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11 Entries
Keith Fisher
June 11, 2024
Bill, I am so sorry to hear of John's passing. It has been many years but I still remember when you two met 40 years ago. John was one of the most interesting people I ever had the pleasure of knowing.
Susan (Scott) Boone
April 6, 2024
I did not know John but my grandmother Alice Miller was his aunt. She spoke of her brother Harry often. Sounds like I would have enjoyed him. My son Johnathan Scott is searching our family tree and it's so special to find family.
Cindy kneebone
May 26, 2021
Without a doubt an angel on earth reminding us to be loving and careing humans to animal , plants and man alike.
Heather K. Bull ( Percival )
April 27, 2021
I was a camper at Wopomeo, and had several chances to see "BIG JOHN" around the camp front docks, and PO, with his Mum/Dad and sisters.
Heard, he was a wonder with the care of his Mum; so admirable, and we know by these above words; He will be missed by his loved ones.
Ron Ayling
April 26, 2021
John was a warm, kind person - I had not seen him since our graduation in June (?) 1967. I wish I had the chance to know him better - one would think 4 years of undergraduate schooling would be sufficient - but each of us were into our own things. And time goes by & I never had the chance in recent years. But thank you John for the memories of a wonderful person.
Sharyn Carlson
April 25, 2021
I am so sorry to hear of John’s passing. He played a very important part in my life for a number of years and I have missed him. I am happy to know he had a loving partner in Bill for so many years and a beautiful garden to share. I have many wonderful memories of John and our time together and will always have a special place for him in my heart ❤
My brother brought me John’s obituary yesterday and I was truly shocked and saddened. I have spent the time since remembering everything about our time together and the many things I learned from him about life and relationships.
Betty Tomsett
April 22, 2021
I came to know John during my many years as a young child and a grown adult at Camp Wapomeo. I can count on one had the number of times our paths crossed. In those short encounters I came to know John as a most kind and gentle soul. After reading his obituary, I sat in silence for quite some time remembering him. I do wish I had known him better but John seemed to be quite content to be in the background. He was very much like his father, the wonderful Dr Harry as we called him at camp. My sincere condolences to his sisters, Swebbs and Bobsie.
Lisa Russell
April 19, 2021
My deepest condolences. Even though we haven’t lived in the neighbourhood a long time, my sons and I would often see John walking the dogs. We’d always stop to have a wee chat and I’ll miss him and his friendly banter.
Robert Lebans
April 18, 2021
Although so did not know John, I spoke with you in the family room in the Palliative Cate Unit on the night he left you. As someone in a long relationship similar to yours with John and going through the same experience now as you and John have just gone through, please accept my most heartfelt condolences, and Goggle and read Maya Angelou’s poem ‘When Great Trees Fall’. Robert
Lisa Windover
April 17, 2021
John will be missed by his neighbours in Lawrence Park. Such a wonderful, friendly neighbour who truly cared. I will miss seeing him walk by my house every days with his dogs.
Roberta Taman
April 17, 2021
John was a kind and gentle man. It was an honour to have known him.
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