John LINDBLAD

I remember John with affection tinged with nervousness, from the days he covered the Legislature. I remember him with respect for the way he represented Alberta.

So very sorry to learn of John's passing.A real friend,I will think of him and you have my sympathies.

To the Lindblad Family:
We met John at Monarch Jewellers many years ago, and it was delight to have him stop and chat and do business with us frequently.
He was very informative and always very positive and happy. You have lost a great family member.
Our condolences and prayers.
Monarch Jewellers, Westmount Mall, Edmonton, AB

To the Family of John Lindblad:

On behalf of the staff and patients of the Edmonton Cardiac Institute, our deepest sympathy in the passing of your Father. John made many friends at the Institute. He was a good patient, a gentleman and it was a pleasure to be in his company.

The NOW column was the first thing most Windsorites read and I was no exception. Deepest sympathy to Mr. Lindblad's family and friends.
Pat Bowsher
The Windsor Star (retired)

I worked with John at the Edmonton Journal in the early 1970s. He was a political correspondent and I was a humble copy editor on the night desk. He was a tough, straight-talking, hard-working newsman. Printing ink was in his blood. Sadly, they don't make 'em like that anymore. My condolences to his family.

Mark and Family,

Although I did not know your father personally, it is obvious that the world has lost a truly great man. My deepest condolences go out to you in this time of sorrow.

Take care,
Cori Kody

News of your passing saddened us deeply. We fondly remember our many conversations about family, books, politics and the state of the world in general.You will always be in our prayers. Rest in peace dear friend.