James Eadie

I didn't meet Mr. Eadie until he was at St. Jacques - but my mom's family lived near him when she was young. When we would play at the nursing home, he was always so cheerful, even just a few days before he died he was looking forward to getting the bandage off his ear so he could hear properly again. He had great faith and loved little ones. I remember the day I brought my son in to meet him (St. Patrick's Day) Colin was wearing a bright green top hat that Mr. Eadie took from him and placed on top of his own head!! He always had a kind word of encouragement for me - I can hardly wait to meet up with him again!

Dear Anne and family,
We were saddened to hear about your dad's passing but aren't you lucky to have had him for so long. He was a wonderful man I want to remind you of one incidence that your dad had at our place. Every morning he would pick up Bill and take him to work. I think he always came a bit early to have a bit of time with Kelly because he loved kids.As many times as he came , it didn't seem to bother our dog but one morning your dad picked up Kelly and the dog let him know that that little girl was his friend. We have laughed about that often. The dog made a mark but I can't remember that he broke the skin on his leg. Bless you all at this time. It is a time for remembering.

It is with sadness that we hear of the passing of Gord. Our memories of him go back to the 1960's at HMCS Gloucester. He was a truly wonderful man whom we respected and considered a friend

It is with sadness that we hear of the passing of Gord. Our memories of him go back to the 1960's at HMCS Gloucester. He was a truly wonderful man whom we respected and considered a friend. Rest in peace Gord and to the family; may the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

True heroes never die, they have just answered the call to be another of God's angels. We shall never forget.
Per Ardua Ad Astra
Joseph A. Garrie (Zoomer)
1st C.A.V. Ortona Mu

Our heartfelt sympathies go out to the Eadie family.

I worked at Revenue Canada when Gordon was employed there & remember well his sense of humor ... we all thought much of him.

Sincerely & with sorrow ...

Our sympathies to Ann and the family...We remember Uncle Gordon for his wit, sense of humor and smile....may he now rest in eternal peace.

Our sincere condolences go out to the family during this difficult time. Gordon was a truly remarkable man, and will never be forgotten.

Shannon & Lee Watson

Our thoughts are with you. Ron & I will always remember Gordon for his quick sense of humour and for his wonderful anecdotes, especially the ones about his white Lincoln. He was a great role model as a father, grandfather and great grandfather and for a life well lived.

My thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Gord loved you all so very much, he always talked about his family and friends! The Nursing Home won't be the same without him! We loved him very much!
Carolyne Beaudin xoxo

Dear Family Members

I will miss my dear friend. He is at peace now with the love of his life (Greta) and his son who he missed dearly.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in this your time of loss. Shared many a chuckle with Gordon over the years . he was a great person and will be missed