My deepest condolences for Douglas on hear about Carl’s dad passing. Carl was an intelligent and gentle man who cut our group of tight friends a lot of slack at their country home . We had some our best times out their jamming with a rock cover band, working on Doug’s ’69 Dart Swinger and diving off the house into the inground pool.
Anyone can reach me at 778 982 3528, it’s been decades since I’ve talk to my high school friends.

Lots of sweet memories …… Starting in visits to the farm and onward to a visit after flying into our little airport for a visit. A truly good guy.

Dear Judy, Owen , and family. I have many fond memories of Carl.
One Christmas at Aunt Helen’s, Carl hitching a horse to a wagon and driving the cousins around the countryside. Lots of fun for everyone. Listening to your Dad’s tapes or letters at Christmas when he worked, taught school at Pond Inlet.
John and I also went with him one year to his time share at Branson.
One year, when the plowing match was held at Martin’s farm near Thomasburg there was Carl riding around on his bicycle visiting everyone and displaying his tractors.
He was a wonderful example of someone who enjoyed life.
He will be missed dearly by his family as well as Marilyn and Grant.

Sincerest Sympathy, Cousin Kathy Gallop and my brother David Coulter.

Our most sincere condolences. I will remember him for his kindness and generosity and perhaps most of all, encouraging me to follow my dreams on one of his most difficult days.
Hugs to all the family
Greg and Carol Murphy

Judy & Owen + Colin, Drea, Trevor and Erin
Doug & Shannon –
I wanted you to know I am thinking of you all as you prepare for Carl’s Celebration of Life.
I’m so glad I had an opportunity to be in Carl’s company many times between 2018-2019.
I found him to be a delight and I admired his sense of humour. Sincerely, Colleen McKerry

Condolences to the Reid family
Mr Reid as I know, was my Grade 6 teacher in 1969, and was the first school tour guide to go to Great Whale River in the Artic through a student exchange.
My dad and I had several trips to his farm for a visit.
He was a well mannered and respectful man as a teacher, and friend
God Bless Mr Reid

On behalf of the Kuchmak Family we send our deepest condolences to Judy , Doug and all their families . Carl was one of a kind , we loved his sense of humour and we have many wonderful memories of him .

Sorry to hear of Carl’s passing , lost touch when he moved away. Always wondered what he got up to and if he found any new small perdicaments. He was a good friend and neighbour, always willing to help out.
God bless.

Bob and Candy Early