Teresa Michael Steve and Sheila, I am very sorry to hear about the passing of John. As you know he was a bigger than life figure in all our lives. My heart is with you in this time of sorrow. God be with you and let this time pass quickly. M
Dear Theresa: Please accept our sincere sympathies and extend them to your family. My dad (Henry Wyse) always spoke so highly of you and John and he valued your friendship highly. I will always remember John and "Lucky" stopping by Dad's for a glass of wine and a shared laugh.
Please accept our upmost condolences to all the Gillick family members.I remember John farming with my uncle Jim, and would laugh at their antics.I always looked up to him,and will miss him dearly.
Dear Sheila and family, Although I did not have the privledge of meeting John, I have enjoyed the stories and memories that Sheila has shared with me. It is always hard losing your Dad, but just remember he is at peace and that you were able to be with him to say goodbye. His memories will live on in his children and Grandchildren. My thoughts are with you, your mum and , the rest of your family. Gail, Justin, Alex & Brianna
I remember working in tobacco at Teresa and John's farm on Back Street. John had a good sense of humour but you also knew when to steer clear! He and my cousin Gerald were great friends and I will remember him fondly. My sympathies to the family. Rest in peace John. Gord Baker
Dear Theresa, Steve, Karen and the rest of the family. We were saddened to learn of John's recent passing. It is always hard to say goodbye to a parent at this time of year, but I hope you take comfort in the fact that he is at peace. Sincerely Duncan & Dorothy
