Terry, Wayne, Phyllis, Jean & Isabelle: With deepest sympathy, you have lost a great man, your father. I will never forget how great/funny an uncle he was to me. He was a father of love for all of you and would go out of his way at anytime. I always think of him and all of you the great times we have had growing up. The only good thing about this is he no longer has to suffer, the bad thing is we all will miss him so very much. Think of all the great days you had and now he will be with your mom to rest in peace. Love Cindye, Janelle, Schevann Sr, Trekk, Porshea, Schevann Jr. (Spooner Family)- California

Dear brother;

We planned a whole year to come and visit with you knowing you were ill, but when my heart stopped for a beat, you were telling me you are going to pass on and could'nt be with me. As you were last in the family to pass on, being one of the family that had served in all three services in Canada in world war two. Army Navy and Airforce. You served your country then, so we all could be free.

Let the golden gates open for you now to take care of you, till we meet again. Love from your brother CEC and wife Audrey from Calif.

Terry, Phyllis, Jean and Isobelle...My sincerest condolences in the loss of your father. Even though we expect our parents to leave this life before us, we are never ready for that to happen. The pain feels like it will never end, and truly, it never really does. But it does get easier to live with over time. You'll find that you only thought of them once that day, not a thousand times. And you will smile, and think of how much you love them, and they will always be a part of you. May you soon find peace.