It is with great sadness we announce the peaceful passing of Ed with his family by his side at the Selkirk Regional Health Center on July 23, 2024.
As per his request, there will be no formal service, cremation has taken place, and a private family burial will occur at a later date.
“We love you and will miss you”
Family and friends are invited to share memories and condolences on Edward’s memorial page using the comment field below.
Our sincere condolences in the loss of your beloved husband, father, son and brother.May he rest in peace.
I will miss you bud,you were such a good hunter and fisherman, and a good husband and father to your beautiful children. See you on the other side . Friend and uncle Eugene.
As Ed was passing, I dreamt his friend was waiting for him,In his big truck and camper and boat and lots of guns because they were going moose hunting. And then family members and friends waiting at the baseball diamonds with a jersey with Ed’s name .Every one laughing and playing cards we take comfort knowing, family is waiting for him till we meet again .Your favourite sister in law Darlene & Mike Harris
My condolences Susan, Brendan, Brooklyn, immediate family members, relatives, friends and all who knew Ed. I really enjoyed getting to know Ed better as he journeyed through his illness. I’m thankful and grateful that he gave me that opportunity. Ed rest in peace now. God our Creator bless you always.
My sincere condolences to all of Ed’s family and friends. He is no longer in pain. May he rest in peace. Cheryl K.
Susan & family. My heart goes out to you. Hugs to you.
Our sincere condolences from Bradley Duguid and Sharon langlois
Susan and Family, I am so sorry to hear of Ed’s passing. Its been many years since our paths crossed but sure have the best memories of all of us playing ball, visiting for drinks at Carl & Sheila’s and oh those baseball tournaments. They were the best times of my like. RIP my friend and I’ll see you on the baseball field on the other side. Prayers and comfort to Susan and Family <3
May God give you peace Susan and family at this time so sorry for your loss
Ed- you were an incredible support to people who had survived unthinkable severe brain injuries. You were a cheerleader to those who had to learn to walk again, a coach to those who had to learn to speak and a mentor to those who had to reshape and reimagine their lives after injury. I am so sorry for what you had to go through Ed. I hope you have some peace knowing that you made a great difference in so many lives. Love to your family. And thank you.
Susan and family, I just recently heard about your tremendous loss. My deepest sympathy, I am so sorry.
Susan and family. I just heard of Ed’s illness and passing. Although it’s been many years since I worked with him, I have fun and fond memories. Ed could always be counted on for help, and a really good laugh. May God grant you and your children comfort until you meet again.
This is very sad news. Ed was a very nice person. Played many ball games with him. Had many drinks together. Nothing but good memories. RIP ED. 🙏
Condolences to the family. Although many years ago I’ll always remember working with him. Just a great guy!
Condolences to you Susan and the Family! RIP Ed
“Tell me, what does it look like in heaven?
Is it peaceful? Is it free like they say?
Does the sun shine bright forever?
Have your fears and your pain gone away?”
I can’t find the words to say too express how much your missed,
So sorry to hear of your loss….sending healing prayers…
So sorry Susan, Brendan, Brooklyn for losing Ed. I worked with him at the Transisitonal Residence, he was so good with the clients and help trained many of us staff! Always enjoyed his stories of hunting and fishing adventures. Sending gentle energy.