My sincerest condolences to the family of Carmen. I remember him well from my days in the '60's. He was my first coach for the Warwick fastball team, which his son Larry was also a part of.
Rest in piece, coach..
Our condolences to the whole Ellerker family. Carm was a great influence on everyone who met him. In the words of one other person who met Carm through the Ellerker Hunt Camp..."he was a true gentleman". I'm sure that the card table has been prepared for a new game of King Pedro.
Dear Ruth, Katherine, Jackie and family,
We have very fond memories of a quiet man who shared his wisdom, humour and kindness in a humble fashion. His joy and love was reflected through his eyes when interacting with his grandchildren and great grandchildren. A man who was very easy to like and admire.
We send our love.
In sympathy and prayer, Paul and JoAnn
To All of the Ellerkers:
We loved Carmy like he was our own Grandpa. We always had the best visits with him. He was always so kind and gentle. So many wonderful memories. Love to you all. Big Hugs!
So very sorry for you're loss of such an amazing man. We had the pleasure of his smiles and laughter, his amazing stories, his eagerness to be self sufficient while his short stay in Hospital. As well we are honoured to have met his amazing family and friends. Our prayers are with you all
John & Kim Aarts
Larry & family...sorry to hear about your father..I remember him from the family picnic' so well. He was always creating mischief with that twinkle in his eye.
jean (Wilkinson) & mike downs
In memory of a much loved Uncle, the last one I had, and to a life well lived. Welcomed into the loving arms of his wife Marie and son Gerry.
I can picture him sitting in his easy chair awaiting the first pitch of the Blue Jays home opener, or maybe on the golf course with my dad. Heartfelt sympathy to the loved ones he left behind.
