Ian G. Proudfoot

I really enjoyed our frequent discussions at work. Ian always provided me with guidance and wisdom that came from his years of experience in the industry. He was well loved and respected for his knowledge and capability and he built long term relationships with his customers. I will miss him.....

Ann, I am heartbroken to learn of Ian's passing. I remember meeting you and Ian at my parent's 50 anniversary party 13 years ago. Ian and Dad had been friends since childhood in Rockford, and Ian had been one of their groomsmen. And although you remembered our families getting together when all of us kids were little, I don't remember it, so it was a fun "meeting" for me. Then getting to know you both over this last year, after losing first my Dad then Mom...(tracking you down with what...

Please know that your friends love you, Ann, and are here for you. Our hearts are heavy today, and I know yours is too. What a beautiful life Ian shared with you. We are so very sorry for your loss. As you grieve the loss of a wonderful husband, Ian,
that you so loved, remember that you are so loved too.

Ian was one person I looked up to and admired throughout my Rockford Hockey club years. Always eager to help out in any way, with a smile and sometimes a joke or two. Lots of good memories with him and the whole family. You will be truly missed my friend.

Anna Mae,
I am so sorry to hear of the passing of your husband. You are very fortunate to have had such a long and loving marriage. I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers.
Marilyn Paladino

Ian was a wonderful man,good Christian and funny! He was a great friend to the DeBos! He will be truly missed! Love to Ann and the kids.

The Leber Family sends our thoughts and prayer to the Proudfoot family.