1949
2011
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6 Entries
Sue Gregg
March 6, 2011
To Earl's family,Kim called to let me know of Earl's passing, what a sad day. Seeing him a year earlier up here was such a great moment. I will treasure him always. Pickin' me up and spinnin' me a round that night at the Elks-we were neighbors at the VFW 933 and best of friends.Earlybird take care of Boo-Boo, Ron and Damian. Love ya forever and always-two steppin' all the way.
Paul & Dottie Chandler
March 1, 2011
To Earl's family, we are sorry for the loss, he was such a good person deep down and that is what will be remembered, besides his laughter. Earl, thank you for being the big brother I never had. I miss the many hours of talks, you yelling at me for using foul language that was not appropriate for a lady. I want to Thank you for taking care of me that night when I drank too much Rumpies and making me breakfast the next day before the long ride back to Skagit County. I sure missed the dancing with you when you moved to OKC. I was very surprised last year when you showed up with a visit, but it was too short. It was nice to spend time with you. You have been a good friend to Paul and myself for many years. Earl you had such a big heart and was willing to help anyone who needed it. You will be dearly missed. We will meet again someday my dear friend. Love you.
Rita & Wes Anderson
March 1, 2011
We were truly saddened to hear of Earl's passing. He was so fun to be around, always laughing and ready to help in any way asked. I don't believe I have met a more prouder Vet than Earl. He was the Best Man at our wedding, and loved by so many. We are proud to have called him a friend. With love to Earl, we send you, his family, our greatest condolences.
Kim & Mo Hargrove
March 1, 2011
To Earl's family, Thank you for sharing Earl with us. Many Washington friends have enjoyed Earl's company and assistance through the years. He was a proud man that walked with a strut and was always anxious to help. Earl helped us with dance classes several times a week from Bellingham to Lake Stevens and from Concrete to Anacortes. We travelled many miles together. Earl also helped the Buckaroo Blues band every weekend for many years. He hauled gear in, danced with all of the girls, and then hauled gear out at the end of the night. We missed him when he moved to OKC, but we realized that he needed to be near family. I expect we'll see him at heaven's door one day. Peace be with you.
Judy Rund-Westley
March 1, 2011
I am quite sure Earl is in heaven with his boots and hat on counting out the two step to everyone. My deepest condolences to the entire Sims family. Always remember Earl with a smile on your face as that is what he would have wanted.
Connie Robertson
March 1, 2011
To Earls family I send my heartfelt condolences. What a sad day indeed it was when I learned of his passing. I had not seen Earl in many years but I remember him as a man that was fun to be around and always a great guy. May your happy memories console you during this time and help ease your loss.
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