Henry TROUT

betty I am so sorry to hear about henry. I know what a wonderful relationship you two have . I still tell stories about Henry's long surviving turkey. he was a very kind man Take care my friend Lucille Bechard Johnstone in mexico

Sorry to here of the passing of Henry. May God Bless Him.

We were so very sorry to hear of Hank's passing. The very first time I met Hank was in Wilcox during the war and he was on leave from the navy. First sailor I ever met on dry land! We enjoyed each other's company then and that lasted throughout our lives. I have always considered Hank one of my very best friends and will miss him dearly. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Take care.

Sincere sympathy, Betty, on Henry's passing. You will have many great memories of a long marriage and many travels. I still see Henry farming!! We haven't seen each other for quite a long time now, a change from when we used to drive home from work together in the winter time. I will remember Henry in my prayers, and you as well. All the best.

Betty so sorry to hear of Henry's passing. He always brightened my day and everyone else that he met at our clinic. They don't make them like that anymore.

Our deepest sympathy Betty with the passing of Henry. May the many fond memories of your life together bring comfort to you now and in the days ahead. We always enjoyed our farming visits with Henry and I will always remember what a great dancer he was.

Dear Mrs. Trout,
Shelly and I will always remember Mr. Trout's friendly visits after our move to Lakeview Place. He will be missed by many.
Sincerely,
Susie Ross

Our sincere condolences to Betty and family. Hank had a great sense of humour and was a wonderful neighbour. We salute his service to our country in WWII.

My sympathy t o you Betty. I remember the nice visits at your place and the dinners we shared. Evelyn and Clint Stewart told me that Henry had been in poor health for the last while. They willb e sad too as he was a great friend of theirs Anita Armstrong, (nee Stewart)