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Kevin May
October 15, 2010
Dear cousins,
Please accept my condolences on the passing of your father. He was a very nice man and well remembered by me and my family. It was nice to see Uncle Bill when he visited Dad in Ottawa and when he welcomed us in his home a few years ago when I took my family on a ski trip. He shared many photos and stories about my Dad, Uncle Eddie and him. We are saddened by his passing and will cherish the memories we have of your father.
Sincerely,
Kevin, Jacqueline, Roxanne, Sebastien, Patrick, Malcolm and Cedric
Jill Silverthorne Ferguson
March 10, 2010
The May Family,
Please accept my condolences in the loss of your Father, Bill. Unfortunately, I too was unaware of his passing and was devastated to have missed the Celebration of his Life.
Growing up in Glamorgan was synonymous to living next door to the May family. Although I have many fond memories of those years, two of my fondest memories are as follows:
One was when we... Julie, Roberta, Linda & Irene, and Jan & I regularly gathered together in our backyard for our annual 'back to school' photos. To say we didn't think much of it then, is an understatement, it's times like these that I am very grateful for that shared bond.
My second fond memory was Bill's and my shared love of the 'roaring game' of curling. It was a great day for me when Bill needed a spare for his team, and would 'honor' me with the opportunity to fill in. Bill's obvious joy of sports and his fun loving personality, made the sharing of an event such as this, a memorable one for me.
Always warm and caring, I cannot imagine our lives without the love and support of one of our dearest of neighbours... the May family. The Silverthorne family truly was blessed to have had the good fortune to share our lives with a fine family, such as yours. Thank you.
Once again, please accept my deepest sympathy for your family at this very sad time.
With much love and blessings,
Allan Silverthorne
February 16, 2010
To The May Family,
Please accept our condolences.
Growing up next door to the May family was the greatest thing that could happen to a kid like me and it all started with Bill May. His generosity, love for sports and fair play will live with me forever.
So many kids on our block learned how to ride our bikes because of the wonderful scooter he brought back from his time based in Germany. We learned how to keep our balance with this scooter and then when it was time to graduate to the big bikes we passed it on to the next generation. Moving on to the big bikes had its challenges, but when and if an accident happened Bill had a keen ear to come to the rescue.
Shaun and I had a great time growing up together and one of my fondest memories was when our two dads, Shaun and I would tee off at 7:00 am every Sunday morning at Shaganappi Golf course for many years. Mr. May would share his stories and jokes about the days when he and his buddies would get a chance to golf on leave during World War II.
I spent a lot of time with Mr. May growing up. Whether he was teaching me how to ride a bike, golf, play hockey, use tools, or drive a three in the tree standard truck he was always there for me.
My thoughts and prayers are always with your family and your father.
Allan "Sam" and Hanna Silverthorne
Jan Corner
February 15, 2010
To the May Family:
So sorry to hear about the passing of your dad! It brings back so many memories about the years on Glamorgan Drive. It's the end of an era!
Unfortunately, I didn't hear about the celebration at the Glamorgan Community hall until just a few day ago. I usually read the paper daily, but I obviously missed one. Jill forwarded the write up to us , as we are on holiday in Bali. It was a lovely tribute to your dad and his family.
You are all in my thoughts and prayers
Sincerely,
Jan(Silverthorne) and Jim Corner
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February 5, 2010
Julie, David and Charlotte,
"The Richness of Life Lies in Memories"
May you and your family find Peace and Comfort at this time, and in the days to come.
Our thoughts and Prayers are with you.
Janet, Bob, Kaitlin and Charles Jackson
Beverley Smith
February 4, 2010
Our deepest condolences on the loss of your father. Our family was also a member of the Strathcona Regiment and served in Germany and Calgary with your Dad. I personally remember riding the school bus from the Sarcee PMQ's to school with David and Hillary.
Both your parents were wonderful people and will be missed.
Mollie Lundquist, Beverley Smith (Lundquist) and Maureen McGinnes(Lundquist).
Gord Goodwin
February 3, 2010
Lee and Family,
All of our prayers are with you at this difficut time. May the Lord comfort you.
Gord, Liz and the Kids
Zack May
February 3, 2010
Bill was my grandfather. He was a very busy man, but never too busy to have a cheeseburger, chili and watch the hockey game with me. I was only a young man as he reached the heights of 92 years and tranquilly reflect upon the younger years of his and my life together. He was always in the background of my life but would occasionally bring himself to the foreground. I will remember his support and his love. I will fondly remember our last hours together. He is with my grandmother and they are happily in communion once again. He knew that things weren't right in this world and did what he could to aid in change. He is a venerable soul, worthy of honor. PS, I wonder how St. Peter is going to handle him after all those jokes he was famous for telling down here.
February 3, 2010
Please know that "Uncle Bill" held a special place in the hearts of all of our family. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this time.
God Bless,
Randy & Kathy Wikdahl and family
Carol and Ray Brydon
February 3, 2010
Thinking of you at this time Roberta.God bless.
February 3, 2010
My thoughts and prayers are with you all and my deepest sympathy. Debra Costigan
SUZANNE&DEREK MCKAY(WIKDAHL)
February 3, 2010
PLEASE ACCEPT OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY ON YOUR DAD'S PASSING.
February 3, 2010
As i am currently on vacation in Holland, I will be unable to attend Bill's service. I was one of the adjusters that Bill trained, at the Co-operators. Bill was an excellent teacher and very knowledgeable. I am still in the insurance industry, and owe a huge thanks of gratitude to Bill for his guidance and friendship. My heartfelt sympathy to Bill's family.
Sincerely, Helen Pick
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