Condolences
Dad I know you are now with Mom as you come up to a year not here for me to go to movies with and ask fatherly advice. I miss you both so much it hurts you both will be happy to know I am doing ok and everyone is checking up on me. I will be with family for Christmas so that should ease some of the pain.
Love always to you both!!!
Marg,
I love you and you know I loved Nick too! We go back many years to dear old Belfast, Northern Ireland, where we used to double-date together! Friends for all these years – my heart goes out to you for I understand so completely what it is to lose a beloved husband! Love and sympathy to you and your lovely Leigh-Anne.
Marg and Leigh-Anne,
I was deeply saddened to hear of Nick’s passing. My thoughts are with you.
Dear Marg & Leigh-Anne – I did not know Nick’s wife & daughter but & I met & knew Nick through our mutual fascination with casino gambling. The last time my wife & I met Nick was at the Stampede Casino where we spent a good hour having very pleasant conversation. Nick was a delight to talk to & be around. I shall miss him & think of him fondly. My condolences to you & your family. Fred & Florence Chivers–Radium B.C.
Marg and family, please accept our deepest condolences on Nick’s passing. We will miss the times and laughs we enjoyed during the many Police Veteran parties.
Stu and Annie Orr and Family
Marg it has been almost thirty years since we got together and I still remember the many fun times we had
together. My sincerest condolences to you and Leigh-Anne
Having spent most of our adult lives in the Calgary Police Service I will remember Nick with affection. Wollene and I send sincere condolences to you, Marg and Leigh-Anne.
Dear Margie & Leigh-Anne;
Very sorry to learn of Nicky’s passing.
It is only 27 days since Stan has gone
& to know that Nicky followed so soon
is heart-breaking.
You have my sincerest sympathy
Helen Craigan
Ah Nick, the stories you told us! You should have written a book about your time in Hongkong, your detective adventures and the saucy secrets you shared with us about celebrities that crossed your path along the way. I first met Nick and Marg in 1962 when they took me to my first CFL game – my husband Don was a player with the Saskatchewan Riders – he explained this strange game to me, because I thought that Don was not very good – he was always on the ground! Nick laughed his boisterous laugh – ” That’s his job, Sylvia!”
Nick was an original! Over the years we broke bread
often and enjoyed Marg’s great cooking. The last time I saw Nick was in 2006 – the year my Don passed away. By that time he was an expert informant on the latest “Hit TV shows.”
I will always fondly remember the great sense of humour of our friend Nick, the big Irish
teddy-bear. Now Nick, you can shoot the breeze with my Don at the pearly-gates. We have our memories and they are locked in our hearts forever.
Love and hugs for you Marg and Leigh-Anne
Your friend always, Sylvia and family
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