Eric P. Brooks

Annette and Family,
You have lost a loving husband, father and grandfather. I have lost a dear and loyal friend. From 1976 when Eric taught me to develop my first b/w films to this past February when we played around with my new camera, Eric was always eager to help me better understand the entire art of photography. He was never pushy with his suggestions, but dropped hints that I always followed up on. He was 100% correct on all suggestions.
He loved his job at Cannon and was...

" How many pancakes does it take to shingle a doghouse?"

Eric's charm and sense of humor will always be remembered.

ERIC WAS A VERY FINE PERSON.HE TOOK THE TIME TO KNOW YOU WHEN HE SAW YOU.MY SON RACED AT LANGLEY SPEEDWAY WHERE ERIC TOOK SOME GREAT PHOTOS FOR US.HE ALWAYS CAME BY TO SEE IF WE NEEDED ANYTHING FROM HIM. PEOPLE LIKE HIM WILL SADLY BE MISSED.OUR PRAYERS AND THOUGHTS GO OUT TO HIS FAMILY.

A friend, from Fayetteville, WV. My deepest sympathy for your loss.

Aunt Nancy, Uncle Grady and I all send our condolences. As we read it in the VA Pilot today, it came as a complete shock. Eric will definitely be missed. He was like an uncle to me, as well as a treasured friend and co-worker to Nancy and Grady.

~ Kellie Pittard & family.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

I remember first meeting Eric and his brother when they came over to Mary Jo LoCasio's home. Eric and his brother stood when we girls walked into the room. I had never seen such young gentlemen. Eric was always at our class reunions to take the class picture. My deepest sympathy goes to all of his family.

Joyce Powell McNeil (SHS class of 1961)

I had the pleasure of knowing Eric from Canon I.T.S. I will miss our chats. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Sarah
Canon HR Dept.

Eric brought joy and humor to all whose life he touched. He will be missed at Canon. May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories.

My heart goes out to you at this time and in the days ahead. Please accept my deepest sympathies.