
When I retired in 2018, I planned to keep pursuing the things I love: acrylic art painting, cycling 25km a day in all weather, writing, learning, white water and sea kayaking, enjoying happy hour with friends, skiing, fly fishing on meandering foothill streams, gardening, doing long runs in the river valley, picking saskatoons in mid July, baking cinnamon buns and growing old with my sweet wife Bonnie. But a diagnosis of Stage 4B thymic cancer in February 2020 changed those plans. Nevertheless, life has been beautiful and the overriding feeling I’m left with is one of extreme gratitude. My ultimate… Read complete obituary here.


