ARTHUR TEITSMA

Condolences & Memories (8 entries)

• I met Arthur when I started work at Premier Printing in 2007. He was always kind, patient, and a wonderful source of information. He was so proud of his family. He loved to show his woodworking skills and always had something on the go. We had a lot of laughs and joked a lot. My last visit with him was very special. Even though he wasn't feeling well, he was still so proud to show his home, his family - his life. This was a good, good man who was taken far too soon. My sincere condolences to Sharon and his entire family. - Posted by: Rachelle Painchaud-Nash (Previous Co-Worker) on: Mar 16, 2026

• Dear Sharon and family, Lord, where then to, to YOU alone! We are sad too with the passing of your beloved Husband, Father,Grandfather, but that does not mean that we know how you all feel right now. Afterall, "for who knows a persons thoughts except their own spirit within them". Our Wholehearted Condolences Sharon,Children and Grandchildren!. May the Hope and Assurance that your beloved Husband,Father, and Grandfather will rise again be a Comfort and Strength.(dutchway@shaw.ca) - Posted by: Hans and Leida Buikema (Br. and Sr. in the Immanuel Can.Ref. Church, Edmonton, Alberta) on: Mar 16, 2026

• Offering my condolences in this time. I am happy he is in a better place and pain free, and he lived out his last moments the best and happiest he could. Auntie Sharon ; kids and grandkids, I hope you find the strength to carry on in this difficult time. Forever in my heart and my memories. Big hugs You may have had to learn to smile but you sure had a big heart under it all. Love you Uncle Art, you will be dearly missed - Posted by: Anthea (Niece) on: Mar 14, 2026

• I moved in next door to Art and Sharon in 2000. The best move I ever made. He was the greatest friend and neighbour. He was always there to help out with me and all the other neighbours. He was a great ear for me to talk about life. I will miss him dearly. My sincere condolences to his entire family. He will not be forgotten. - Posted by: Jamie Bogart (Friend) on: Mar 14, 2026

• My sincere condolences on the passing into glory of your dear husband and father. Cast your burden on the Lord, and He will sustain you, he will never permit the righteous to be moved. Psalm 55:22 - Posted by: Cathy Visscher (Friend) on: Mar 14, 2026

• I’m very shocked and deeply saddened to hear of Arthur’s passing. I first started my graphic design career with TC4 graphics. Arthur and Jan took me under their wing. Arthur was a great mentor, sharing his industry knowledge and tips and tricks that allowed me to flourish in this industry. I would run into him from time to time at Premier printing. He was gifted craftsman making beautiful woodworking projects. His laughter and huge smile was infectious. We would rock out to one of his favourite bands… Boston. Wishing his beautiful family my deepest condolences during this difficult time. You’re in good hands now my friend. - Posted by: Brent Polson (TC4 coworker) on: Mar 14, 2026

• I grew up down the street from the Teitsma family and was lucky enough to run into Arthur periodically over the years. Both at East End arena or while he was riding his bike in the old neighborhood and we caught up on our families and I enjoyed hearing about his lovely family. So sorry for your families loss. A good man gone way too soon. - Posted by: Mary Beazley (Elementary & high school classmate) on: Mar 14, 2026

• May the Lord comfort and give strength to the family. I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith. 8 Now there is in store for me the crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous Judge, will award to me on that day—and not only to me, but also to all who have longed for his appearing. 2 Timothy 4:7-8 - Posted by: Frances Wray nee Tiggelaar (Friend) on: Mar 14, 2026