I had the great opportunity, as did many, to work with Earl at Cameco's McArthur River mine site. You become a family working at the mine sites, and Earl and I shared stories of his niece, my friend Roxy, as well as laughter and jokes. I was saddened to hear of his passing. My deepest condolences to all the family. My god hold you in his arms during this time. Sending love and lite.
Regards.
Katrina McCartan
Cameco
My deepest condolences to you for your loss. I had the pleasure of working with Earl at MCA. His smile was infectious, and he always had a way of making people smile and laugh. He will be dearly missed by many many people.
I worked with Earl since 1986 at Key Lake.
Nice to know some things don't change.
Earl was a warm, humorous fellow who is
going to be missed.
Guess I'll have to wait to see him again.
May the God of your understanding hold
you close as you come to terms with your
loss.
Richard Liimatainen
My deepest condolences,
I met Earl 5 years ago when I started working at McArthur River. He trained both myself and people on my crews on various equipment. Always had a joke for me and helped me out a lot. His smiling face will be missed here on site.
May god bless you and keep you...
Robert Pretula
Earl you will be missed greatly, on the days I thought were the worst, I just needed to visit you for a corny joke and a jolt of laughter. I was good for the rest of the day! Rest in peace and know you will forever be a smile my memories.
Norm Gillert
Sandy, Erin, Sarah, Lisa , Andrew and family,
Words cannot express your loss, Earl was such a wonderful person, always joking around, he deeply loved Sandy and his children and grandchildren. Please know that we are praying for your family
Love Sharon, Roy, Ysanne, Lindsay and Brandon
