Dorothy and Families
Very sorry to hear of Angus's passing. He was a very nice person and Dorothy was best of friends with my mother at Clear Lake and Brandon. He will be missed by all that knew him.
Barrie Mellin, Wanda, and the Haverstock and Speight families
Dear Dorothy and Family! I'm so very sad to hear of Angus' passing! I so enjoyed any visits we had. Very hard journey for you all to navigate his loss. He sure will be missed!!! Love to you all!
Very sorry to hear the news of Angus's passing. Keith has fond memories of him back in the snowmobile days when Dorothy packed an extra set of teeth just in case he broke his. They had fun on the Pas Heat Fund Ride.
Our sincere condolences to Dorothy, Wayne and Marion and family and Brenda's family.
Keep your memories close at heart, remember the good times..
Sincerely Keith and Marlene. Angus was a wonderful man and has left his legacies behind.
Dear Dorothy, Wayne and family: I am deeply saddened to hear of Angus' passing. He was a man I admired and respected for the greater part of my life. Not only was he the father of my closest friend of many years but also my first employer. He always made me feel like I was part of his family and was a second Dad to me during my youth. He showed me a strong work ethic and I hope he knew how highly I regarded him.
Murray and MaryAnn Pierce
My first job in life at age 14 was painting a picket fence for Angus some 44 years ago. Then did a few odd jobs at Pains Industries for him that same summer. (My older brother worked for him building trailers). I always found Angus to be a fair and extremely nice guy, always had time to stop and say hi. I respected him greatly.
I will miss you greatly Uncle Angus but will always cherish my memories from time at Clear Lake with you and Aunt Dot. You both will always be in my memories of all the family fun times spent together, all the years of holidays, summer and winter: Love Bruce
