Contributions to the tribute of Ferdinand Beyer

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Rose Heselton posted a condolence

Saturday, February 15, 2014

I am truly sorry I can’t be with you on this day of sorrow and rejoicing a life well lived. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Love, Aunt Rose

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Tim and Penny Harding posted a condolence

Friday, February 14, 2014

It was with great sadness that Penny and I received news from Kevin that my Uncle Fred had passed away. Penny and I would like to express our sympathy to my cousins Greg(Karen), Kevin(Heike), Rebecca(Alojzy), and Corinne and families. We are unable to attend the “Celebration of Life”, but we will be walking togeather and thinking of Uncle Fred, during the service. Thank you, Penny and Tim Harding

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Gail Puhan posted a condolence

Thursday, February 13, 2014

My thoughts ad prayers are with and your family at this time Joan Sincerely, Gail

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Harry and Norma Neufeld, Gail Neufeld and Taunia, Nathaniel and Alana Sabanski posted a condolence

Saturday, February 8, 2014

We were so very sorry to hear about Fred’s passing. My father speaks so often of fond memories of world travel with Fred. And of course Fred will be sadly missed at Tuesday morning coffee along with other gentleman pals that have met there over the years who are no longer with us. May you know the warmest prayers are being sent your way, to hope the lasting love of God and all His healing care, will be with you throughout this time to ease the loss you bear. With sympathy, caring, warm friendship and love.

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Graham Mowatt posted a condolence

Friday, February 7, 2014

I just wanted to say how sad I am to hear that Fred has passed. He was an incredible man and it was an honour to have known him, work with him, share his laughter, and to hear his wisdom on so many issues. Although you didn’t mention it in the obituary, Fred was an incredible member of the Maple Ridge Lions Club for a long long time. It was there that my dad and I got to know and love him. I know that dad knew him for a long time prior to him joining the Lion’s Club and that he really appreciated his friendship and willingness to always help out. When I was President I could always count on Fred to do more than his share and when no one else was available, Fred’s hand would always go up. He always had a good thing to say about people, a smile and a great attitude. A person always had a great feeling after parting company. Maple Ridge has lost one of it’s great ones. He has truly been a great citizen. I will miss him. ( I will be unable to be at the service as I will be out of town. I will be there in spirit however.)

Ferdinand Beyer

1927 - 2005

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