I wish to convey my condolences on the passing of your father. I first became acquainted with Skippy in the 1960's when he was employed as a welder for our company and was in fact employed many times after that from time to time on various projects and our fab shop until his retirement. I own a cottage at Cumberland Point and would always try to get up to visit him by boat and have a chat. I enjoyed his stories and perspective on many topics. Sometimes he would drop by our place for a visit as well. He will be missed.
Please accept our sincere condolences on the passing of Harold. When our father, Burtis, was unable to get around much, Harold would stop by and they would have great chats. Burtis so enjoyed those visits. Our thoughts are with you at this difficult time. Bob, Carol, Bart and Reid McLean
Wes, Owen and Family, Please accept our condolances on the passing of your father. Even though he lived a long life, it is never easy to lose a father and grand-father. We will be praying for you and the family duting these days.
We send to you our deepest condolences in the passing of your father, grandfather and great-granfather. We all knew Harold as Skippy. He was a good friend of my father, the late Kurt Kappelman. Skippy and my dad worked many a jobs together.My thought are with you all.SincerelyRuth (Kappelmann) Saulnier
To Owen and CarolOur thoughts and prayers are with you as you mourn the loss, however, what a time of celebration for such a lengthy life of father and father-in-law. We covet God's Word, "forever with the Lord."
