Condolence: My deepest condolences to Brian and Diane and family on the loss of your father. My thoughts are with you in this difficult times.

Condolence: My deepest condolences. Ernie was a genuine, caring gentleman. He was such a pleasure to talk to and be around while he lived at Seasons. Truly one of a kind. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family. Dawn

Condolence: Brian & Diane and families, our deepest condolences, Uncle Ernie was a very special man, Growing up I spent two weeks every summer in Batawa then Franford. So many great memories of those special times in the summer and Christmas dinners at Grandma Mead's. Rest in Peace Uncle Ernie. Janet

Condolence: Even tho I knew Uncle Ernie's passing was imminent, the news was a shock. A dear and gentle man has left us feeling a little lost and lonely. I had a close bond with both him and Aunt Phyllis. We spent many hours traveling the back roads of our ancestors, exchanging knowledge and much laughter and conversations. Uncle Ernie was that quiet presence in the background but was fully engaged and supportive of any achievement I made. We shared a love of birds and gardens. Always a ready smile and hug when I rang the front door bell. Oh, I loved that Bell! I loved his laugh, so full compared to his quiet voice. He respected my love of genealogy and never once refused any questions I had. We have now lost the last live connection to our Daniels ancestors of his generation(that I know of). I like to think of him laughing, talking and mingling with his loved ones, somewhere that is invisible to us. I say so long to the best Uncle ever, who was more like a dad. He will be alive forever in my heart. Hugs and condolences to the family.

Condolence: Brian and Mary Jane, we are sorry to hear of the passing of your Father. Our thoughts are with you during this difficult time. Jackie & Geoff