My deepest condolences to Annette and the whole family on your loss!

Annette and family, we were so shocked to hear of Lawrence's passing. He was a great guy, always there when ya needed a hand. He shared great stories and had a wonderful sense of humour. He will be missed. Our condolences to you and your family.

Such sad news Annette & family. Shannon told me of Lawrence's passing. I think I only met him once, at Susie's daughter's Wedding. My Mom & Dad (your Auntie Jean & Uncle Carl Sutyla) knew him better and they always spoke fondly of the two of you. He sounds like an amazing guy. Unique, interesting, funny & smart! A real man's man and a true outdoorsman! ! A wonderful Tribute!

Annette, our sincere condolences to you and your family.

Annette, our family extends our sincerest condolences for your loss. Gone too soon...memories of his quick wit will bring a smile to all those who knew him.

So sorry for your loss Annette. Lawrence was quite the character. I know you have a lot of wonderful memories.

Dear Annette, please accept our sincere condolences for your loss. Lawrence was a unique and talented man - Rennie lost a legend a week ago. He was always a pleasure to share a beer with and we could always count on Lawrence to get the job done and done well. I trust that your many fond memories of your wonderful life together will serve you well during this difficult time.

We could always count on Lawrence for a good chuckle....Will miss his cheeky comments❤️ and good nature! He was a good person, who will be missed by all who knew him❤️

much love to Annette and all the family❤️.

cousins Susie & Brian

My deepest sympathy to Annette & Family thinking of you guys at this time. Lawrence was the spark everyone need and loved in there life I am an honor to know have known him . He will be dearly missed .

Dearest Annette and family. We are at a loss for words in the untimely death of your dear Lawrence. The world has lost a good guy and Molsons has lost a faithful. We so enjoyed our carolling at your place and sampling his "Angel Pee" We also had the pleasure of the Feilbergs joining our Hawaiian Cruise. Shortly before we left we were upgraded to penthouse suites and had our own butler who loved to banter with Lawrence and combing his moustache. Lawrence had researched every stop on the cruise and had all tours picked out for each port. Sometimes on his own or with Annette. The time spent back in Honolulu most enjoyable and Lawrence and Annette had everything planned for their stay.

A well read man and so humorous !! He will missed. Our sincere condolences to the family

Trevor & Barb Albinet

I trust it is soon ,when sorrow yields to the unumerable antics entertaining, baffling thought provoking and heartwarming stories Laurence left us all. To be remembered and retold for generations. It'll start with a simple phrase " you remember that time when he.."

My sincerest condolences.

While talking to my cousin yesterday, she mentioned that a classmate of mine had passed away and if I remember him. His sister Lorna was good friends with my sister Pat at high school.

I attended Whitemouth Collegiate years ago, when I was a very very young and very very introverted. I was more than two years younger than everybody in my grade and it always showed.

Lawrence was in my grades 10-12 classes but I don’t think he knew me at all even though there were never more than twenty kids total in any of our classes. I don’t even remember him ever saying two words to me ever or me to him as well. But everybody noticed him to say the least.

Lawrence was popular, outgoing and really really extroverted, and always trying to get as much attention as he could from those around him. I remember one time when the teacher had left the room and Lawrence proceeded to jump on the table tops across the room, to the amusement of the whole class. I believe he was smart but I think he didn’t want to be known as smart because it would take away from being noticed for his comedic abilities. I think he would have done well as a comedian as he loved to make people laugh.

My condolences to his immediate family and to Lorna as well.

Most sincere condolences from our family to yours.

I've known Lawrence for many years, he always had something comical to say, but the memory that stands out the most is at one of the Strawberry Festivals in Naked City where he entered the arm wrestling competition. The top contenders were Raymond Noel and Kenny Pawlyshyn. Those two were the champions for many years in a row. No one could beat them! And out of the bush comes skinny Lawrence Feilberg. Takes down both of the reigning champions. Those two guys were in shock and disbelief that they had lost. They begged for a rematch, but Lawrence just walked away with the Title!

Our deepest condolences on the loss of Lawrence. He was a wonderful guy.

Always remember the friendly smile when meeting Lawrence either on the road or at the local watering hole. Lawrence would always give a hand when hauling out wood and cutting down dangerous trees. I would recommend Lawrence to customers who had dangerous trees around their cabin. Customers always asked where did you find him, such a nice man. Lawrence was very proud of his chainsaw collection. I had an old husquarva and I gave to Lawrence. Lawrence’s love for moose heart. When successful Lawrence got the moose heart. Goodbye my friend, Bruce, Rosilyn and Family.

My second Dad, I will always remember your 'Hello, Kiddo' greeting, reading encyclopedias at your dining room table and dancing at the Rennie bar (I couldn't keep up)! So many fun memories that will live on forever. You will be missed dearly but never ever forgotten.

My deepest heartfelt sympathies to you all.

An extremely witty and intelligent man.

You will be missed. We are so sorry for your loss.

I knew Lawrence as the father of four incredibly interesting and talented students whom I had the privilege of teaching at Whitemouth School. Each of them had a wonderful blend of humour, creativity, intelligence, sensitivity, and just that little bit of quirkiness that made them memorable. Fond memories.

Later as a Facebook friend, I became aware of Lawrence's knowledge and appreciation of the plants of the great outdoors. He saw what many looked past. He had the eyes of an intellectual artist, finding the most unusual bits of botanical life. Always interesting.

A beautiful family has lost a part of their foundation and I am deeply sorry. My deepest condolences.

Love you forever.

We are so sorry to hear of your loss, our thoughts are with you.

So sorry for your loss! Lawrence was definitely one of a kind and will be missed!

"The Bear", the fun we had with that bear and all his travels.

We are so sorry to the family for your loss. Our thoughts are with you.

Lawrence was the type of person to say I'm going ahead to prepare a place for the pope.Eileen said you have to wait for cheese cake because she's not ready to go yet.

Dad instilled in us a thirst for knowledge, and a love of nature. I will be reminded of him when I look up at the constellations and when I walk through the forest. As children we would always hike with Mom and Dad up on the rocks of the Canadian Shield behind our house. In the spring, Dad would take us up there to look for the first crocuses, and we were so excited to find them. He made pancakes with the blueberries we picked and Danish Ableskiver for the grandchildren. We will miss him but I'm hoping that he found a wormhole and is visiting a parrellel universe. See you there, Dad.

Although I did not know Lawrence all that well, I knew he was a good man. He had to be or my sister from another mother would never have married him. He always made me laugh. He had such a mischievous look about him. He was a wise, wise man. The last time I saw him, my granddaughter was with me. She stared at his beard in wonderer was it shock. But mostly she was totally in awe of him. She climbed up onto his lap. He made a pretend fuss, I hope & there she stayed and there he endured her chatter.

It's difficult to think we will not hear his laugh or crazy puns & jokes. Lawrence, you will be missed terribly & forever be love. Rest peacefully you crazy wild man.

On behalf of my husband, Kevin MacDonald, myself and my late brother, Brian Johnsen I offer condolences to your family. Although I did not know Lawrence well, I admired his character, his knowledge and his humour. My brother enjoyed his time working with Lawrence and often spoke of him with fondness and respect. Memories of him always brought a smile.

Dear Dad, I was always so proud to be your daughter. You will live in my heart forever.

Great Tribute! it was a treat to have met Lawrence last summer after hearing so much about him over the years. -

I will miss Uncle Lawrence very mucjh.