Condolence: I work at BBR and we often worked with Al at Drillco over the span of many years.

I always enjoyed chatting with Al, about his farm, the house, his girls...His stories, humor and laugh always kept me engaged. Many years later, he still called to "check in", something I thoroughly enjoyed. Al was a genuine man that kept true to his farming roots. He will be greatly missed!
My Heartfelt thoughts are with Al's family & friends.

Condolence: Our thoughts are with Kim and her family.

Condolence: Dear Kim and family,
Our deepest condolences for the loss of your father. He sounds like an accomplished man who lived his life to the fullest.

Blake and I know only too well the pain of losing a father. That said, we know that in time, your tears and sadness will be replaced by smiles. We wish you strength and courage, and hope this poem brings you some comfort:

"Death leaves a heartache no one can heal; love leaves memories no one can steal".

Most fondly,
Diane and Blake

Condolence: My condolences to Al's family, neighbours and friends. I have not seen Al since Christmas Eve when I visited him to thank him for his business and his friendship. I got to work with him to achieve what he wanted for his kitchen renovations. Al was a man who would listen to your ideas, assess them and revise them to exactly what he wanted. I loved that about him. He had great plans for his lovely stone home and had made such wonderful progress. Al spoke fondly of his family and was proud of the business he had built before retiring. I will miss his smiling face and warm welcomes.