Klaus was born in Oldenberg, Germany on October 14, 1945. He passed away peacefully in Victoria, BC on November 4, 2021. He will be missed by his children; Michael and his children Ivy, Charlie and Orson; David (Danielle) and their daughter, Ruby; Tammy and her daughter, Pippa; Sister, Beverly (Dr. Gordon Hoag); Brother, Brian (Jean), nephew, nieces and friends. He will be truly missed.
A Funeral Service was held in the Sequoia Centre at McCall Gardens, 4665 Falaise Drive, Victoria, BC on Monday, November 8, 2021 at 2:00pm. Click the image below to watch a recording of the service.
Condolences may be offered to the family below.
McCall Gardens
www.mccallgardens.com
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Dear Bev, just heard today that Klaus had passed and I was so glad you put the video of his funeral on the website…
I am very sorry for your loss, I loved spending time with Klaus, as his caregiver/companion at Broadmead Lodge…
I have such fond memories of Klaus and his “fiesty” ways but get him smiling and you captured his heart…I am so glad I met him through Bonnie and you…
He was yes, “one of a kind”
Sincere Regards, Trude 🙂
We are thinking of you all at this time… Francine, Michael, David, Tammy, Bev & Gordon… a loss in your life, but a golden shield of victory hung up in heaven. We have been enriched by Klaus’ life & fellowship. We loved the welcome to your home in Moose Jaw… memories & influence linger with us.
Our thoughts are with you all!!
Betty Petersen
To Michael, David, Tammy and family, please accept our sincerest condolences on the loss of your beloved father. He was a lovely man with a wonderful sense of humour, and he was always willing to provide his guidance to help others. His memory will live on in our hearts. Our thoughts and prayers will be with you during this difficult time.
I have many fond memories of the Bohn family. From babysitting Michael, David & Tammy in Moose Jaw, our trip to Hawaii, and later working at the Photography Studio on High St, with Francine & Brian. Klaus was an amazing photographer!!He did my wedding photo’s 39 years ago, which I will always cherish. Rest in peace Klaus. With Deepest Sympathy at this time of sorrow, to all of the family.
Thinking of all of you at this time. We have so many wonderful memories of time spent in your home. We always appreciated Klaus’s encouragement & enthusiasm for life. Much love to you all! ❤️
Today we fondly remember good times and good fellowship with your Dad and Grandpa…many years have passed and many miles have separated us since those times, but we have good memories.
We send our condolences and kind thoughts to you, the Bohn family.
We very much appreciated being able to listen in and watch Klaus’ memorial service this afternoon. He was a special friend to me back in late 1969, and 1970. He encouraged me to get a firm hold on this Faith that is eternal. We had many spiritually encouraging times, and many adventures (including the one that Jim mentioned above).
It was through Jim that Klaus and I came to meet Yehia, and then his wife Seham – also very special friends. It was about this time of year, that we were on hand to help welcome Yehia’s wife to Canada, and it was her first time to see snow!
May the family take comfort in Klaus’ unshakeable faith in an Eternal future.
Our deepest condolences to the entire Bohn family. We’ve not seen each other in recent years but have many memories travelling to Moose Jaw when I was younger and I always thought your dad was a really neat man. His creativity, energy and passion was magnetic and inspiring.
We trust comfort will be yours for the loss of your father and grandfather.
Rest in Peace Mr Klaus Bohn
From John and Helene MacDonald and children, Vancouver