Our deepest sympathies to our sister, Elaine and our nieces Jennifer & Sheryl.
I met my future brother-in-law in high school 64 years ago. We were in the same class and majored in Electronics. Nigel was one of the first friends I had in that class, and was loyal to me, as I had difficulty fitting in that first year. I will be forever grateful to him.
Little did we know that a few years later he would meet and marry my sister Elaine and would continue a friendship, (albeit a long distance one over the next 64 years).
Again , Nigel would remain a loyal and supportive friend through personal struggles over the next 25 years. I always felt welcomed and supported by Nigel and Elaine. My wife Carolyn , and I have many fond memories of times both in Ottawa and Calgary of visiting, vacations, dining, golfing, site seeing, and conversations and laughs.
We admired Nigel as a wonderful husband to Elaine, and father to his two daughters, Jennifer & Sheryl, and grandfather to his grandchildren.
Rest in peace Nigel, you will be missed.
Carolyn & Ken
