I was also fortunate to have Karl as a classmate….as the senior member of the class he was looked up to having achieved many life skills and experiences prior to entering dental school….something many of us appreciated. He was always generous with his time and ready to help out at a moment’s notice. More recently he was a member of a very unofficial last Friday of the month retired dentists brunch bunch. Quick with a story or just musing about what life had offered him…my sincerest condolences to Connie and the rest of the family….Karl was one of the good guys and will be sorely missed.
Olaf Plotzke
I was fortunate to have Karl as a classmate in the UWO Faculty of Dentistry class of 1977. Dean Wesley J Dunn strove to graduate dentists with excellent clinical skills and ethics. Karl’s patients and students were the beneficiaries of that training plus a set of social skills that cannot be taught. Lee Prentice
My condolences to your family. Growing up Karl was always kind and good natured to me and my brother. He always seemed to share a sense of humour with my dad and visits to your place were something to look forward to. With sympathy.
Thanks Matt. I also looked forward to the Hessey's visits or visiting you and John at your place. Thank you for your condolences and kind words. I hope our families can meet up some day.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time of great personal loss.
Karl was an outstanding professional and devoted father and husband.
Carolyn Starry and Doug Turner
Connie, Catherine and Kyle,
My deepest sympathies to you in the loss of Karl. He was a
kind and gentle man and always had a kind word whenever I visited so many years ago.
Barb Gratton (Lawrence)
We are saddened to hear of Karl’s passing and will remember fondly his endearing smile, the New Years ham and the old Jaguar forever awaiting restoration. To Connie, Catherine and Kyle, our heartfelt condolences.
Trevor and Caroline Lobb
