Joseph and I were sadden to read about Rudolph's passing. We meet Rudolph at the dance in Grand Anse, and enjoyed many evenings together..We will miss him.. We enjoyed his company very much...We were very please when he showed up at our wedding in L'ardoise a couple of years ago...Extending our condolences to his family.. Dorothy&Joseph.......

Dear Allister & Family , Please accept our sincere condolences in the loss of your Father . Know that our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this difficult time. Take Care. Sincerely, Gerald & Zina

I was saddened to hear of Rudolph's passing. Rudy and I always had a great relationship and shared many good times and a whole lot of laughs. Unfortunately, due to work commitments, I will be unable to attend his funeral....but I will keep his memory alive in my heart and will pray for him.....our condolences to all the family.

Allister, Valerie and Brianna: Our love, thoughts and prayers are with you during this trying time. We know the sadness of losing a father. We know he will be missed by all those who knew and loved him. There is nothing we can say that can ease your pain, however, again be assured you are in our thoughts and prayers. Love Anita & Dave

TO THE FAMILY OF THE LATE RUDOLPH MY NAME IS CINDY I AM THE DAUGHTER OF THE LATE MIKE MARCHAND AND ELSIE SOME OF US KNOWS WHAT IT IS LIKE TO LOSE A DAD AND YOUR FATHER WAS A GOOD MAN EVERYTIME I SEEN HIM HE WAS ALWAYS SMILEING AND HAD A STORY TO TELL MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU IN THIS TIME AND LOST TAKE CARE CINDY MARCHAND

Allister, It's been awhile since you and I spoke and I'm sorry it has to be at a time like this. My condolences to you, Valerie and Darryl. I have very fond memories of your father and they came to mind this morning when I read the obituary in today's Herald. It's somewhat ironic, and fitting perhaps that I write this from Toronto, a place I know which meant a lot to your father. I will forever remember his days as my peewee hockey coach. What he might have lacked in formal hockey training he more than made up for in enthusiasm and desire to win. We used to brag, as 11 and 12 year olds would, that we had "the best team around". We did in fact win the league trophy and, thanks in part to your father's encouragement and lots of ice time, I still have the trophy I received at the end of the season as top scorer. My first trophy ever! I will hold these thoughts as I think of you guys during this difficult time. Take Care, Don

Allister,Valerie,Darryl and Brianna, Our love,thoughts and prayers are with you all during this very sad time.We all know how hard it is to lose someone you love,but we have to keep in mind that they are no longer suffering and are at peace now,and with God.He was a good man and will be missed by all those who knew and loved him.I won't forget his hugs and how he use to visit when Dad was sick.He could sure put a smile on anyone's face.I will be sure to keep him and all of you in my prayers. Love & Hugs, Melissa & Lorne