John FALCK

My sincere condolences Anita

My sincere condolences Anitia

I was so saddened to hear about your dad Melinda, he was a special guy and I know will be greatly missed by you, Kevin and the girls. My heartfelt sympathy to you, your mum, Janine and families.

Shocked to read of John's passing. I remember with fondness, the regular Friday afternoon meetings at the Crow. Sincere condolences to Anita and the family.

Long time friends, Bob, Eleanor, David & Peter extend oue sympathy to Anita, Malinda, Janine and family.

It took Philips to bring us together but our love of a good laugh to keep us friends. Cheerio John,I will miss you more than you will ever know.

Our hearts will always be filled with the wonderful memories of John visiting us in Winnipeg and our return visits to Calgary. John & Rod shared their love of England and plenty of pints of ale since we first met in 1979/80.

Anita and family, I am so saddened to hear of your loss. John was a role model to all of us who worked with him on caravan committee and grey cup trips. He will be greatly missed. I will be unable to attend the memorial service as I am out of the country but my heart and thoughts will be with you.

I am very sorry for your loss. John was a great man who always made those around him feel special. I enjoyed seeing John at Stampede functions and will miss his smile and friendship. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

My thoughts go out to the family and I regret that I had not seen John since leaving Calgary 30 years ago. I worked with John at Philips at the Calgary branch and always remembered him to be a real gentleman with a dry sense of humour.
Till we meet again cowboy.
Steven Toothill

I will miss sending him a birthday card as it was also Groundhog day and I would tell him I couldn't forget his birthday because of that. I will also miss chatting to him on the phone whenever I would call and Anita wasn't there. He was a wonderful husband to my sister and a great father and grandfather as well.

Anita and family, I am so sorry for your loss.
Sincerely, Marvel Nash

My condolences to Anita and the entire family. What a wonderful, gentle and loving man John was. I have many fond memories of John at the Caravan breakfasts and some of the travels with John to the Grey Cup and Cyprus. He was always such a warm and kind friend. You are all in my thoughts and prayers. Jeff Rolheiser

Prayers from Tom & Leslie Crowe, Coleen & Heather. He was a great collegue and friend..Thanks for being a part of our families lives.

Sorry I can't be there, but my love & thoughts are. I understand the loss you are going through, & as time passes it gets a little bit easier.
Love Jane Pearson, Edmonton

I feel privileged to have known John for over 30 years. He will be missed by all whose lives he touched and enriched. I will miss his hugs and smiling face on those early morning breakfasts and the stories told over a cold beer. Happy trails, John.

I always looked forward to your annual Christmas call, and occasionally I beat you, I will really miss that. Can't believe we met over 30 years ago working together at Philips. I will forever remember your Monty Python stories! Our condolences to Anita, Melinda & Janine.

Although I can't be with you while you remember your loved one, you're in my thoughts from afar.

John was such a wonderful, loving man. He made my day every morning of our Caravan breakfasts with his hugs and greetings. We all have many special memories of him from our times together on the committee. We share your loss and send all of you our love and prayers. He will be missed...love, Gerry, Pat and Connor Longman