John Hagemeyer

JOHN HAGEMEYER IDAHO FALLS, IDAHO -- John Hagemeyer of Chestermere, Alberta, Canada, passed away February 11, 2010, in Idaho Falls, Idaho. Private Family Services will be held in Alberta, Canada. ---------------------------------------------------- Condolences received online: Claire Roussel-Sullivan rousully@bellaliant.net Alida and family, I was chocked and so sorry to hear about your father's passing. We are thinking of you often and hope that all is going OK under the circumstances. We will be in touch. Gary & Rosalinda gary.black7@gmail.com Dearest Danielle and family. We send our deepest sympathy and sincere condolences on the loss of John. He will be in our prayers. Denis Lacombe djlnl_69@yahoo.ca Dear Danielle and family. My deepest condolences to you. John was a good friend and colleague. I will miss him. Rosalee Hamilton and family rosalee_h@telus.net It is with great sadness that I heard about the death of your husband and father and my brother from my sister Christine Dawson. My heartfelt condolences at your loss. Rosalee Hamilton (nee Monkman) and Maurice, Ashley, Tyler & Sarah and Dylan & Amie Eleanor Ryan I knew John when working for External Affairs in Ottawa and remember him as a kind man. My sympathy to his family. May he Rest In Peace. John Hagemeyer I am very saddened to learn of John's passing. He was a great colleague in Foreign Affairs, and I recall our last meeting in Riyadh and enjoying a round of golf together. My deepest condolences to his family. James Fanning greyhavens [greyhavens@eastlink.ca] Sincere condolences to John's wife and family. I served with John in Foreign Affairs, and remember him as a skilled professional, and good friend. John was always quick with a smile and a comic quip. I remember well the sight of John on the half and quarter speed circuits, in the Pearson ComCentre, with tape all around him, phones ringing, rerun requests outstanding, and confusion reigning, doing an imitation of John Travolta in Saturday Night Fever. Good times, good people. Go well, John. You will be missed. In sadness, James D. Fanning "Greyhavens" Head of Jeddore, Nova Scotia G.B. 'Gary' Morgan gbmorgan@rogers.com Shocked and saddened to hear of John's passing. Memories abound . . . Sincere condolences to John's family and friends. Gilbert Clermont gilbert.clermont@neuf.fr I crossed John's path on a few occasions and had the pleasure of working with him for Foreign Affairs in Ottawa and remember him as a kind, quiet and gentle man. My deepest sympathy to his family. Alan L. MacLean tripmaniac@yahoo.com I will always remember the time John and I spent trying not to be Cms. My deepest sympathy for you and your family. Bill and Moyra McEachern billandmoyra@aol.com John and I never got that game of golf, but my memories go back to when he first joined Foreign Affairs and I was the old guy just back from India. Our families served together in The Hague and they were good times, save the odd flooded basement. Our sincere condolences on your shocking loss. He was a good guy and deserved many more years. Bill and Moyra Klaus Tiefenbrunner Tiefenk01@rogers.com I've known John since we were both in London (with DFAIT) and we kept in touch over the years. He was a good man with an amazing sense of humour and we shared many laughs and stories over the years. I'm shocked and saddened to learn of his sudden passing. I wish you and your family my sincere condolences on your loss. He will be missed. Klaus and Lynda Tiefenbrunner, Ottawa Alain Couture alain.couture@international.gc.ca I've known John since he came into Foreign Affairs, Canada in the 1970s. His humour and willingness to help others was always a strong point. I know he will be missed.