Edmund HASKAYNE

Dear Bruce, Barry and family,
It is with deep sadness and with much regret that I learn too late of the passing of a beautiful man, your dad Ed. I had the great privilege of working with your dad at Co-op where we developed a working relationship and friendship. I deeply respect and admire the man who loved his family dearly and someone who treated his fellow man with dignity, genuine care and respect. A genuine humanitarian in the truest sense and someone whom I cared about immensely. ...

Bruce, Barry and Family.
We were so sorry to read of the passing of Ed. It was so nice to see him in June so many years since you moved off Montrose Cr.

With sympathy,

Haskayne Family,
Wishing you my sincere condolences in the loss of your dad. He was a meat cutter at Dalhousie Co-op when I started there 27 years ago. He taught me lots of meat cutting tricks. If I saw him in the store we would always have a talk. I will miss seeing him.
Sincerely,
Brock Martin

Barry and Andrea, our condolences to you on the loss of your father. May all the good memories remain with you.

Bruce,Barry, and family
Very sorry to learn of your father's passing. Fond memories of growing up with wonderful neighbors. Always reminded of such memories when putting up a Christmas hanging my Mom gave me that Mr.Haskayne had made. Deepest sympathy.
Cynthia Kapcala (Duh)

We will always fondly remember your Dad and Mom as such lovely people. Proud to have known them as my cousins. Our sincere sympathy, Allison and John Sanden

We have been fortunate to live close to Eddy and Marion for so many years. They were friendly and always willing to help. Eddy's woodworking skills were a source of amazement and practical advantage.

We will miss them and so can relate to the sadness of their sons and their sons' families. Our condolences go out to them.

Lloyd and Shu-ning