Contributions to the tribute of George Scriven Sillifant

d

The family of George Scriven Sillifant uploaded a photo

Monday, February 13, 2023

Maureen & Craig Wood posted a condolence

Saturday, March 24, 2018

Dear Andrea & All your loving Family I am so sorry to have learned about the passing of your dear father. It was a beautiful and personal tribute that you wrote in the newspaper. Your family and our community has lost a wonderful man. It is heart breaking to love a father and husband regardless of their age or circumstances. Hurt is hurt, but I hope that years of fond memories give you all some comfort at a most difficult time. I always remember when we ran in the park, that although you were rather private ( I say this with kindness and admiration) that you were a real family girl. You spoke fondly of all your family and thus I know you were very close to your parents and sisters. I know that you will support each other with your kind and gentle manner. I am holding you all in my heart too. Hugs, Maureen

Jackie "Sharpe"Dewan posted a condolence

Saturday, March 24, 2018

At least 55 years have passed since I visited the home on Gordon Ave,but my memories have not faded from the good times I had there.Carolyn was my best friend at the one room school house on Commissioners Rd.and Arthur Ford P.S. before I moved. I remember thinking the first time I met George "Mr.Sillifant,that he was the tallest man in the world.A 5 year olds thinking! I had many sleepovers and many a play day at this home.Looking back,I recall how George would take the time to talk to us little kids and yes...he did have a sense of humor! There was a summer that Carolyn required some corrective surgery making getting around difficult. That did not stop George. Out came the wheel barrow and this was how Carolyn went from one place to the next. I think she had her Dads funny side because she thought this was pretty amusing! I would see Carolyn from time to time as the years past and we always shared some stories of our childhood together.Just recently I spoke to a Senior London officer and George's name came up. A very respected man in the Police force.I am proud to say our son in law is also on the same force. You may not remember me,but please know that growing up your family had given me some wonderful memories to share with you so many years later!!! Jackie"SHARPE"Dewan

George T Brunton posted a condolence

Saturday, March 24, 2018

My sympathy to George's family. He was a member of the London Police Force several years before I joined. Early in his career he was assigned to the Identification Branch. I worked on numerous cases with George. He was a dedicated officer. In later years I attended An English class at UWO with George. He was well spoken and had a gift for the use of the English language.During my association with George in policing and in UWO class I always found him to be an interesting and friendly individual. He will be missed. My thoughts and prayers are with George's family during this sad time Sincerely, GeorgevT Brunton

Linda & Paul Servais posted a condolence

Saturday, March 24, 2018

Dorothy, Andrea, Janet and Ben Words cannot begin to express how sorry we are for the loss of your beloved Husband, Father and Grandad George. May his fond memories bring you comfort during this sad and difficult time. May he find everlasting peace now that he is with his beloved daughter Carolyn. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Sincerely, Paul & Linda Servais and Family

Harold Tuthill posted a condolence

Saturday, March 24, 2018

I worked with George in Ident in the late 50's early 60's. He was a wonderful guy to work with, a real gentleman and a very conscientious worker, a joy to work with. My heartfelt condolences to Dorothy and the family.

Brian Crump posted a condolence

Saturday, March 24, 2018

George was a real gentleman. My condolences

John F. Carter posted a condolence

Saturday, March 24, 2018

To the family of George, Please accept my sincere condolences. I worked with George for a few years when I first started on the job back in 1978. I remember George as an unpretentious man who was always a gentleman.

Brian Cross posted a condolence

Saturday, March 24, 2018

Dear Dorothy and family;l am very deeply saddened to hear of the very recent passing of your dear husband ,a true gentleman as was his daughter Carolyn which I had known the past 50 years while a student at Westminister Highschool in London,Ontario from September,e 1968-June 1972,enjoying those many years of friendship and good times always back in those days for sure.i was truly elated to meet Caroln once again when I became a main desk volunteer at Parkwood Hospital and worked in the finance department under Mr.frank Doe,rolling all the change from the parking gates on the property with my small card table and coin machine in the department for the hospital under the auspices of the Womens Christian Association prior to January 1,1998,when St.Joesephs took over the total operations of Parkwood Hospital per se.May you and your family savior the many great times you shared with your family on numerous vacations,and family dinners and get togethers for past special occasions okay;ie;birthdays,Christmas,New years etc,these memories I trust with pictures of these special moments in all your lives may sustain you and lauch you all forward into the future with sustained energy in all your perspective career aspirations and personal lives ten fold from this day forward under Gods true blessings and divine guidance always okay.Yours Sincerely Brian Cross 31 year Main Desk Volunteer Parkwood Hospiyal.1972 Wetminister Highschool Alumni member,1975 Fanshawe College Alumni member Honours Business Administratiom Graduate.