Dear Ina,
I was so sorry to hear of the loss of your lifetime love and partner. It is surely a very difficult time for you. I hope the good memories of a life well lived and shared with you for 59 years, will help to carry you through. I will miss seeing Wimp at the mall with you; that is where I last talked to him. He was always friendly and you always got a smile...a truly nice guy.
To you and your family we send our sincere condolances.
Tina and Harvey Meek
Ina, Warren and Lorraine,
I am sorry to hear your sad news. Wilmer was truly a gentleman. I have wonderful memories of working and travelling to Griffith locations around the world with Wilmer. He will be missed. I hope your memories of his positive life help through this sad time.
Elaine Wells
Warren, Josie, Jessica and Peter
We are so sorry for your loss and our heartfelt condolences to the entire DeForest family. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Love Max and Angela Cedri
Dear Ina, Lorraine and Warren,
Jan and I are so sorry for your loss. Your husband and father took me under his wing when I first joined Griffith Foods; I am forever grateful. I could not have asked for a better mentor and role model, not only for my professional life but also for my personal and family life. He was an amazing man; I am so truly thankful to have known him.
Thinking of all of you,
Dave and Jan Bender
I humbly offer my deepest condolences to Lorraine and her family. I knew Wilmer at Griffith's and knew him to be a man of outstanding character and caring.
Chris Buklin
Our deepest condolences to Lorraine and the entire family. May the happy memories of your father help bring you some comfort in this difficult time. May your father rest in peace.
Tonea/Lemieux Family
Our deepest sympathy to Lorraine and family. Lorraine always spoke so very highly of her dad. Certainly a life well lived. Take solace in all the great memories you have made over the many wonderful years. Thinking of you all.
Hugs from Kim & Colin Judson
Janet and I were so sorry to hear of the passing of your father. I worked with Wilmer for some 40 years and came to know him as a very caring and understanding person. He was always supportive, willing to listen, encourage, and I always was appreciative of his insight and wisdom. He was a very gentle and calming person.
We will miss him at the Griffith banquets, and the yearly retirees luncheon.
Ken and Janet Darley
We are so very sorry to hear of Uncle Wimp's passing. Please accept our deepest condolences. He was such a kind man and I'm sure you will miss him very much. Larry and Shelly Sheard
