Eric Leif Canuteson

May the God of all comfort strengthen you on this time of sorrow(2 Cor 1:3,4)

I remember hanging with Eric when we went over to visit. back in the 70's. You will be missed Brother. Look kindly down on us from above. My heart and prayers are with you all. ..Bryan Young class of '86

Canutesonesque: The intense pursuit of the fullest life experience possible; the idea that there is no such thing as half-way; the incessant need to stir the pot, provoke, and push limits in order to understand what makes things tick; the absence of cerebral stagnation; the refusal to accept 'no' and 'can't'; the inability to be satisfied with the status quo; the passion to meet every challenge full-tilt; the enthusiasm that demands to be shared; the ability to create the spark of...

Sorry about Eric's passing - I've known him since you all came to Liberty in 1975 when he was in second grade in Mrs. Sadler's class at Manor Hill. We weren't always close friends, but I did like him though, and he always did seem interested in life and how it worked. Much love to you John & Laura, and I'm sorry about you losing your younger brother Greg - he really thought a lot about you being Liberty's mayor, and I think he was proud of what you accomplished! Love to you and your family!

On behalf of liberty high school class of 1986, liberty, mo, i extend our sincere, heartfelt, condolences to eric's family. eric was brilliant and wonderful and loved by his classmates. he will be missed and never forgotten.

The Canuteson family has always been like my own. Eric is someone I have, and always will admire greatly for his brilliance, and many incredible gifts to the world. I cannot imagine what your family is going through, but please know that myself and the rest of the Taylor family love you all very much and will be here for you and to always honor the memory of your incredible son. Love always - Amber Taylor-Balentine