EDWARD FREDERICK HENRICKSON

Condolences & Memories (15 entries)

• Phyllis I was saddened to just hear yesterday from Larry of the untimely passing of a very dear friend. I first met Ed at Paradise Village and we golfed together with the Manitoba seniors, we also worked or were employed at Quarry Oaks golf course where we enjoyed very great memories and great golf games. We had our last game together last winter in Texas and was looking forward to a game this summer. Ed was a great and gentle person who cherished his life and relationship with Phyllis to the enth. Rest in peace Fast Eddy, will miss you greatly - Posted by: BOYD KRAMBLE (Friend) on: Jul 27, 2014

• Dear Phyllis, Michael, Donna and Family. We are so sorry to hear of Eddie's passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. - Posted by: Linda & Al Ranger Jeffery and Kristopher Olafson (Friends of the Family) on: Jul 14, 2014

• Grandpa, you are the man I hope my boys will grow to be. You were always my hero and now you are my angel. You are loved and will be deeply missed. - Posted by: Tara (Granddaughter ) on: Jul 13, 2014

• I knew Eddie because him and my dad were friends when they were younger. Driving truck and playing golf. I am so sorry to hear that he died. Phyllis please know you, Donna and Michael are in my thoughts. - Posted by: Donna Besteck LaBossiere (Friend) on: Jul 11, 2014

• My uncle was a really good man. My Aunty and him were so close and took great care of each other. I loved the stories Aunty would tell me how he would hide and scare her. They recently celebrated 58 years of marriage. He has been in my life for 57 years. Uncle Eddie had a great life, he was so loved and had many friends. The pictures I have of him will bring the memories of the time spent together. I will always remember our trip to Jamaica and the fun times we had there as a family. Love and Miss you Uncle Eddie! - Posted by: Debbie (niece) on: Jul 10, 2014

• I have known Edward practically my whole life meeting Ed and his family when I was a little kid. I had my own special time when Ed and I would golf, I always found it interesting golfing with Ed just him and I. I have always had a high praise for him treated me like I was his own son, welcomed me with open arm into their home. You are going to be missed. Rest in Peace "Sandbagger". My nickname for Ed because I could not beat him in golf ever. - Posted by: Alan Odwak (Friend of Son) on: Jul 10, 2014

• Steady Eddy was the way I was introduced but I could only call him Mr. Henrickson. A kind soul with a warm smile and a huge heart. He never had a bad word to say to or about anybody except when he had the misfortune of witnessing my golfing skills. “Tim” he said, “keep your day job because your golf game will cost you a lot of money”. There were some four letter words in there also and I think I saw a tear in his eye while playing golf together. It may have been from laughing at me or perhaps knowing his helpful tips still could not help me. Mr. Henrickson, “Thank You” for being in my life. You will be missed and forever remembered on the golf course with a huge smile. Bless You, Tim & Leanne Ryan - Posted by: Tim Ryan (Freind) on: Jul 10, 2014

• Our Condolences go out to Phillis and Family on the loss of your husband and father. He was considered by me a close friend when we worked together at Prairie Gas. The time we spent knowing each other was well spent. Again sorry for the loss - Posted by: Tom and Myrna Burnell (Good Friend) on: Jul 09, 2014

• To Phyllis and family, my deepest sympathy on the loss of your beloved husband and father Ed. I live in Vancouver the last 4 years, but noticed the Obit. online. Ed was a very friendly and wonderful person, and I wanted to offer my condolences to you. Sadly, Esther Weinstein (retired Realtor from Wpg.) - Posted by: Esther Weinstein (Old friend from Winnipeg) on: Jul 09, 2014

• Uncle Ed was a very kind gentle man who always had a smile on his face and a camera around his neck at family functions. We will miss you. - Posted by: Jeff, Tracy, Sara, and Meghan Sadowy (Niece ) on: Jul 09, 2014

• I am so honoured to have had the privilege and the joy of being your daughter. I will love you for always and forever. - Posted by: Donna Henrickson (Daughter) on: Jul 09, 2014

• My Uncle Eddie was one of the nicest people you could meet. He was a gentle soul, quiet and unassuming. Your presence will be missed Uncle Eddie. - Posted by: Katherine (Niece) on: Jul 09, 2014

• So sorry for your loss Debbie and my condolences to all of your family. - Posted by: Laura Opitz (family friends) on: Jul 09, 2014

• We did say that we would golf this week and Falcon was on our mind. It is beyond belief that this could happen to you knowing you like a brother. The many memories you left behind can never come close to replacing the true and honest friendship that we shared. Fortunately, we cannot predict our time, and the helpless feeling that comes from such a tragic loss. Strength can be had by being confident that there is a true God with power over death itself. He keeps good people in his memory bank and will reward them accordingly in his due time. It's OK for our families to find some comfort in that fact. - Posted by: Jim Higgs (trucking partner in 1971 and friend for 43 years) on: Jul 09, 2014

• Ed was one of the best guys I have ever known. When I needed him to go to Dartmouth for Mon. morning I found him at Oakwood golf course Sat. Afternoon. We were there on time thanks to him. Mr Ed was the best Carny driver we had. If there was a trip, he was there. He got us into a few jackpots where we hit a dead end road but we always got out. Rest in peace Old Timer. We will miss you. L.C. & the boys at Mid America. - Posted by: L.C. Smith (Friend) on: Jul 09, 2014