Geoffrey William STIRLING

Condolences to his family

My father, Gerald L Kennedy worked for Geoff at CJON in the late sixties, early seventies and spoke of hime often. Dad passed away in 2009 but would have been sad to hear of Geoff's passing.
Sharon (Kennedy) Baker, Pickering On.

He is no longer with us on this earth,But free soring above on another desnation .All who know him will remember the created of capt Newfoundland and labrador his Legacy will live on through his children who are also great people .i meet Mr Sterling on several occasions and he left a lasting impression of a person who know how to take his dreams and turn them into the real thing this is a visionary who put a plan together and know how to follow it through, Mr Sterling will be missed by many...

A couple of years ago I emailed NTV regarding the status of some old television programs and instead of receiving an email response, I received a telephone call directly from Mr. Stirling. He took the time to chat with me on a Friday night for nearly half an hour. He was an inspiring man and he willl be missed by many. My sincere condolences to the Stirling family.

My sympathies to the Sterling family for the loss of this special man. I had the privilege of knowing three generations of Stirlings Geof, Scott ,and Jesse what a beautiful family . Geof was a legend in our field and he was a truly great leader . His spirit will live on through his children, grandchildren and all those who were touched by his kindness,and down to earth style of leadership. Canadian media has lost one of their greatest pioneers.

Death is but crossing the world as friends do the seas. They live in one another still for death is no more than a turning of us over from time to eternity. SOLITUDE by Wm. Penn
This for certain Geoff believed - RIP my friend. My deepest sympathy to those who loved you. Jo Anne Kelly Rudy

I am sad to hear of Geoff's passing. I worked for him in the 1970's at CHOM-FM in Montreal. As a new employee my first meeting with the “mysterious” Geoff Sterling, that few had seen at the station, was walking into the studio at 6 one morning to find him sitting on the floor of the studio, very relaxed listening to the Moody Blues. I thought is was some druggie off the street who had spent the night in the studio ! I told him that as the morning show was starting, he would have to leave the...