Condolence: Dear Linda, Dan, Barry and Chris and families; it is with great sadness that I heard of Earl's passing. I have so many fond memories of your family in Greenwood and at the cottage. You will miss your husband, father and grandfather, but keep your wonderful memories in your hearts and he will always be near. Linda, I hope you are doing okay and take strength from your family and loved ones. Maybe you can email me in a little while and we can catch up. Love, Lynne

Condolence: We were so shocked and sad to read about Earl's passing. He was such a kind and caring person. It was great to curl on Earl's team, but it was hard being the opposition. He won alot, but he always made the games enjoyable. We will forever miss seeing Earl and Brew out walking in the neighborhood. We are so very sorry for your loss.

Condolence: Linda - we are so sorry to hear about Earl. We had many laughs with both of you at the church in Lantz & MIlford and in Brookfield at the curling club. He will be missed.
Bruce, Glenda & Megan Isenor

Condolence: Dear Linda and family: We are sorry for the loss of your dear Earl. Remembering him from our Greenwood days of fun bring back a smile and thankfulness that we had the opportunity of meeting both of you. Please know that our prayers and thoughts are being said to help you through you grief and only good things for you in the future. God Bless Mary & Ray

Condolence: Dear Linda & Family: We are so sorry to read about Earl's passing. You were great friends to us, and we feel that your loss is our loss

With many fond memories, Lois & Dave

Condolence: Our sincere condolences to Linda and family on Earl's sudden passing. Earl and Richard flew together as part of the VP-405 Squadron Standards Crew. Earl was a first class aviator and left many happy memories with his crew. We will always remember the wonderful Maple Syrup that Earl brought us from the Sid McCully Farm.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.

Condolence: Linda and family,
I was truly saddened to read of Earl's death. I know it has been many years since we have had any contact, but the military connection and the lose of another of our numbers brings back many memories.

My thoughts are with you all at this time "those we love can never be more than a thought away... for as long as there's a memory they live in our hearts to stay."

Lesley Tanton

Condolence: We knew Mr. McCurdy from the Thursday night Curling League in Brookfield. He will be truly missed. We are so very, very sorry for your loss and extend our deepest sympathy.

Condolence: Yet another Lion passed on. We send our sincere condolences to the McCurdy family.
Arlene and John England 427 (3Wing 1963-1967)

Qualicum Beach BC

(Just returned from the UK)

Condolence: It is with sadness that I learned of Earl's passing, but it is happiness that I feel when I think of Earl. Earl was a pioneer in Fisheries Surveillance and was a part of a great crew of former DND flyers that initially started out in DFO offshore surveillance.

Earl was always a professional and very easy to work with any time of the day. It is interesting to note that I retired very close to where Earl lived in Middle Musquodoboit.

I have only good memories of Earl and wish to pass along my condolences to his friends and family.

Hugh Parker