Condolences
I am very deeply saddened by the loss of such a kind, caring and giving person. My heartfelt condolences to Darcy’s family.
I’ll miss you Darcy – may God bless!
I first met Darcy when I interviewed him for a position at Rockyview Emergency. He was so happy to be hired and I was so happy to have him on my staff. He was an excellent ER nurse- kind,compassionate and willing to help wherever he was needed. Rest in peace my friend. You will be missed.
Deepest sympathy to you from old friends who care .. Hilda & Bob
Our condolences to the Reid family. To my good friend Diane, our hearts are with you. Wish we weren’t so far away so we could give you big hugs and to help you through these difficult days. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during these difficult days.
We love you
Melvin and Annette
So sorry for your loss. I worked with Darcy and he always spoke so fondly of his family, and his eyes always lit up when he spoke of his grandchildren and his ability to “spoil” them. RIP Darcy.
Don, Diane and family and Darcy’s family – How sad and shocked we were to hear about Darcy’s passing. We are so sorry for your loss. Praying for friends and family to comfort you, faith to uphold you, and loving memories to help you. With sincere sympathy, we wish you comfort and peace during this very hard sad time for your family. Leo & Marjorie Aucoin
Rest in peace Darcy. My thoughts and prayers to your family.
Darcy may you be in harmony and peace. I will always remember the AGT operator days fondly and laugh over the memories. My sincere condolences to your family.
Don, Diane and Darcy’s family. So very sorry to hear of the loss of your son, brother and uncle. Times like this are very tough but you have a lot of friends you can count on for support. Thinking of you all at this most difficult time
Words cannot express how sad your loss is. I grew up with Darcy and experienced many adventures. He would come to our house and watch my Mom iron and tell her how lovely she was and then play the piano by ear to entertain us.
In Kindergarten, I walked past Darcy and patted him on the head. We both were put into a broom closet by our very nasty and wicked teacher. Much to her disappointment, we had a great time. Our adventures with authority figures continued into Elementary, I believe even on the very first day of Grade 1.
We were blessed to grow up in an era where we could go and play at each other’s homes and our Mother’s treated us like their own. I remember trying to say three properly and Mrs. Reid helping me to say three, instead of free while watching cartoons with Darcy.
May the good times with Darcy sustain you through this very sad time. My parents, Harry and Elsie Wanjoe also send their best to you all.
With deepest sympathy…
Lori Wanjoe
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