Wilbert CALLIHOO

We sure miss the annual visits with you and Homer. We think of you often and the good times we shared together.

Carolyn Farrell

It is hard to believe its almost a years since you left us. We knew you had made plans to be present at the Final Grafton Tournament on the 3rd weekend of Jul, but it wasn't to be. Please know you were missed and that your name formed a portion of the Closing Remarks. Carrying on our old traditions in the Grafton Arena, Lynn, Carol & I as well as Ewart proposed a toast to your memory. I certainly miss our long telephone conversations and sharing a cool Canadian as well as receiving the annual Christmas Card from "Canada".
Your old Grafton Buddy,
Jack Kernaghan

Rest in peace Wilbert. Always enjoyed our talks at the ball parks around North America. What a surprise the first time I met you when I found out that you were related to my Aunt ! Will miss our talks and your sense of humour. All my best to "Homer"
Doug VanOs

RIP Wilbert. It was always a real treat to sit and talk to you at the major fastball tournaments around North America,especially after the first time we met and you told me you were related to one of my aunts in BC.

Doug Van Os Ottawa,On.

Ben and I are really sorry to hear about Wilbert's passing. We just found out now. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

The "kindergarden crew" will always remember "Wilber". Very kind and humble man. You were my wifes favorite guy to sit with at the park! lol

wilber was A man with passion for the game of softball, he followed many teams throughout north america, ISC Tournaments,Canadian championships and regional events in alberta.I would and have many times thanked him for his sponsership of the Edmonton express the 1999 canadian senior mens champions. my friend I will miss the(Hey Wagner get over here)when ever he seen me at the events mentioned prior we always had good chats and giggles.Take care my friend.

Wilberts' intellect, wit and wisdom had, or will have, few equal's in the oilpatch. It was an honour too know and work for him. That was a mighty tough kelly that you drilled so rest in peace Wilbert.

Enjoyed very much my many conversations with Wilbert at the Ballparks all across North America. He always amazed me with his knowledge of the sport, past and present and his great love for the game of Fastpitch. He was one of the good guys.You will be missed by all the boys

I have talked to Wilbert on several occasions at ball tournaments in Ont.He was a great fan but more importantly a super individual.My condolences to the family.Ewart Timlin,Cobourg.

RIP Wilbert.
You will be missed at the ballpark.

The Callihoo Family
We have known Wilbert since the late 60's and considered him a good friend for well over forty years. He will really be missed at all the Oilmens and Oilwives functions.

Callihoo Family
It's never easy to bid farewell to someone who is so dear to you. In sorrow may it help to know that there are many who care and share your grief.
Ray & Vicky Gurba, Spruce Grove, AB