Condolence: We are deeply saddened by the passing of Uncle Wesley. He was a great man with a wonderful heart and soul. He always greeted us with a smile.
Our thoughts and prayers are with Aunt Phyllis and family.

Condolence: Dear Grandma and others who read this,
I am so sorry that I cannot be there. I am blessed to be your grandson. My words will be insufficient to express my feelings in a time such as this. I have always been a proud grandson. I remember the stories Grandpa would tell of his seminary days and hitchhiking around the Country. I remember him preaching on a few occasions. He was great at Brad and Heather’s wedding. At Thamesford camp I was amazed how everyone we would see had a fond memory or story to share. Grandpa showed me great love and provided me such a great example for my life. I know I have his laugh and sense of humor. My dad says I have some of his voice in me too. I sometimes catch myself chuckling at something funny or a funny situation and then thinking that he would have reacted the same way. I am a Christian today because I grew up in a Christian home that began from him. I thank God for Grandpa. I will miss him but also rejoice because I know the new heavenly life that is now his for all eternity. I also look forward to seeing him again someday. I love you Grandma and look forward to seeing you soon.

Condolence: Dear Mrs.Fletcher,Donna,Charles,Judy and family,

You were blessed with such a wonderful husband and Father who openly loved you and his God. He always had my deepest respect. I know God will hold you close and give you comfort as you grieve your loss and celebrate his gain. With love, Marion Walls

Condolence: Aunt Phyllis, and all the family have such fond memories of Uncle John, his great stories, his sense of humour, and of course his loving ways. While it has been some time (at my mom's memorial service in Windsor since I saw him, and I apologize for that, I have missed him very much, and wish we lived closer will be at the church as early as possible tomorrow to celebrate Uncle John's life with you, and hopefully offer some love and support to all of you.
Accept Marcia's and my condolences and prayers.
Love Ray, Marcia and family.

Condolence: Uncle Wesley was a wonderful man. I remember his very deep voice as a little girl. Our thoughts are with you all,

love Virginia and Mike

Condolence: May the God of all peace be near to comfort you in the passing of your loved one.

Condolence: To the Fletcher family. As you may know I am the interim pastor at Charlemont FMC. I was able to visit Rev. Fletcher only one time and we talked only briefly. I am sorry Mrs. Fletcher that I missed you that day. Unfortunately I will not be able to make it to the funeral but I wanted to send you my condolences and this seemed to be the best way to do it. My prayer for your family is that God would fill you with His peace.
Sincerely Paul Gast

Condolence: Dear Phyllis and Fletcher family:
It was a privilege and a blessing to have had the opportunity to have known John.
A faithful son has gone home to the welcoming arms of his Heavenly Father.
Blessings, Rev. George & Janet Fleming

Condolence: Dear Mrs. Fletcher, Donna, Judy, Charles & families. Sorry to hear of your loss. Our prayers are with you folks at this time. He was a wonderful person. He will be remembered by many at this time. God Bless each one of you.

Condolence: Eventho I definitely will be at both the visitation and Funeral I just wanted to let you how much I love both your Dad and also your Mom my Aunt and Uncle. It feels like the end of an era but the begining of a new chapter for your Dads Life. I was remembering yesterday all the Family Christmas' and Holidays that all spent together and the wonderful times we had. I especially remember your Dad sayiny the graces for all our family meals. I loved to visit with your Dad & Mom both and the wonderful stories he could tell about his childhood and how young he was when Grandpa Fletcher passed away and and how devoted he was to his wonderful Ministry. He always appeared to me to be a very kind and gentle man always and he will for sure be greatly missed.

We all can take comfort in knowing that we will all be together again when out time comes and that Uncle John has now gone to be with his lord and all his brothers, sisters, Mother and Dad and everyone else.

See you real soon My deepest Sympathies to you all Judy & Jim and families, Donna and Riley and families and Charles and Elaine and families and know he is now in a better place. Love Carolyn