Condolence: moduretic

Condolence: Dear James Paul maryAnne and Stephen

It seems like a short time since your father died
I shall always remember the kindness that he showed to my mother. I always wondered how they communicated when she spoke so softly and he was deaf but they were great friends
I also, barely, remember when Paul and Stephen were servers at St James
May the Lord uphold you'd you as you proceed through life without Bill

Judy

Condolence: I had the privilege of meeting Bill at the adult day program. I taught exercise classes for a couple of years there.
Who could not love this man!
I admired him down to my toes.
His sense of humour and his determination were a gift to us all.
My condolences to his family I know he Will be greatly missed.

Condolence: Warm thoughts to Stephen and the Shosenberg Family. I just saw the notice of your Dad's passing. Always remember the great times together. Condolences to everyone. Faye.

Condolence: My sincere sympathy to all of the "Shosh" family. Mr. Shosenberg's smile and sense of humour will be long-remembered by many. Special thoughts for Steve and Paul, from "Mary Eddy"

Condolence: Our condolences to your families. Bill had a full long, life, it still is not easy to say good-bye. With the full life, comes your memories and heal the hurt. Our thoughts and prayers are with all.

Condolence: Bill's was a life very well lived; I will remember his smile, humor and the twinkle in his eye; the hereafter will be a livelier place now that Bill and Doreen are there together;

Condolence: So sorry to hear athers passing. I fondly remember playing in the wood piles outside of the work shop. I still have the last "clothes horse" that your father made.
My thoughts are with you.

Condolence: To Bill's family, particularly Steve and Paul, whom I know best from FFPS and FFSS - it was an honour to have known your father, to have entertained him on occasion, and it is with humility that I acknowledge his service to our country. You have so many memories to share, and which will sustain you in the years to come. Rest well, Bill.

Condolence: What an amazing gentlemanBill was. I first knew him through the church where he frequently volunteered to help out. Then inthe 1990s. He became a driver for my mother to the Lindsay Adult Day Care. They became friends and he treated her wonderfully. Bill was a gentle man who shared his timgreely to help others. I am sure the you will really miss him. My condolences to the family and May he rest in peace now rejoined with Doreen