My deepest sympathies to the Kriter Family. I always enjoyed my visits with Dave. He had a great sense of humour, loved to feed the squirrels outside, talk about the old days and was very proud his family. RIP Dave.
Back row Phyllis and John Hux, Norma and Art Hux, Ann and Mart Hux
middle: Malcolm and Mary Martin, Freda Hux
front: David Martin, Barbara Hux, Allan Hux, David Kriter
To David's family:
I would like to extend my deepest sympathy to you in this time of loss. I can remember Dave coming to the farm on Silver Street on the occasional Sunday. The men would sneak off to the den to watch football. I think Dave may have been there for the Superbowl 1 along with Uncle Mart and Allan. Fond memories.
His passing will leave a large hole in your lives, but he lives on inside of you. Peace.
So sorry to Hear the Loss of Uncle Dave...John,Judy,Jeff,David,Stephen.your in my thoughts and prayers...He will be missed Greatly...I have many fond memories of both Aunt and Uncle...R.I.P. Uncle Dave...x
To David's family. We send our condolences on the loss of your father and grandfather. We remember him at the grocery store and around town when we lived in Rodney. May you be comforted by the love and support of your family and friends.
Sincerely Dorothy and Duncan
David's family,
So sorry to hear this news about Dave---Ted remembers him fondly as they went to school together and he always called him Theodore!!! When I ran into him he always asked how "Theodore" was---great school friend.
Sending sympathy to all the family who I got to know through handling Bob & Magda's estates.
Ted & Kathy
