I knew your dad when he drove the bus for my sons hockey team. All the parent wanted him for the trips because he would take us into a city to go shopping between games. He was such a easy going mild mannered man. He was liked by everyone. I knew your mom from bowling with her. We used to have a lot of fun. Two beautiful people.

I first met Everett on my high school work week in High School.
He taught my first important lesson on grounding lines for safety of the crew. He was very kind to take the time to explain everything and the reasons why.
That lesson stuck in my memory and I often relayed the story others starting in the trade.
Everett called me after the Tornado in 2011 and commented on the good recovery and that met the world to me.
Everett and Eleanor were very good to stop and talk.
These are the people that we all try and try and live up their example in life.
My Condolences.
TM

I worked with Everitt at Goderich Hydro until he retired. He was a great lineman, coworker and friend. My deepest condolences to the family. I will always remember him as a great person.

My condolences to Everitt’s family. Such a nice man. your mom and dad lived in my brothers’s apartment and were always a pleasure to bump into or talk to. May he RIP

Mike Jeffrey, Marilyn Jeffrey and Deb Shewfelt

Sending condolences to Everitt’s sons and family, he was a great man, friend and co-worker when I worked with him at Goderich PUC for many years, and liked and looked up to by anyone that new him. RIP Everitt, you will be missed by many . Jim Scott

Everitt was my Grandfather who was also a mentor, a leader and someone who was always there when you needed someone. I learned many things from him about being a good human being. I will miss him forever. I love you Grandpa.

The Knox family sends our deepest sympathy, to the family of Everitt. He is well remembered, as a very kind person, and worked hard in the Church.
May he rest in peace.

So sorry to learn of Everitt’s passing. He was a wonderful gentleman and I was always grateful for his friendship.

To the Robinson Family,

So sorry to hear of the loss of your dad. We knew both of your parents through Knox Presbyterian Church in Goderich. They were active members of the church & lovely people to know. We hope many happy memories of them will comfort you now.

Sincerely,
Joanne & Winnie Walters

We played lots of cards with your mom and dad when they lived in Goderich. Missed them when they moved away. A great couple.