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BORN
1960
DIED
2011
John Loder Obituary
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Stephen
December 24, 2012
Merry Christmas uncle John. Cheers you are not forgotten.
Diane
April 16, 2012
A poem for John:
I have been one acquainted with the night.
I have walked out in the rain - and back in the rain.
I have out walked the furthest city light.
Robert Frost
February 24, 2012
Elaine Grandy
February 18, 2012
I was so saddened to hear of John's passing.I remember John as a warm,quiet gentle man,with a wonderful sense of humor.I lived with John and his sister,Chris,after I finished nursing school and we all worked in St.John's,Nl.We had great fun and shared some wonderful laughs.John had a dry sense of humor that would have me laughing so hard.My deepest sympathy to his family and friends.
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Audrey & Harold Foster
February 4, 2012
Our deepest sympathy is extended to the Loder family.
David&Maxwell Loder
February 2, 2012
Now when we think about your life,
We won't dwell upon its close;
We'll remember all the good times,
And forget about life's blows.
Ever remember by brothers:
David and Maxwell Loder
January 29, 2012
To Rose and the Loder Family;
My thoughts are with you at this sad time.
Viola Lush
January 29, 2012
To Mrs. Fudge and the Loder Family;
I was both shocked and saddened to hear of John's passing.
I met John when he spent a year in high school in Baie Verte, and also through his older sister, Rose, who was a family friend. I knew John as a very quiet and shy person, and also being kidded as being "the smart one".
May he rest in peace, and I wish the family peace and comfort at this difficult time.
Catherine Lush-Snelgrove
January 27, 2012
I knew John as the quiet but funny brother of my friend Chris. My favorite memory of John is when we were teenagers and I would call over to their house to talk to Chris. John would answer the phone before Chris could get to it and proceed to tell me a funny story. He would not let me talk to her until he finished the story. He would do this every chance he could with the same story every time. It always makes me smile when I think about it.
I will always cherish my memories of the time spent at Mr. and Mrs. Loders house with John and Chris.
Yvonne Bath(Brown)
La Scie, Nl
Denise & Darrell Adams (Brown)
January 27, 2012
To the Loder family:
Sorry to hear of John's passing. I remember going for rides with him on his motorcycle. Please accept our sincere condolences
Murray & Michelle Burton
January 27, 2012
To the Loder Family
So sorry to hear of John's passing. We remember him most as the guy with the great motorcycle.Please accept our sincere condolences.
Memories of my little brother ...
Christine Loder
January 27, 2012
John was my little brother. We were just about one and a half years apart in age. We grew up together as siblings and friends, we went to and from school together. He was so smart that he was reading story books to me before I could read well myself.
Our father took us to church on Sunday mornings and oh how he hated that suit and tie. He fidgited so much and would do and say things to make me laugh and on one Sunday morning Dad didn't say "shush," didn't even turn his head, he just reached over and grasped John's knee. There wasn't a sound after that!! Afterward I asked if it hurt and he replied, "I was paralyzed to my toes!"
When we were older and I had friends around, he'd hide behind a door or in my closet then jump out to scare us and we were always taken by surprise.
We listened to the same music, went berry-picking with friends ... he gave me rides on the snowmobile, his motorcycle and when he got his drivers licence we travelled all over Newfoundland.
I am filled with love, gratitude and wonderful memories of my brother.
Katie Penrose
January 26, 2012
John was like an uncle to me, he was my dads best friend for 25 years. He was the nicest person i think i have ever known. He would always build things for me and my sister from scratch like bunk beds and other little things. I know if something had ever happen to my dad i would be able to go to him. He may not have talked alot but i know he loved me and he would do anything for me. I didn't get to see him often and i miss him like crazy. But i know he will always be there with me where ever i go. John i love you so much please stay with me forever.
Katie Penrose.
John's story - from his sister, Rosalie
Rosalie Fudge
January 24, 2012
John was delivered by a midwife at our home in La Scie, Newfoundland.
We came home at lunch time from being outside to find a new baby boy which would be the last child to arrive. Of course us older kids all doted on him. I (Rosalie) was 12 at that time and sometimes I had the unenviable task of changing his diaper which years later I took great pleasure in reminding him. It wasn't long before I was looking forward to the play times, the fun, the laughter and the games as he grew older. At three he was given a peddle car and once he learned how to manoeuvre it he stole Mom's yarn to outline a race course through the house.
Then came his first day of school and after just a few days his teacher had to admonish him for telling her jokes while in class so he asked if he could tell her at recess time. She allowed it and she and his classmates were all privy to the story.
John's sense of humor became obvious early in life. He became an avid softball player while at school in La Scie and always a straight A student. He left home, went to college to become a machinist – precision was always utmost with him – the yarn race track was proof of that. He spent almost 25 years at B.C. Instruments in Schomberg Ontario working at his chosen trade.
John's visits back home were a joy for all of us, especially our parents and at Christmas he sent so many gifts to delight and surprise we couldn't help but love this generous man who was once a little "imp."
John's sister, Rosalie
24 January 2012
Paul Elliott
January 23, 2012
John, you will be greatly missed by family and friends. You were a great man with an excellent sense of humor.From the first time i meet you at your sister Rosalie's and Roy's home in NL, we formed a friendship that will ever remain special to me. You were great to my family,especially my children.As for myself I will always remember you as the man who said"hey,it's only money, I'm on vacation."
Paul Elliott
Diane McKeage
January 23, 2012
Diane McKeage
January 23, 2012
Diane McKeage
January 23, 2012
Diane McKeage
January 23, 2012
Diane McKeage
January 23, 2012
Diane McKeage
January 23, 2012
Diane McKeage
January 23, 2012
John
Diane McKeage
January 23, 2012
January 8, 2012
The Loder Family
Sorry to hear of John's passing, you are in our thoughts and prayers.
Maxwell & Kathryn Warren
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Peter Lemmens
January 5, 2012
I had many great conversations with John over the past 25 years. John had a sense of humor that I could relate to as well as a vast knowledge on many subjects. John will be greatly missed.
Roger Conzelmann
January 5, 2012
I will remember John's dry sense of humour as well as his keen technical ability.
Dorothy Fisher
January 5, 2012
The thoughts of many are with you at this time of sorrow. John will truly be missed.
Eugene Kokbas
January 3, 2012
Please accept my deepest sympathies, John will be greatly missed.
January 3, 2012
"We remember the good you brought about and pray that the pain you suffered has helped you to find your peace"
Britta and Bruno Conzelmann (Alliston, On.)
Britta & Bruno Conzelmann
January 3, 2012
"We remember the good you brought about and pray that the pain you suffered has helped you to find your peace."
Jen Fryer
January 3, 2012
John will be greatly missed, his sudden passing has been such a shock. He truly was a great man.
Jon & Kristin VanHemert
January 3, 2012
You are in our thoughts and prayers.
January 3, 2012
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