Arn LANGNER

Your Dad was a special man who was a big part of our "extended" family. My condolences to you all. Sorry to have missed the celebration of his life. My Mom, Dorothy Trevoy, would like to contact Pat and I could find no other way to make this request so am sending it along here. You may reach me by email at [email protected]
May God's comfort and peace surround you at this time.
June Trevoy

Dear family of Arn,
Arn and I had developed a good friendship in the last few years. I sincerely wish that I would have known of his passing. Please take my condolences late though they be, and know that his love for the Lord Jesus Christ was something that was very important to Arn. He had attended Morinville Baptist Church a couple of times. I will miss going to visit him at his lovely acreage in Legal. I had wished I had had the opportunity to meet the family. May the Lord bless you.

Rest in peace Great Uncle Arn. Although we only met once, it was a pleasure and honour to have had the opportunity to hear your stories and get to know you a little - such a special person with such a zest for life and a tremendous sense of humour. Sincere condolences to all the family a think this sad time, and thinking of you over the holiday season.

I'm so sorry to hear that your father passed away. Your dad was always full of life and such a pleasure to talk to. His stories were always enjoyable and we will miss his visits.

To the Langner family....it was a great pleasure knowing your father of such great wisdom. We will miss visiting with him and always treasure his great war stories. With sincere condolences, Norm & Georgette Cyr

I enjoyed meeting him at Pat's place at Christmas. He was friendly and lively. I'm not surprised he survived a plane crash. My condolences.

To the Family of Mr. Langner,

Although you do not know me I wish to send my condolences for your loss, may you find Courage, Strength and Love moving forward.

Mr. Langner, Thank you for service and sacrifices you made during WWII to make this world a better for all to live.

In Flanders Field a Poppy shall grow in your memory.

Rest In Peace Sir
Lest we Forget

A Proud Veterans Daughter
Donna Phillips
To the Late: Donald Phillips (WWII Veteran 1941-1945)

We will all miss him. I hope everyone can celebrate his life and remember all the good things. He would have wanted everyone to be happy...

I loved your ability to tell a story - or two - and laugh gleefully at life's (mis)adventures. I loved my mom's excitement every time her "little brother" was coming for a visit. I will miss my favourite uncle deeply and treasure the time spent with you always. Much love Marilyn

Very sorry for your loss.

Phyllis and Jack