John (Jack) Edwin Johnson was born in Detroit, Michigan, the only child of Nicholas M. Johnson and Anna Marie Johnson (nee Olsen) on January 18, 1931 and passed away on
Matt Fyfe.
MATT FYFE. Industry veteran Matt Fyfe, former President of Maclean Hunter Printing (Toronto), died on December 30, 2020 at the age of 84. Fyfe was a key player in taking Maclean Hunter’s magazine printing facility from an in-house operation to a growing national commercial printing company, with production facilities across Canada. He served as President of the Canadian Printing Industries Association (CPIA) and the Canadian Printing Industries Scholarship Trust Fund (CPISTF), was a board member of the Printing Industries Association (PIA) in the U.S., and worked tirelessly with those and other industry associations and organizations.
Fyfe was born in Glasgow, Scotland in 1936 and met the love of his life, Sheila, in 1956. The couple came to Canada in 1958. They had a wonderful 61 years of marriage together and Matt will be sincerely missed by his wife Sheila and his children Steven (Jennifer), Carolyn (Glenn). He was predeceased by his son Scott. Fyfe enjoyed 27 years
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