To: Marg, Scott, Mick, Martha, and Eleanor.

I went ot work for the McCain family in 1964, and stayed there until 2008.

The only thing I can say about Wallace and his family, is that they all good friends, and I hope this remains as long as I live.

Over the years, Wallace has kicked my ass many of times(and he was always right) Each time that happened I became a better man, and tried harder.

Wallace was like a father to me, and without him I would be in the shape I am today.

The world has lost one of the best, the good Lord had to offer.

Thank you Wallace RIP

On behalf of all employees at our location, I extend our deepest sympathies to the family of Mr. Wallace McCain. Our flags, as with all other locations, are at half mast to acknowledge the accomplishments of Wallace. His dedication to the potato industry which in turn has created and sustained a livelihood for all those who have earned an education and career from it, and certainly to show our respect. We share in your sadness at this time and trust that memories will sustain you through the days ahead. His legacy will live on.

Margaret and family,

I would like to send my condolences. Wallace made it possible for me to survive and grow up in a very decent and good world.

You see, my mother (Madeline Corey) worked for you for 37 years as a trim table lady. She was working there in December of 1968 and we lost our home to a fire, but she went back to work in March of 1968. She actually started at a plant called Tater State in Washburn, Maine. Then McCains bought them out, but I don't know what year. I remember she worked 11-7, 3-11 and the 7-3 shifts. My memories of my mom when I was younger was with a hair net, and a smock that had the smell of french fries.

You had the innovation to start this business and gave my mother a place to work to support her family.

Thank you again and condolences!

Our condolences to Michael, Scott and the entire McCain family. Both Heather and I had the pleasure of working with Wallace at Maple Leaf Foods. Wallace has always been a kind, passionate person, who believed in his family, the company, and its people, and it was an honour having known Wallace.

Regards

Jim Thorne and Haether Young

To Margie. Scott, Michael, Martha, Eleanor and families - we were saddened to learn of Wallace's passing and send along our deepest sympathy. May the memories of all your years together bring you comfort. You are in our thoughts and prayers at this time.

Sincerely

Karl and Judy
Moncton, N.B.

My condolences to the Family of Mr. Wallace McCain.
While serving as a Pastor in the Town of Woodstock I was priveledge to receive the benefits of the Charitable Package for Ministers from McCain Foods. It was a great help to my family at the time and much appreciated.
Just want to say "thank you" for your kindness.
May God comfort and strengthen you in the days to come. God Bless.

Margaret and Family,

I am so very sorry to hear of your loss. Wallace was such a fine person, open and honest and fun, so generous in thoughts and actions. He will truly be missed by all.

My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Andrew

Margie, Michael, Scott, Martha, Eleanor

We have all had the privilege of sharing the life and times of Wallace McCain.

Today and in the days ahead we will share the burden of grief in his passing.

May we all find some comfort in his Peace.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Most Sincerely
Dave and Ethel

Margie, Michael, Scott, Martha, Eleanor. We have all had the privilege of sharing the life and times of Wallace McCain.

Today and in the days ahead we will share the burden of grief in his passing.

May we all find some comfort in his Peace.

Most Sincerely
Dave and Ethel

Dear McCain Family,
Over the days and months ahead, may you find comfort in sharing your personal memories of Wallace and reading stories from the many people who had the opportunity to know him even if briefly.
Sincerely,
Heidi Fruzyna
McCain Foods U.S.A.
Lisle, Illinois