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Eric Pelly
In Memory of
Eric Ayalik Okalitana
Pelly
1995 - 2014
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Condolence From: Peter Watkins
Condolence: A bout 5 years ago Carolyn & I were introduced to Eric at the Lewisporte Yacht Club NL. Eric was on hhis computer and David was introducing him, he recieved us graciously , laying down his computer. We had what I think was an exceptional conversation for a young person as we were well into our senior years.
Eric proceeded to tell us how he enjoyed sailing this area, the scenery and beautiful coastline. Carolyn and I was really impressed that Eric took the time to chat with us, we both agreed that he was an exceptional young man, he certainly left a lasting impression with us.
So sorry this planet has lost such a fine soul.
Tuesday March 10, 2015
Condolence From: Greg Stevenson
Condolence: On behalf of the CanAdventure community, our sincere condolences to Eric's family and friends. We remember Eric as a kind-hearted, thoughtful, and gentle soul, and his story will live on in our memories.
Tuesday February 10, 2015
Condolence From: Valerie
Condolence: I remember first meeting Eric, David and Laurie at PRI at the first parent workshop after my son, Brendan, and Eric entered the program. Eric was so quiet. I’m not sure I heard him speak the entire two days. I remember that being really painful for Laurie and David as the other boys shared affirmations with each other and with their parents. We often saw Eric at Sunday brunches in the months to follow and saw his true, beautiful and charming self slowly emerging. At the next parent workshop many months later I walked into the classroom where team 2 was meeting and Eric crossed the room, greeted me and reached his hand out introducing himself with the most beautiful smile. I said “I know who you are, Eric”. He said, “Oh. I wasn’t sure.” I replied, “But it sure is nice to talk to you”. That smile of his was breathtaking. And what a transformation!
I remember Eric’s first outing from PRI with David and Laurie. It was a momentous occasion and somehow a few of us ended up at Boston Pizza in Orangeville for lunch. It felt good… safe… like family.
There was another weekend that I visited PRI to see Brendan and planned to take him to Orangeville to kick around for the day, have lunch… Eric joined us and it was such a lovely, natural, peaceful outing. The boys just walked together. We had lunch at Kelsey’s, window shopped, hit a couple of nice stores (Eric certainly had great taste and fashion sense!). As we were getting ready to head back to PRI I suggested we grab Starbucks for the drive. Eric was so appreciative of me bringing him on our outing and taking him out for lunch that he insisted on buying my latte. He seemed really proud to do that. It meant so much to me.
Such a tremendous loss of a beautiful and gentle spirit.
Tuesday February 10, 2015
Condolence From: Rosemary Clewes
Condolence: I was privileged to meet Eric on an overnight visit to your cabin, where we all paddled and picnicked together. You spoke to me then of your deep love and your hopes for him. That evening he was a quiet presence in the room which I can still feel. I join with you in your loss and pray that your hearts will be healed.
Thursday January 22, 2015
Condolence From: Eddy & Yan
Condolence: Dearest David & Laurie,
I am so sorry...the pictures show a young man who lived a full, happy life with two of the best people i know who provided him with all the love and care they could muster. His life and his story lives on in your memories.
Wednesday January 21, 2015
Condolence From: Sandra Ewan
Condolence: Dear Laurie and David, I was saddned and shocked
To read of your loss. I only knew Eric when
He came for his Dental Apountments. He was
Always smiling gentle in his ways, My heart aches
For loss, in time your heavy hearts will be
Lighted with wonderful memories, that you
will smile, laugh and cry. The night Sky is brighter
With its new shinning star.
Friday January 09, 2015
Condolence From: Kimm Chamberlin
Condolence: Laurie and David, I will miss watching Eric's enthusiasm and energy on the ice as he played hockey with my son. He will be missed but not forgotten.My sincerest sympathy to you during this difficult time.
Tuesday January 06, 2015
Condolence From: Dan Balcom
Condolence: I spent one season coaching Eric in minor hockey and, like others, will always remember that bright smile beaming through his helmet cage. He loved to carry the puck, stick handling into the offensive zone, just within the blue line, to fire a wrist shot high and hard at the net. Since hearing the sad news I have been thinking quite often of Eric. My sincere condolences.
Tuesday January 06, 2015
Condolence From: Lex Burger, Nancy Smyth and Adrian Burger
Condolence: Laurie and David, our hearts go out to you on your loss. Our son Adrian played Atom and Midget hockey with Eric. Not only was Eric a hard-driving player but also a force of fun and a sunny personality who added more than his hockey skills to the teams he played on. He will be missed by many and leaves behind memories for everyone who met him.
Tuesday January 06, 2015
Condolence From: Rick Boychuk
Condolence: David and Laurie,
So sorry to hear of Eric's death. We worry so much about our kids and feel such relief as they pass through childhood and the teens years in relative safety. By their 20s, you think all good, they're into adulthood. To see Eric's life cut short at that moment is tragic and a sorrow beyond words. All my sympathy.
Rick
Tuesday January 06, 2015