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Guest Book
Lenore Pettapiece -
Trochu, AB
Gordon, Sharon and
Nora Anderson - Caron, SK: Our condolences to all of Walter's
family.
Ginny Jackson -
Moose Jaw, SK: I am thinking of all who knew Walter at this sad
time. I had the great privilege of visiting with him--or at least
catching one of his great smiles--as I spent time visiting the residents
at Providence Place. Walter loved his family, his fiddle and his
farming and I so enjoyed having little chats with him over this past
year. May you begin to reflect on the memories of Walter with
warmth and smiles in the coming months. Ginny Jackson
Terry
Grajczyk - Zehner, SK: Thinking of you at this time, Robert and
Penny and family, and wishing peace.
Kay
& John Hoehn and family - Saskatoon, SK: Sincere
sympathy to Robert, Karen, Ellen and their families - with fond
remembrances of good times at Joe McIntyre or Cumming households.
B
McIntyre and Family - Ft. St.John, BC: Walter was a man of
principles. As those principles were sound and included the
minimal use of harsh words, Walter was able to stick to his
principles much closer than anyone I know without making enemies.
Walter always maintained everything he was responsible for in good
order, be it mechanical, animal husbandry, farm lands,
or human relations. His membership in the Mortlach Fiddlers and
the Masonic Lodge are just two of the things that show his appreciation
of bringing happiness to others. Walter has left behind a pair of
boots that will be very loose fitting on anyone brash enough to try them
on. My sympathies go to all his family members and, indeed, to all who
knew Walter.
Vonnie
and Bernie Forbes - Victoria, BC: Our condolences to Walter's
family. The Cummings were close neighbors to the Fergusons and one
of Walter's sisters was my aunt (Nancy) and one was Bernie's aunt
(Margaret). We enjoyed his part in the Mortlach Fiddlers and the times
he joined us in church with his fiddle.
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