John, you will be truly missed. Our sincere condolences to your family. Thank you for many years of happy memories of good times our families spent together, like the picnics on the beach,and the Rowdies soccer games our families used to go to together. We will miss especially your great sense of humor.

Dear Thelma & Family,
We wish we could be there to pay our respects. John was a joy to know. Faith is our comfort as we grieve. May your faith in Christ's promises bring you peace.

"Thou wilt keep him in perfect whose mind is stayed on thee...." Isaiah 26:3

God bless you and your family.

I learned over the years that parting words are so important. I'm glad that our parting words were, "I love you brother."

THELMA,
OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU AND THE FAMILY. JOHN WAS A SPECIAL PERSON AND WE ALWAYS LOVED THE TIMES YOU ALL VISITED WITH US. OUR LAST REMEMBRANCE WAS A MONTH AGO WHEN YOU AND HIM STOOD AROUND ALLEN AND RONNIE'S n9362HOSPITAL BEDS OFFERING YOUR SUPPORT.
WE LOVE YOU.
RONNIE & WILMA JEAN

We sure are going to miss you, John. "Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His saints." We will see you again, John.

The Staff at Kicliter Funeral Home would like to extend our condolences to Johns family and friends.

"The Redemption Song"
The sorrow and pain cannot wipe this away.
Which Jesus has placed in my heart;
It’s a song of redemption, and I’ll sing it again,
For from Him I never shall part.
This song of redemption I shall sing
In the day. When trials are too heavy to
Bear; I’ll cast all on Him and sing with
Delight, For He taketh away every
Care.
And when in glory

The Staff at Kicliter Funeral Home would like to extend our condolences to Johns family and friends.

"The Redemption Song"
The sorrow and pain cannot wipe this away.
Which Jesus has placed in my heart;
It’s a song of redemption, and I’ll sing it again,
For from Him I never shall part.
This song of redemption I shall sing
In the day. When trials are too heavy to
Bear; I’ll cast all on Him and sing with
Delight, For He taketh away every
Care.
And when in glory I’ll still sing this song,
Of Jesus redeeming love;
He died to save me! My sins He forgave me!
I will dwell with Him ever above.

The above lines were written by Mrs. Lucille Vanderkooi on her sickbed,
a few weeks before going “Home” to be with Christ her Saviour
in the year of nineteen hundred and forty seven.