I just learned of Alf's passing on CN's newsletter. Sending my deepest condolences to the family. Like many others I worked with Alf in Watson, Weburn territory and Fort Qu'Appelle and always held a great respect to him as a leader of men. I will always remember him.
My sincere sympathy to the family. Working with Alf at the church brings to mind so many wonderful memories. He was truly a kind and gentle man. I remember the excitement he shared after a golf game that he got a hole in one. So excited yet humble. ❤️❤️ Rob and Charlene Dzubas
Our deepest sympathies to Joan and the Timmerman family. We got to know and work with Alf during his time at the church and a kinder gentleman you could not find. It was truly a pleasure knowing him. Sincerely, Ingrid and Merv Appel
Sending sincere condolences to Alfred's family on the loss of a good man. I worked with him on work trains on the Weyburn, Northgate, and Qu'Appelle subs. Had many good conversations while on the work train. I have the upmost respect for him and the way he treated the people who worked for him. Ken Schick
My condolences to you joan and family Alf was a good friend and good boss when I worked on his territory very calm and devoted person he always had time to stop and have chat on anything you talked about he will be greatly missed take care Brent and Lynn Hahn
My sympathies to Joan and family and friends. Alf was my first Roadmaster when I worked at Frobisher on the Northgate Sub. and he was a pleasure to work with.
Our deepest condolences Joan and Family on the passing of Alf! He was always a kind hearted person in such a timid way. He will be missed by all who knew him!
