Condolence From: Sherry Wilson lyons
Condolence: Dear Kate , Susan, Barbara, Jeff and Rodney
my deepest sympathy to you and your families.
Sunday March 07, 2021
Condolence From: Shell-Lee Wert
Condolence: To the Bush Family; Our families grew up together and there are many fond memories of gatherings and parties. I'm sure all of you have a wealth of happy memories that will carry you through the sad times and bring a smile to your face. May he be at peace. Doreen, Melinda and Shell-Lee Wert
Wednesday March 03, 2021
Condolence From: Louise and Gary Nephew Nephew
Condolence: We send our deepest sympathy to Mrs.Bush and your family. I have known Mr.Bush (I never was able to offer him the same respect by calling him 'D'Arcy') since I was a little boy, going with my Dad on deliveries.
Mr.Bush was truly a gentle man. I never heard him say a harsh word to or about anyone. He was kind, sincere and
always had time for a short story or explanation about whatever was at hand.
I am very proud to say that Mr. D'Arcy Bush was my friend - and a good one at that.
We share your grief in the loss of a really, really good man.
Louise and Gary Nephew
Tuesday March 02, 2021
Condolence From: Michael Fritz
Condolence: My deepest sympathies Kate and family. It came as a real shock.
Tuesday March 02, 2021
Condolence From: Peter Duncan Cazaly
Condolence: Condolences to Rodney, his mom and the rest of the Bush family. I am sorry for your loss.
Monday March 01, 2021
Condolence From: Bert and Cindy Looyen
Condolence: To Kate and Family,
So sorry to hear of D’Arcy’s passing. Bert remembers growing up with Jeff and feeling so welcome with you and D’Arcy.
Sunday February 28, 2021
Condolence From: Doug Campbell
Condolence: Mrs Bush, Sue, Barb, Jeff, Rodney and Family.
Please accept my heartfelt condolences for your loss. My thoughts are with you during this difficult time.
Saturday February 27, 2021
Condolence From: Kelly Derosier
Condolence: Boozhoo, Greetings. I put some tobacco out and played a travelling song, sung by Anishnaabe singers. This is my way of prayer and making an offering to my ancestors. Darcy was the most positive male person in my life and I continue to carry his words of encouragement to Walk Tall and to be proud. As a kid in the foster care system, no one had ever said those words to me. D'Arcy led by example; he did what needed to be done with no complaints, always with a silent determination to just keep doing. I carry that work ethic with me every day. I met D'Arcy and Kate at a time in my life where I did not know who I was. All I knew was that I was scared. They sensed this in me and they let me adjust to their home and environment in my own way. It was another thing I had never been allowed to do. D'Arcy's love of reading also inspired me to start my own collection of books and my love of reading also comes from seeing him read by his beautiful collection of stories in his bookcase. The positive foundation he provided to me in my youth helped me become the person I am today. There are no words for goodbye in the Anishnaabe language; it's until-we meet-again. I love you and chi-miigwetch (big thank you.)
Saturday February 27, 2021
Condolence From: Frank Wilson
Condolence: I was saddened to learn of D'Arcy's passing. I worked with D'Arcy at BCL, Courtaulds Films for many years. He was an awesome employee. After working 40 hours per week, he still ran his farm.
Saturday February 27, 2021
Condolence From: KarenLee Martineau
Condolence: I want to express my sincerest sympathies. Darcy was a great man and provided many of our children with a great place to be
Kate, thinking of you and the entire family.
Saturday February 27, 2021
