4725 Falaise Drive
Victoria, British Columbia
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Rosemary Cameron
December 20, 2014
Sincere sympathy to Shirley and your family. My husband Don always spoke so warmly of Dick with whom he worked at Forestry Engineering. Those were great days by all accounts. Take heart for a life well lived.
December 17, 2014
To be called Giske means your family comes from a group of islands of the coast of western Norway just off the archipelago which ends in the city of Aalesund. The name goes back over a thousand years and the most famous son of this area was Rollo the Viking who became the first Duke of Normandy. Those Norwegians certainly get around. I myself was born on the island of Sula directly opposite Aalesund. It's a small world. Love of birthplace is a great unifying factor. My deepest sympathies. Anne Valdal
Dorothy Taylor
December 17, 2014
Shirley, Karen and family.My prayers are with you and yours at this sad time.
So sorry to hear of Dick's passing.
December 17, 2014
MY deepest sympathy to Shirley, Karen, Jocelyn, Rakel and Abby. He was a very special man and will be greatly missed by a lot of people.
I cherish the many memories of have of Dick while he attended university. He came to our home for family time and home cooking. He always requested that my Mom (his cousin Irene) cook him a spaghetti dinner. He would than proceed to teach my sister, Heather, and I how to slurp the spaghetti strand up (much to our Moms horror)- we thought it was great!!
Dick was a gentleman and will leave a big hole in a lot of peoples heart.
I know that he and Michelle are once again together and will be looking after all his family together.
Love to all of his family.
Pat Medforth
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