EDWARD BUTLER

Ted was such a friend to all who knew him. He and Barb truly exemplified the love of Jesus, inviting people into their lives whether for a meal together, a time of fellowship, with prayer and, of course, Ted's guitar. All who knew Ted felt his quiet, caring, heart and, of course, his ability to turn pain to hope and joy. This family - the kids, the pets, welcomed all people, and Ted and Barb gave of themselves without hesitation in so many areas. Always remembered with fondness, Ted's...

Although I had no contact with Ted since we worked summers at Canada Malting back in the 60's I remember him fondly as a very funny,and congenial guy who made our arduous workdays a lot more bearable.My condolences to Murray and the Butler family. Marty Sundland.

Do you Ryan and your whole family my condolences on the loss of your father. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this very trying time. Colleen Craig(Mrs. G, Scott´s mom)

Mr. Butler was hands down my absolute favourite teacher! To this day I think of him whenever I hear "Down on the Corner" by CCR. It always takes me back to my grade 6 classroom at Agnew H. Johnston. He had a way of making even the shy kiddos feel seen and heard. May you be comforted by the joyful memories you both had with your dad.

Sad to learn of Ted's passing. We were in a couple of classes together at Lakeview High and hung out with other friends over those years. Always enjoyed Ted's pleasant manner and positive outlook. He was considered one of the "good guys." Great to learn he had a good life and tremendous family. My thoughts to the Butler family. Allan McIver Edmonton, Alberta.