Hank RYPKEMA

Dear Marg & family We are so sorry to learn that Hank has passed away We have so many fond memories of him from the get togethers with Alf & Hilda to being our neighbours at Valley Tower. We will remember his smile & joking nature Rest in Peace, Hank

Ron & Karen Wegner

Dear Chris and family: Condolences on your fathers' passing. We will always have fond memories of him.

Dear Chris and Family, Our condolences to you and your family, Our thought and prayers are with you at this time, Rest in Peace Om Henk.

Our prayers are with you and the family.
Glad and Bob Wilson

Sincere condolences to Margaret and extended family. Fond memories of many visits in past years in Kelowna, playing board games, celebrations, lunches, etc. Will miss him. Always caring with an infectious smile. RIP Hank,!

With sympathy, Jan Miller

Marge and Chris, my condolence to you and your families. Hank had a huge influence in my life. As a Friend to my Dad, Hank sponsored our immigration to Canada and hired me in 1955 1962; where I was able to complete my apprenticeship. He taught me estimating and design that gave me a great start in my own business and engineering career. Thank you for your kindness and (brave) service during the war.

Dear Chris and family, Please accept our condolences for the loss of your father. I'm sure you have many fond memories of his life well lived.
Peter and Jordyce

He and Hepke Paauw (died 2017 october 19, Waterford Ontario) were the last of the 25 heroes who liberated 51 people from the prison of Leeuwarden on December 8 1944. Lest we forget!

To The Family of Mr. Rypkema

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. Rypkema, THANK YOU for your service and sacrifices you made during WWII to help make this world a better and safer place for all to live.

At the going down of the sun and in the morning we shall remember them.

Rest In Peace Sir
Lest We Forget

A PROUD CANADIAN Veterans Daughter
Donna Phillips

To The Late: Donald Martin Phillips
1922-2015
WWII Veteran 1941-1945