William Enright

Just found this obit about your Dad (April 4, 2024). Thought of you both (Jo-Anne and Nancy) many times over the years. I hope you are both doing well and lived a good life and that you get to see this post. RIP Mr. Enright. You were good to us when we were teenagers and raised two beautiful daughters both inside and out.

Uncle Bill will always be a large grinning smile in my memorys. When I saw him in the late 80's he looked so much like Dad. Well they grew up as kids, now there back together groving to jazz and looking over us. Love you Uncle Bill

Nancy, my heartfelt condolences on the loss of your dad. Whenever you spoke of him, it was obvious how much you cherished him, and also how much he loved you in return.

Nancy, my sincere sympathies to you and your family at the loss of your dad. May all the good memories you have sustain you through the days ahead.

Maybe it's the cartoonist in me but it seems Martha Hutton from Halifax put into words what I was thinking about our Uncle Bill.So, to reiterate what Martha wrote...
"My strongest image of Bill is from your days in Buckingham: this devilishly handsome, laughing man, with twinkling eyes and an ever-impish grin." With a few words Martha painted the character that I saw and will always remember which was Uncle Bill Enright. It will be enjoyable to see him again in years from now when I meet...

Nancy, Although you and I have never met, we are the best of friends. I share with you your grief for a wonderful Dad whom you have shared such memorable stories. It is apparant you loved him deeply and will keep him close to you in your heart forever. My heartfelt sympathies to you and your family.
SG

Goodbye frere. You were a great brother and we are going to miss you terribly. See ya later! Bob,Irene,Tony,Tom.Gerry

Nancy,

I have always enjoyed your charming stories of your adorable Dad, and how you would speak of his sparkling green eyes. His love for you and your family was apparent in every story you told of him. Hold on to those wonderful memories of his wit and laughter. I know your Dad was very proud of you and you shared so many happy moments with him. You and your family were truly wonderful in the tender and loving care you gave him in his last moments. You have become very special to...

Aunt Barbara, Nancy and Jo-Ann:
There are no words in my vocabulary to express the grief I feel on your behalf today. I know that these are difficult days and my only advice to you is to take each day, one day at a time. My heartfelt condolences on the loss of your husband, father and friend.
I know from experience that there will be for a time, a huge gap in your lives that only he could fill. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Niece, cousin and friend
Linda...