-The best NHL referee ever. John was a fantastic man. Loved his stories and that big smile. He would be very proud of Wes. Rest In Peace, Gus...
-What's not to love about a man in stripes 😉. Great friend of Dads, loved the game of hockey!!
-Great Man Great Referee
-GREAT MAN went to BRAMPTON HIGH SCHOOL with him he always gave you some thing to smile about
- Bert loved 'Gus'
-Great to see his son following in his footsteps. Guaranteed was a nice guy.
-Great guy ,lived a few doors away in Brampton.Watched hm play Jr B 7ups and Excelsior lacrosse.....excellent goaltender.
- Knew him well very nice man
- Gus was a super guy watched he play lacrosse, had him as a coach in lacrosse and then as an official in the NHL, Gus was always involved with doing for others, RIP Gus
-Such a special man and referee. Used to come to the house quite often to chat with Dad.❣️
- He Was A Great Man
-I went to school with Gus. He was always a fun guy !
-What a great guy
-Lived on greystone crescent
-I said it to before , but I was a big flyer fan from the mid 70's and meeting your dad or relation was purely by fluke ,but when I met him and trying to get a sponsor he invited me in and saw his awards and spoke about some of my idols , said it before and say it again , what a super humble guy
-Really good memory of my younger days and Im 53 now
- Remember him as a goalie for Brampton in our “visiting our Brampton friends weekends”. Dixie?Judy Ryall?
- Been a long time since I heard that name
- I remember John coming to our Bantam Hockey Tournament and having the huge thrill of refereeing with him back when I was 17 and he wore his NHL sweater. What a great man and it is a cherished memory.
- I knew John and his wife Irene well. He was a great lacrosse (and mean) player and one hell of an NHL ref.❤️❤️. R.I. P. John and Irene.
- John boy
-What's not to love about a man in stripes 😉. Great friend of Dads, loved the game of hockey!!
-Great Man Great Referee
-GREAT MAN went to BRAMPTON HIGH SCHOOL with him he always gave you some thing to smile about
- Bert loved 'Gus'
-Great to see his son following in his footsteps. Guaranteed was a nice guy.
-Great guy ,lived a few doors away in Brampton.Watched hm play Jr B 7ups and Excelsior lacrosse.....excellent goaltender.
- Knew him well very nice man
- Gus was a super guy watched he play lacrosse, had him as a coach in lacrosse and then as an official in the NHL, Gus was always involved with doing for others, RIP Gus
-Such a special man and referee. Used to come to the house quite often to chat with Dad.❣️
- He Was A Great Man
-I went to school with Gus. He was always a fun guy !
-What a great guy
-Lived on greystone crescent
-I said it to before , but I was a big flyer fan from the mid 70's and meeting your dad or relation was purely by fluke ,but when I met him and trying to get a sponsor he invited me in and saw his awards and spoke about some of my idols , said it before and say it again , what a super humble guy
-Really good memory of my younger days and Im 53 now
- Remember him as a goalie for Brampton in our “visiting our Brampton friends weekends”. Dixie?Judy Ryall?
- Been a long time since I heard that name
- I remember John coming to our Bantam Hockey Tournament and having the huge thrill of refereeing with him back when I was 17 and he wore his NHL sweater. What a great man and it is a cherished memory.
- I knew John and his wife Irene well. He was a great lacrosse (and mean) player and one hell of an NHL ref.❤️❤️. R.I. P. John and Irene.
- John boy
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