Allan Douglas Bradstreet

Message from Libby Williamson-Norris

Dear Diane and family,
Our deepest condolences on your tremendous loss of Allan. I am so happy that I have gotten to reconnect with you and Allan before his passing. He was such a gentleman in every sense of the word. I will remember him as being gentle and kind and his love for you and your kids was always palpable with each conversation. I am so very grateful for the short time I had to talk with him and get to know him. Love to you Diane and the kids and I look forward to seeing you soon.

Message from Jan Trethewey-Thompson

It with sincere sympathy to learn of Allan's passing. I can't believe the last immediate member of the Bradstreet family has passed. First his Dad Chuck, then sister and extremely good friend of mine, Doris, then his other sister Carol, his Mom, who was like a second mom to me and now lastly and sadly Allan. I met this lovely family 50 years ago after meeting Doris at Drag Lake Lodge in Haliburton. Doris and I became good friends and once introduced to her family loved them as much as my own. Allan was a lively and fun person very much as was his Dad. He became a wonderful family man for Diane, Kristina and James. Allan, although you will be missed it is reassuring to know you have joined Mom and Dad, Carol and Doris in your next life. I truly miss you all. Big hugs as always...Jan (Trethewey-Thompson).

A candle was lit by Diana Houghton on October 31, 2017 12:17 AM

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Diane and family,

Diane, I enjoyed meeting you and Allan through Peterborough Newcomers Club. A favourite memory I have of Allan was the summer we had picnics in Beavermead
park near the lake and he would bring your dog along to join in. Allan seemed to enjoy these outings even though he was not feeling well.

My prayers and thoughts are with you.
Diana