Holli
August 7, 2020
My deepest condolences to the entire family. Harry was one of my favourite people to sit and chat with, as he had so many great stories to tell!
The love and devotion you all showed Harry was a beautiful thing to witness, and it was an honour to have met you all as we came together to care for your Dad.
Sending love,
Holli
( from The Meadows)
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