Dear April,
I am so sorry to hear of your dad's passing. Although I am a recent friend of yours and never met him, he sounds like a man who enjoyed life, family, and friends. My thoughts and sympathy are with you, Cameron, June, and all your family.
Take care, Ellen (in Hamilton)
My dear friend, even in this moment of sadness, it is comforting to know your father is now in a better place. To have left a daughter as wonderful as you, he must have been an amazing man who touched the hearts and lives of many.
I am sending you a warm hug in spirit to comfort you. You know you can always count on me.
I never had the pleasure of meeting your father, but I am sure his memory will be served well by yourself and your brother.
To: April and Cameron Severin
I have known the Severin family most of my life; as a matter of fact and by some strange coincidence, my mother's maiden name was Severin.
Please accept my condolences re: the loss of your father Orville.
I will always remember my getting rides with your Dad to Lockerby Composite School in Sudbury. He drove an old '60 Corvair which often times was unreliable and which in turn made me late for school. Still that wasn't that bad as he was on the Faculty!
I first learned to play the guitar on your father's "old archtop". He was most generous to let me play on his guitar and break a few strings in the process. He really did do a "mean" John Fogerty with his rendition of Who'll Stop The Rain
Again my sincere condolences to both of you and your family.
April & Cameron
We are sorry to hear about your Dad loss... I remember when your dad use to play scrabble and Teacher's quiz and boggle and crazy 8s. he would make me smile and laugh and I use to go on fishing trips and camping trips with my dad and your dad. As well as telling me about his history about the Severin family and alot more story he will be sadly missed by us...
Sending my love to you both
Love your cousin Sue
xoxox
Sally and I wish to express our sorry for your loss, add hope you'll find comfort in the precious memories of his life.
Stay strong my friends , and thank you for your support.
Sincere condolences April and Cameron. We have lost a great Dad, Brother, and Uncle. We have great memories of our special times together, playing guitar, fishing and challenging a game of scrabble. Rest in peace dear brother, you will always be remembered in our hearts.
Dear Cameron and April......My sincerest condolences.
Like Ann, I too have very fond memories of our childhood and visiting in Hamilton. I remember cramming in my dad's green toyota and going 4x4'ing, chocolate milk in bags, your dad singing "Have you ever seen the rain" by CCR- I think of him everytime that plays on the radio.
He had nicknames for all of us- though I disliked mine growing up (Petunia), it grew on me.
Your dad will never be forgotten.
Love: Your cousin Debbie
Orville Severin
April and Cameron - So sorry to hear about your dad. You are in my thoughts. It has been an eternity since I saw you all last, however, fond childhood memories still remain such as sharing chocolate milk with you all - (your dads favorite) and not challenging your dad to scrabble as he RULED! Sending love your way. Your cousin, Ann.
