We spent a wonderful 15 years together and this is just one of our very special New Year's Eves.  You are still always in my thoughts, my darling, Ian. Love Lynda

My Husband Richard and I light a candle in honor of my Cousin Ian Haddow.  We have missed your visits, thanks for the times you made the journey to spend time with us.

Ian was a pleasure to work with on the board of directors of the Rotary Club of Royal Oak. He is missed. Service Above Self is our Rotary motto and Ian lived it. "Cruise on" Ian.

I am so sorry to hear of Ian's passing.  I knew him from Victoria AM and I called him  "the sweetest man in town" as a nod to Rogers Chocolates and his personality.  He was a real gentleman.

My darling Ian I miss you so much.  What an adventure we had, boating up North and South in the lakes in Seattle. Driving to Arizona and Palm Springs.  Cruising and visiting family and friends all over. I miss you so much, being able to talk to you and get your thoughts. We had a remarkable time together. I will always miss you. 'Goodnight, God Bless my darling. Love you' Lynda xxx

My Darling Ian, I miss you with all my heart.  We had a wonderful life together for fifteen years. Lots of adventures on the boat, venturing up North and Seattle and the lakes.  Traveling to Palm Springs, Arizona and Mexico.  Taking cruises and visiting family and friends.  You will always be in my heart. I so miss talking to you.  You were my love and my best friend. Good night and God Bless, love you.  Lynda xxx

I was very sad to hear of Ian's passing.  He was a neighbour of mine in Cultra Court and he was a very special person.

Ian Haddow was a man of integrity and great support to me when I was on the executive of Victoria AM back in the 80's.

I send thoughts and prayers to Linda and his family and friends at this time.  I know he will be truly missed.

Please accept my deepest sympathy. I had the pleasure of serving with Ian on the Friends of Protecteur Board. He was caring, unassuming, and provided great guidance to all of us. My thoughts are with all his loved ones today.

Remembering Ian with great fondness and love.  I am thankful to have grown up around such a resilient and smart man.  Reminiscing brings a smile to my face…..his famous stewed oxtails, the uplifting sound of his fingers playing the organ, sneaking into the basement to sneak a bit of homemade fudge, and the warm embrace of his powerful hug.

Ian was one of the first people that I met when I moved to Victoria 20 years ago. We served on a few different boards in town, including the Friends of Protecteur for many years and planned many fund raising events to gether. I spoke to him about 1 one ago, and realized then that he was close to the end of his life's journey. I considered Ian a dear friend and colleague that I could call on at any time. I will miss him. I also want to send blessings and prayer to his family at this time.

Ian, what a journey we had for nearly 20 years.  We worked, travelled and cruised together, we even took dancing lessons, not sure it made us any better but we did have a lot of fun.
You were an amazing husband, father and a wonderful step-father to my daughter Lisa which you continued to be after our parting of ways.
Ian, Thanks For The Memories.

Crossed paths with Ian fairly often through tourism, Rotary, and Victoria AM.  Just a few months ago we chatted in the Berwick.  He is another pillar of the community whose contributions will be missed.

Dear Lynn,Alan,Jeff and Joanna,

We were very sorry to hear of Ian's passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time.

We knew Ian through boating and CCYC - he was a great guy to cruise with.  We will raise a glass to him - whiskey of course.

Hi..I am one of your dads neighbors at Cultra Court. Im so saddened to hear of your fathers death. Last time I saw him was at our pot luck in Nov. He looked frail but happy. His only complaint was the terrible food at the Berwick! Im glad I grabbed him and gave him a big hug as he was leaving. He was such a gentleman. My sincere condolences to you & the family.

Dad thank you for all your guidance over the years.  I will miss your laugh and your love of Scotch.  Love Jeff, Wendy, Andrew & Sean Haddow

While I have not seen Ian for awhile, I do recall our meetings and discussions at Vic AM.  He was always a gentleman and so very upbeat.  It was a pleasure to have known him
K. Mann

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Ian Douglas Haddow

August 12, 1924 – December 17, 2014

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