LOGTENBERG: Derk
Posted By On July 23, 2022 @ 12:00 AM In Goderich, Obituary | 25 Comments
Derk Logtenberg (March 14, 1935 – July 23, 2022) died in his sleep in his 88th year. He was a retired farmer, avid RV’er and bargain
shopper. He was a beloved husband of Lillian of 22 years. A father to the children with his first wife (Tinie); Frances (Jim), Jerry (Kay), Irene (Joe), Simon (Jan), Ken (Agnes), Melissa (James) and step-father with Lillian to Greg, Keith and Anita and their families. This Grandfather will be fondly remembered by 22 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren and the extended Logtenberg,
deBoer, Godfrey and Hallam families. Survived by two sisters and predeceased by first wife Tinie (deBoer) 1989, fiancée Marlene Godfrey 1998, four sisters and one brother and one great grandson. Friends and family will receive at McCallum & Palla Funeral Home, Goderich on Tuesday, July 26th from 2-4 pm and 6-8 pm. Funeral service at the funeral home on Wednesday, July 27th at 1 pm with
interment at Dungannon Cemetery. Wearing masks is preferred. Special thanks to Maitland Manor staff for eight years of care. In lieu of flowers, donations will be accepted to Dungannon Cemetery – Operations, Huron County Food Bank, Diabetes Foundation or charity of your choice.
Condolences for the family of “LOGTENBERG: Derk”
To Lillian and Derks children.
Sorry to hear of your loss. Remember the good times, they sue help to keep everything in perspective.
Our condolences to the extended Logtenberg family.
Dear Lilian and all my nieces and nefhews ,
my deepest codolences with the löss of your husband and father.
I remember him as a very kind uncle during the hè visite us in Holland.
Kind regards,
Nico en Diny Schans- veldman
Daughter of Geertje logtenberg and Hendrik Veldman
Derk’s smile, laugh and humour will be missed. Cherish your precious memories. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Sincerely, Glen and Irene Verheye
Our sympathies to Melissa and James and extended Logtenberg family. Cherish your memories and may you find comfort.
So sorry to hear of Derk’s passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your families.
I just wish to send my condolences to all the Logtenberg families that I taught at Brookside Public School. I am sorry for your loss!
What a life well lived. The first portion with a busy family and cows and then progressing to camping and Florida. We always had the best visits at the Auburndale Flea Market if we met in Florida. Cheers to a life well lived. He created a lot of good memories for you to remember
To the Logtenberg family: please accept our condolences on your family’s loss.
Pat and Harvey Livingston, Lucknow
Thinking of you at this sad time.
Sorry to read of Derk’s passing. Sympathies to the Logtenberg Family.
So sorry for your loss,may the lord speak peace to your pain at this time.
My condolences to Lillian and my Logtenberg cousins and their families on your loss.
My sympathy to Lillian and the Logtenberg family. Many memories of SS#16 with Lillian our teacher and school with Derk’s siblings. Treasure your memories.
Joanne (Crozier) Bushell
My sympathies to the Lotenberg family. I have lots of good memories from when I milked cows.
Sorry to read the passing of Derek. Our sincere condolences to all the families.
To all of the Logtenberg family
My deepest sympathy on your loss of a dear father , grandfather and great grandfather. May your memories help you with your loss.
Dear Lillian and Family, We send condolences as you grieve your loss while also celebrating the life of Derk..We have missed seeing Derk sitting in the congregation at North Street United( now Lakeshore United)..Derk was always very friendly and welcoming..Please know that you are all in our thoughts and prayers as you face life without your dear patriarch..Blessings to all, Dawn Cumming and Bob Merrimen.
Sincerest sympathy to Lillian and the Logtenberg families.
To all the Logtenberg family. I am sorry for your loss. For me, Derk was a character. All I ever knew was to never stand behind his truck when he put it in gear! He would have run over you! But on a more serious note, Derk was wonderful and inviting. He took our young Matt, Marlene’s grandson, thru the barn on a fairly regular basis. He allowed Matt and Grandma Marlene to bottle feed the calves. Showed Matt the ropes.
Derk was a special man and we will miss him! Just don’t stand behind the truck! Xo
Hugs to Lillian and all the Logtenbergs.
Lillian we are sorry for your loss, we wish our deepest sympathy
Larry and Helen Johnston
Sorry to hear the passing of Derk. He left many family & friends. We extend our sincere sympathy.
Sorry to hear of Uncle Derk’s passing. May the Lord our God and the grace and knowledge of Jesus- God our Lord and Saviour, provide the comfort and strength you need to continue doing your best in this life and in these trying times. Greetings and love to cousins who I have mostly not been in touch with for so many years since Aunt Tinie passed. John
We are sorry to hear about your loss of Derk. Sincere condolences to all of his immediate and extended families.
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Dear family, several times we visited uncle Derk en Lilian in Goderich. We wil keep warm memories of Derk and wish everyone our condoleances with Husband, Father, grandfather and friends.