Dear Jean,

It is with great regret that we saw the announcement of Al’s death in the paper. He was a wonderful person and we shall always remember our visits with you and Al in Calgary and Victoria. You have our deepest sympathy but we know that your wonderful family will be there to help you through this time of your greatest loss.

Ruth & John Leggett

Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. Our deepest sympathy on the passing of your father.

Hello Jean and family, I am not sure if you will remember me but I am the daughter of the late Harris(RCMP) and Mary Mossman,and I saw the notice of Al’s death in The Ottawa Citizen.I do remember that you were really good friends of my parents and want to extend my condolences to you and the family at this time,sincerely,Donna

I wish to express my sincere condolences to all of the family and especially to Ken and Judy Potter who were my neighbors in Yellowknife. Please call me if you have a chance Ken and Judy.

Verna Carey

Carol, Don & the entire Potter family,

Our sincere condolences on the loss of your father, Carol. We know that you enjoyed many wonderful family times together and hope that those memories will help to sustain all of you at this very difficult time.

Love,

Joanne & Bob

My deepest sympathies to the Potter family on the passing of your father & grandfather. I am thankful for his service to Canada as a member of the Force.

With respect

Ralph Mahar

Ken,Judy and family.

So sorry to here of your Dad’s passing Ken.

My prayers go out to you and your family.

Dear Jean and family,

I was very sorry to read in this mornings paper of Al’s passing.

My sincere condolences to you all.

Carro Payne

Former Church Secretary,

St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church,

Victoria, BC

Mrs. Potter and family. I am very sorry to hear of Mr. Potter’s passing. As a new member of the Force in 1971, he was then Director of CPIC, and made me feel so welcome. I will always remember his very personable and pleasant manner. Rest in Peace, Sir.

To Al’s family,

I was sorry to read about the passing away of this fine gentleman. I met Al over forty years ago when he was in charge of CPIC and I of the CRPQ. Although only a work acquaintance, I remember him fondly. I offer you my most sincere condolences.

Ron Fauvel

Thinking of all of you – your Dad gave you many great memories that you can hold close to your hearts.

Summers at Pike Lake always bring back memories of the Potter and Raymond families – good time had by all!

Take Care.

Dear Kathy and family,

We are sorry to hear of your father’s passing and you are in our thoughts. We will see you when your return to Ottawa.

In friendship,

Chris & Linda Murphy

Dear Carol and Don:

We are very sorry to hear about the passing of your father. We know that you will miss him tremendously and that he was a very important part of your lives. We are thinking of you,

Best Regards,

Liz and Larry

Dear Jean and Family,

I am sorry to hear about Al’s passing.

Al was the personification of a true gentle-man. Both you and Al always had kind, warm smiles when I would see you at St. Andrew’s in Victoria. Take care Jean.

Sincerely,

Rob Heppell

We knew Mr. Potter as a very kind man who gave exceptional service to Canada in his work as an RCMP, to his church as an elder and as a husband/Dad/Grandfather to his large beloved family. It has been a privilege to know him and we thank God for the blessing of his life and love. We extend to you all at this time of great sorrow our sincere condolences and our prayers that you will be comforted.