Words cannot express how saddened I am to learn of your loss, Janette.
May your happy memories of John give you peace and comfort during this challenging time.
Cristina
I always loved your smile full of joy and mischief and have fond remembrances of crokinole games at the cottage, where you nicknamed me "Hands" Christin Anderson. Such a sense of humour. May you be playing many rounds of golf somewhere, and enjoying a bevvie. xoxo
Dear Janette
Johnny (and I dared to call him that) were friends when we first met at the Toronto School Board in 1992 where we served together as Trustees for six years. Johnny was a stalwart friend in good times and in bad. Irreverent, funny, committed to his beliefs, provided wise counsel and we shared many good times.
When we said good-bye for the last time, he said, "I'm going to miss you. No, you're going to miss me." He's right I do miss you Johnny. I have many mementos from you, many of which you made and I'll remember you.
Cheers my old friend,
Davido (as Johnny would have called me)
A man of great integrity and character.
Rest easy my friend.
To Janette. My sincere condolences on the loss of your partner Johnny. I met and got to know Johnny through curling at Bayview. We did share one bonspiel victory together at Leaside a few years back. Upon being called up to accept the trophy, Johnny grabbed the mike and spoke on our team's behalf. I gladly deferred. He was and eloquent speaker and skilled wordsmith. A live lived to the fullest. Hold close the memories of the life and times you shared. May he rest in eternal peace.