Condolence: Dearest Tonia, and Howard's kin we never had the pleasure to have met ... On a thought and a whim we have just learned of Howard's settling into a 'new bed'. Of whim and 'charm', always with a yarn and story to share, and a storehouse of life stories and information, he shall be missed by so many friends and aquaintances he made through his recent 20 years or so, we amongst them. We shall miss you. Tonia, stay strong, knowing he loved you so, and fought so hard for you to be together. D & L

Condolence: Hey Dad, so sorry we had to learn of your passing through Google weeks later. Most of us would really have loved to be included, grandchildren especially. Rest in peace Dad. Hope you finally find the peace you deserve. Laura, Chris, & David, Grandchildren: Allison and Nic Darling, Megan & Erin Murphy, Alex Hartley, and his 3 great grandchildren: Victoria, Isabelle and Ryker. who wish they could have said goodbye.

Condolence: I have many good memories working with Howard. He was a very good man, with a big heart, and an excellent sense of humor. He will be missed. Sad news. Rest in peace my friend.

Condolence: Fair Winds and Following Seas - RIP . A fellow Xeroid and CF [ Army ] retiree from both.

Condolence: To Antonina andHoward's children, you have our deepest sympathy.

Condolence: My Deepest Condolence to your family for your loss. I want you to know that all the people that worked with your Dad are saddened.

Condolence: To Antonina, Family Members & Friends, The members of the Canadian Forces Supplementary Radio (SUPRAD) System Oldtimers Association were saddened by the news of Howard's passing. All those who knew and worked with Howard during his years of dedicated service in the Royal Canadian Navy, 1954-1974, will remember all of the good times that were shared. Please know that as members of your extended military family, we will be keeping you in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. 'Friends Forever'