Everett was always so good to us, it pains us dearly to hear of his passing but we know he will be happy back with his Judy. We loved going to visit him, have a chat and a good cup of tea and he did both very well. We will think of him often and remember him with love xoxo Much love from Donnie, Noreen George and Family
Everett was such a lovely man. I made him many cups of tea and brought him sweets before bed during my shifts at the RK. He was always so grateful, often saying I “made the best cup of tea around” with a big smile on his face. Sending hugs to his family and friends!
Sincere Sympathy on your loss- to all his Family.We have volunteered at the RK Nursing Home for many years, we visited him every Friday to give Everett communion. He was certainly a fine man. Love and Prayers Jim & Carol Michaud.
Condolences to Family and Friends of Everett :
Peace accept our sincere condolences.
May he RIP.
Billy and Raylene MacEachern
Williams’s Point/ Calgary
Grace family
On behalf of the family please accept our most heartfelt condolences on the passing of Everett.
Such a kind, wonderful person. I always enjoyed our chats. He will always be remembered.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all during this difficult time.
Buddy, Liz Mosher & Family
We are sending our deepest sympathy to the Grace family. Everett always stopped by to see us at his brother Francie's when we were in Antigonish, or he would have us over for a cup of tea. It is comforting to know he is now reunited with his family in heaven.
May he Rest in Peace.
Love,
Mary & Scott Casey
Deepest condolence to all Everett’s family.we lived in Croft next house to him as kids and remember him well may Everett rest in peace from the Duggan twins Mary Ann Duggan and Annie Duggan-Eisan
Very sorry to learn of Everett's passing. Everett and my late husband, Dick Chisholm were first cousins and many times we visited Everett when he was living here in New Glasgow. He was always glad to see us and he and Dick always had some very good conversations.
Sheila Chisholm.
