Alfred SPENCE

Joyce and family, We will miss Alf's presence at our shows. We always looked forward to their cheery greetings, and their insightful commentary after the shows. We will always remember him.
North Vancouver Community Players.

Alf was truly a “Renaissance Man”. He was interested in everything worthy of his curiosity and investigation, accomplished in an enormous range of pursuits, and he lived his life to its fullest. He was an inspiration to all who knew him and I feel very fortunate to have been his friend.

We shared interests in broadcasting, electronics, automobiles (especially of the British persuasion), aviation, music, and the joys of life in general. We could talk for hours on any of the above, and often did. I will miss him very much.

Rest in peace, good friend. I will try to remember the things you taught me. It was an honour to have known you.

Joyce and Family: I am truly sorry to hear of Alf's passing. He is certainly well remembered and regarded by me. I grew to know Alf during my years at CBC where he became a friend to me and my family..sharing music and even building a hi-fi/stereo module in our home. We shared, for instance, a great love of the a cappella harmonies of the Hi-Lows singing Quartet! Over the years Alf transferred some of my old music library onto newer technologies and I've been ever grateful. Farewell to a good and generous spirit. Sincerely, Eleanor Collins

Alf was a wonderful person with a Hugh heart. It was a great pleasure to have known him. He inspired many people with his positive attitude . He was a very honest man and called it as it was. He will be missed. Our condolences to out to Joyce and the family.

It was a pleasure to know Spence, We were both members of the Vancouver Magic Circle. He will be missed. Dennis & Melody Hewson.

To Alf's family,
Alf was a great friend to me during the 25 years that I knew him. He was a source of information and knowledge, and I treasure the times that he came to my shop in North Vancouver. Always willing to help in any way he could, he will surely be missed . Thanks Alf for everything,
Frank Redavid