Dear Sarah, Emma and Family

Memories of Nigel are always linked to family occasions or visits to Canada so inevitably it was always 'Ann & Nigel' - he was a great brother-in-law and with Ann made everyone welcome and gave us their time and hospitality.

You will have a great reminder of your Dad with the 'cabin' at Lake Windemere which with your help became their ideal getaway.

Good Memories but sad that we can no longer share time together.

Our love to you all, Carol & Al

Dear Sarah and Emma and families, so sorry to have heard the news. We first met Uncle Nigel as children at our Ty Gwyn family get togethers. A warm, reserved and positive man, always obviously delighted to see us or, more recently, hear us on the phone. Our few visits to Calgary, the cabin and Becker's chalets were great adventures and treasured memories. A new chapter ahead now. Mark Woolfrey and family (nephew in the UK)

Dear Emma Dave, Teagan and Aiden,

I was so sorry to hear of the passing of Nigel.

We had been friends since our days in Medicine Hat and Nigel was always a wonderful companion, gentlemanly, good natured and very witty.

I also met his mother in Somerset at the time of Nigel's and Anne's wedding.

He had the perfect combination of a great personality I am sure we would all love to have.

It has been a great pleasure to have known him.

Dear Emma, Dave, Teagan, and Aiden;

I am saddened to hear of your Dad's passing. My wife & I were members of the Calgary Gyro Club and on several occasions would stop at Nigel & Anne's cabin on the lake on the way home from our Interim convention in Fairmont. The immaculate and precisely wired electrical panel was awed by all the guys stopping by. I have never seen beautiful workmanship to this day. The family can be proud of the beautiful "Cabin" on the lake. More like a mansion!

Nigel was a true Gyro who promoted friendship in a hearty and sincere manner to all he met. It is an honour to have been included in their circle of friends,

Les Hamilton, (signing for the late Bea Hamilton as well.)

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Dear Emma, Dave, Teagan, and Aiden

We send our most sincere condolences at the passing of your dad and grandpa. We always enjoyed our chats with Nigel, a real gentleman in all senses of the word and graced with much kindness, charm, and wit. He will be missed by all who knew him but I am sure we all have fond memories of our time with him.

We hope you can take comfort knowing that he had a long and mostly healthy life, that he enjoyed all the time he had with you, and that he was able to accomplish so much in his lifetime.

Much love to all of you.

Sandi and Phil Pantella