Wilbert Ronald Eli Sinclair
February 19th, 2015
Messages:
Iris, Vince and I feel so blessed that we had such a good visit with you and Will after the Remembrance Day Service in Lebret. We will cherish that visit and all the memories, especially when we lived in Northern Sask. We are so grateful for the friendship and Will's assistance in our careers in Education. All our condolences to you and your family.
My Sincerest Condolences on the passing of Wil. He had a wonderful personality, smile & great to work with. I was a part of his passion of music in the choirs he directed.
Dear Iris; So sorry to read of Will's death. I know you will miss him so much. Give thanks for the many years you had together. I have many memories of him from Indian Affairs. Take care - Bette
Iris & family - So sorry to hear about Wil – my sincerest condolences on his passing. I first met Wil in 1983 on my first day of work at the Dept. of Indian Affairs. We were work colleagues and had golf and curling to chat about. Wil always had a smile and a few moments to chat whenever we met after retirement – usually at a curling rink. May your memories of Wil help you through this difficult time.
Iris and family: we're so sorry about Will. We're unable to be at the prayers or the funeral service, but you and Will are going to be in our prayers.
Iris and family. So sorry to hear of Will's passing. He always had a ready smile and greeting at the shore here in Nova Scotia, and I know he will be missed by all who knew him.
Iris and family Please accept my condolences on the loss of Wil. Wil was a fixture at the Tartan where I curled with him and against him. He was always a gentleman whether he won or lost. Last Christmas he led the Serenaders at our Superannuates Christmas luncheon. If you ever want to talk just call me. Fred Hill