Barry Curtis

For nearly 40 years, Barry and Ann have been our summertime neighbours and dear friends, on our beloved Prince Edward Island. You couldn't possibly find a more loyal, kind, and generous friend than Barry -- and the void he leaves in our lives is large.
We will miss our happy times together -- the sailing adventures, cape walks, Barry's wry humour, and the best fishcakes ever!
Happy sailing, Barry!

I will miss my sly, cheeky, kind and loving grandfather very much. Times I've spent with him sailing, touring the PEI countryside, eating delicious pasties and fish and chips, and in later years drinking proper brown ales are some of the fondest memories I have. Though it's devastating to lose him, I'm thrilled that I got to spend as much time with him as I did. Thanks for all the great times and the priceless wisdom Grampy.

Dear brother. Would loved to have reconnected once more but one day we will meet again RIP Barry remember those right wing soccer moments so well. Your the player on the right.

I remember Barry as a kind and gentle man, loyal and committed to his beloved wife Ann. I've met Ros and Brian and know he has passed many on great skills and attributes to his wider family. I am glad I knew him for that brief spell between 1964 and 1969 when he made the so courageous step of making a new life as a Cornish Canadian. RIP, love to those who grieve.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. My dear cousin who I was very fond of.

I am deeply saddened by the loss of my elder brother who I haven't been able to see for several years and was hoping one day to visit. Tragically this will never happen now so I will look back with great happiness to the wonderful memories of us growing up together in Portscatho, going camping, sailing in his little sailing dinghy and Xmas morning opening presents together. I will treasure these memories to the end of my days.

Our sincere sympathy to Roz and her entire family. I hope you find some peace in your memories. We love you xo