Judy my thoughts are with you at this trying time. Klaus and i worked on many construction sites in Alberta.

We must be strong and put our faith in the good Lord that he is in a better place.

Klaus and i spent many hours talking about the site work plus many other things in life.

And you Judy on the site always made sure things were in place and running smoothy.

Klaus will rest with no hurt.

Larry Androsoff

Dear Judy and family, I have so many childhood memories of spending weekends with you and Klaus and my parents as kids My brother, Kelly and I were talking about the one time I threw a sandwich beside the shed and Klaus made me pick it up and eat it. Isn't it funny the things you remember. I remember the house in Calgary and going for walks and drives and having lots of family memories. Even as a adult I enjoyed spending time with Klaus and you. I watched the funeral and wish I was able to attend. My thoughts are with you and the family. Like Sherry said, I was another one of his Lassies. Something I remember. xxxxoooo Michelle Mckiel (Frank/Kathy)

Judy – condolences from my family to you and yours.

I feel honoured to have known and worked with Klaus for over 30 years in the construction industry. Klaus and Judy travelled the length and breath of Alberta to lead construction teams in the construction of many different types of buildings. Their handy work can be found in many Alberta communities including Lethbridge, Banff, Calgary, Ponoka and Fort MacMurray. Klaus has left his stamp on some of Alberta’s most significant built infrastructure such as major hospitals and recreation centers which will serve generations of Albertans to come. RIP Klaus

Seamus McDonnell

Condolences to your family Klaus. You were a part of our family many years ago, good memories of times gone by. A good kind man we respected. Peace. M.George Family.

Dear Judy, my condolences to you in your loss. I think Klaus and Peter have their golden tape measures out and are making sure all is square in the Heavenly mansions.!! Thinking of you. Edith Schroeder, Salmon Arm, BC.

Thinking of you Aunt Judy and your family. Although we never saw you a lot the last several years, we always kept in contact through Mom. Uncle Klaus loved Mom and I’ll never forget how you both looked after her when Dad was in the hospital. I’ll never forget Klaus coming in to say goodbye to Dad after he passed. He gave him a rap on his forehead and said...well Joe, it’s all done! Only I was in the room and rather shocked! He assured me it was a traditional thing to do this....lol...I guess. As a small girl, I always thought he was so handsome! He looked just like ELVIS ! To a small girl, he was pretty special. Once again, myself , Ken and family are sending condolences. He’s now at peace and pain free. God bless you all....

Klaus was my hero when I was growing up Many times he came my rescue.even as an adult he was kind and caring. He was a good big brother... Forever loved ....

Vicki Olson