Dear Marg and family, I know I am very late with my condolences but I was just told by Aunt Glenny that John had passed away. I do not know your address so decided to look up the funeral home on the internet. I am very sorry for your loss of a great guy, husband , father, grandfather and friend.We had many good times with the Trupish family and my memories are often of our fun as I get older and go through pictures. I hope you get this email and next time I come down that way I will stop by in hopes you are at the same address in Rodney. Sincerely Hope
Please accept our sympathy to you and your family. We will always remember John as a card player. This was always his enjoyment. Francis and Ruth from Ridgetown.
Tom and I wanted to let you know that you are in our thoughts and prayers as you go threw this time of sorrow. Life certainly has it's up and downs! A celebration of marriage on Sat. and a funeral of a loved one on Friday. Marg-I enjoyed our visit Sat. evening, talking about your friendship with Helen and visiting with your family. May the memories of the good times help you threw the next few weeks and months. Mary Lou & Tom
Dear Marg and Family: We were very sorry to hear of John's death. I hadn't seen him for many years, however I have vivid and happy memories of the many years that he worked with Dad and the ambulance staff in Rodney. I'll always remember him as a friendly, dedicated man. It was an honour to have known him. Sincerely, Paul Padfield
To the family our deepest sympathy,and I'll always remember uncle John as the caring loving person he was and will truly miss him;Rest in peace uncle. All our love, Stella & Steve Kowalchuk
We deeply regret your loss of such a fine man and truly wish you strength in coping with this loss. We can only live with the glory of his life and the positive contribution he made to his family, friends & society. Sincerely, Ron & Levia
