Sorry to hear about your lose Shirley, he was a very nice man who like telling jokes, found them so funny, It was nice seeing him, and maybe he'll play checkers with Albert, Take care and my condolences Lorna
So sorry to read the passing of Ed. Please accept my condolences and sympathy. Ed was a man with always a smile on his face. When I would go to Canadian Tire I would look for Ed so he could tell me where to go to find what I wanted. Christine Flogan
Our condolences Shirley❣️ Ed was a good hearted man with the funniest sense of humour.
He loved to share his experience strength and hope to all, and to bring laughter to our hearts. You were blessed to have each other. I think Tony would say so too! He was a true blue friend. Until we meet again in that big roundup in the sky Ed. Rest peacefully in the arms of our Creator.
I’m saddened to hear this news and I offer my condolences to Shirley, the family and all of Ed and Shirley’s friends. You two were always so happy together and friendly, no matter where I saw you. I see Ed assed away in the care home. This reminds me that it has been quite a long time since I last saw you two. We don’t get to P.A. very frequently now. Take care and we will be thinking of you and Ed, happy together the many times we ran into each other. Joe Campbell, Calgary
My condolences to Shirley and all the family. I remember Ed from the school years as well. He and my brother George Hambleton were friends. I think that it is interesting that George died in May and Ed only 2 months later in July. May Ed rest in Peace and may Shirley and family find the peace they need to carry on.
