I’m so very sorry to hear of Conrad’s passing. I knew Conrad through his work with EDM, Seitel, and iSafe Imaging. I was a client and he was a vendor. I connected with him on our first meeting. He had great stories. He had a deep love for his family and was so very proud of Sharron and Eden. I feel like I know Sharron, Eden, Trudy, Gary, Ron, and Larry because of Conrad. He brought me a custom made Leaf’s Directors Chair with the #17 on the back for my favourite player. We had lots of coffee chats and lunch’s together. He made a difference in my life. I will never forget him. Rip Conrad.

Uncle, big brother, and brother in law, he was always there for me. Always up for a laugh and a good story. He will be missed. Sending lots of love ❤️

Conrad clearly lived a wonderfully thrilling and accomplished life. We looked forward to exchanging Christmas cards with him each year and hearing his updates on his recent adventures.

Our sincerest condolences Eden.

Love Tyler, Krista, Ava and Blake Keay

Conrad was always a great story teller. We have lots of wonderful memories of him and Sharron and our fun times together. We share your sadness with his passing. Barry & Gayle

Ron and Kathy Lackner

December 3, 2022

Conrad was very protective of his younger siblings as we grew up on Beachell St., Scarborough. He looked out for me, sometimes using force, whenever I was picked on by older, bigger schoolyard kids. You never wanted to mess with Conrad when it came to family.

My family really enjoyed our visits when he lived in Ottawa and later Calgary. He always made us feel right at home and took us on guided, whirlwind tours of all the scenic attractions.

Conrad was a good non-stop story-teller. I especially remember our last trip in 2016 driving down together from Toronto to The Master's Golf Tournament. He entertained me all the way down and back with stories about our families, friends, golf and his work. No need to have tapes or the radio on as the time just flew by.

I miss him dearly and will always cherish my memories.

Our Sincere Condolences, Eden.

Ron and Kathy.

Sorry for your loss Eden. He always said he was lucky to have you around so he could remain at home in his old age. We lost a dear brother, golfing buddy, and friend to visit whenever we were in Calgary. Will miss our lunches together and reminiscing about old family stories.

Brother Garry

One of my earliest memories as a child was from when Uncle Conrad brought us to the Calgary Stampede. I remember weaving in and out of crowds of people to get to the fantastic seats he lined up for us to watch the Chuck Wagon races. Of course, he also won us teddy bears so big that we had to buy an extra seat on the plane ride home for them.

Rest in Peace Uncle Conrad.

Love,

Chelsey, Brendan & Violet

The best day of the summer was when Conrad took us to the exhibition and won all of us teddy bears as tall as we were. He was so good that the vendors would cut him off from playing so he would have us hide around the corner so that they couldn’t see what he had already won. Better still was the ride home in his convertible.

RIP Conrad,

Brother Larry

Conrad was extremely hard working all of his life and was a great brother. He took his four younger siblings with him to the stock car races on Saturday nights, to the exhibition each year, and on trips to the cottage in the summer. He always helped Dad and Mom with whatever they required. Since he relocated to Calgary years ago with Sharron and Eden, he would call me every Wednesday and Sunday to find out how his “favourite “ sister was doing. It always made me smile because I am his only sister. Conrad loved golfing and enjoyed golfing trips with his brothers Ron and Garry. But most of all he loved Sharron and Eden.

I know his dog Nikita must be missing too.

My sincere condolences to Eden.

Aunt Trudy