John W. Dyk

Dear Rosie and family,
This is your long-ago teacher reaching out from the past to write and express my sorrow for the loss of your dad.

An old song but still a blessing to many of us concludes, "We'll say 'goodnight' here but 'good morning' up there. We haven't been to Bozeman for some years but remember our last visit to Grace (before the new building). John was sitting in his usual place as in the fifteen years we served.
Though we may sorrow be assured he will rejoice in the Lord's presence.

God bless you all.

Glenn and Ruth Smouse

Darlene and Rose,I am so glad I got to spend some time with Uncle John last summer. It is so hard to lose your parents but just think he is running around in heaven with your Mom and Roger and all his brothers and sisters. May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived. Love you both.

I was sorry to hear of this! You are in our prayers. We are glad to have so many good memories of your dad.

Darlene & Rose
We are sorry to hear of the loss of you father, you are in our thoughts and prayer in this time
Ken & Judy Moss

Darlene -
We are so sorry for your loss - your father was very lucky to have such a wonderful, caring and devoted daughter.
You are in our thought and prayers.
Sam and Cheryll Clark

Darlene and Rose,
I know how hard it is to lose your dad. Remember the good times, the laughter and fun he had farming. His eyes always glowed when talking about crops and how many bushels per acre he was getting. We love you and are here to support you always! Lorraine and John