Peter HEYBROEK

I don't know if you will remember me Rick, but we were friends in Montreal in the early 80's. I was a neighbour of your parents on Cedar Avenue, and enjoyed many a conversation with both of them,often while walking our dogs on Mount Royal. In fact it was your mother who suggested I meet you to talk about McGill, and I subsequently worked with you at Canadair. I recently found out that your father had died, and that your mother also died, and I just wanted to tell you how very sorry I was to hear the news, even though we had not been in touch for many years. I would love to hear from you Rick,if you feel so inclined sometime.

Even though I only met your Father once I never forgot the amazing impression that he made upon me. I was visiting Joan W in Montreal and together they showed me a beautiful time. He made the best drinks, delicious eggs benedict and told the best stories. And handsome to boot! Joan W loved him dearly and I am sorry to say that I'll miss seeing him next time I'm visiting Montreal.

Dear Rick (&Jane) and Jane (&Simon), So sorry to hear your dad has gone to join your mother, he was such a nice man. Is your uncle Bill still in Courtney?
Lot's of love from the West Coast,
Howard (Bob) and Val Smith

I could not have wished for a better Father-In-Law. You were one of the most delightful, charming, elegant gentlemen I have ever had the pleasure to meet and I shall miss you. Fondest love, Jane, Too.

Dear Peter and Jane-

We are all truly sorry for your loss.

Walter Laura James-David Juliana Andrew

Dear Joan
We are greatly saddened by your loss.
We have great pleasure recalling meeting Peter at Royal Montreal Curling Club events.
Best wishes to you.
Anne Dixon-Grossman and Stan Grossman