My condolences to your family on the loss of a wonderful man.
Our family met Gene when he was pastoring at Lutheran Sunset Home.
He was very kind and gentle to our dear father, and a blessing to us , as we travelled the last days of Dad's life journey.
I will always remember Gene's kindness, and his wonderful smile
Thank you for sharing him with us.
Sincerely.
Hertha Tucker for the Tucker family
My deepest condolences to families! I had the pleasure of working with Pastor Grant at LutherSeniorsCentre, many special memories to cherish! Pastor Grant also knew my family from Rosevalley grandma Holo spoke highly of Gene; I retired in 2018 Jan. this is our last picture of this awesome team who worked with Pastor Gene! God Bless
Deepest sympathy to all members of the Grant family. I was a young seminary student when I began volunteering at Luther Special Care Home where Gene was the chaplain. In the years to come I was fortunate to work with him at the home and Luther Tower. He has been a wonderful mentor and friend. I was so pleased to visit with him at the Village where I am the chaplain. I give thanks to God for many memories of Gene. Peace and comfort be with all of you.
Our sincerest condolences to the Grant family. It was a pleasure and an honor to have Esther and Gene live and contribute to enriching the lives of many residents here at Luther Heights, at the Intermediate Care Home and the Dementia Day program with his musical talents. He will be greatly missed - Luther Heights staff
Dear Family of Gene Grant
Words are inadequate to relay to you the appreciation of Nut Lake L.C.
for our former pastor. His ministry of music has continued to bear fruit
In the lives of us who were active participants at that time..It was a time
when we had a band program in Rose Valley school.Our cong. was blessed
also with many young people. Music was a vital, energetic part of our
Services and extended to ministry in other communities.
Praise be to God. We thank God for blessing us with His servant.
Sheila Bjerland Hanson
On behalf of my Mother Mildred Novak and myself, our condolences are expressed to the entire family. Both of us played with Gene over the last 40 years in The Sunshine Gang and Gene was always so patient, encouraging and humorous in all his performances. Thank you for enriching so many lives.
I will always remember Uncle Gene as a wise, happy, funny and caring man. He will be truly missed by all his family and friends. Now with Aunt Esther and his Lord and Savior Jesus making beautiful music. Love to All, Judy and Jerry Click
To the Grant family,
I just have to smile at my memories of Gene (known to me as Pastor Grant). He always had a smile on his face and was enjoying life. Both my Mom and Dad thoroughly enjoyed the company of Gene and Esther and I remember as a child and teenager the delightful meals and great company.
My sympathies to all the family.
Ryan Lissel and family.
Uncle Gene always referred to me and him as the outlaws at family gatherings as his wife Aunty Esther was my Mother in Law Ruth Hoium’s sister. Many laughs and good times over the years!! Uncle Gene will be brightening up Heaven with Aunty Esther Now. They are now Very Special Angels Watching Over Everyone Always Hugs Love Lorrie, Larry & Drew Hoium
I will always remember Gene playing in a band with pastor Curtis Satre and my Uncle and Aunt Bob and Mary Redlich. They played a lot of music at my parents farm for entertainment for our wedding in 1977. He was always friendly and treated us like family. Our deepest and sincere condolences to hus family.
Eileen and Ed Scott (nee Redlich).
Pastor Grant was a huge influence in my years growing up & attending Nut Lake Lutheran Church. His warmth & humour made you automatically love him. He made Youth Group so much fun! The hay rides & the travelling suppers will always be some of my favourite memories. Pastor Grant will always be a part of me. My deepest condolences to the Grant family. What is remembered lives.
I visited Pastor Grant regularly while a LuMinHos volunteer at Saskatoon City Hospital. It was always such a positive experience, as I came away feeling that he had visited me. My sincere condolences to the family of this wonderful, nurturing man.
James Komar
Saskatoon
