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Name:	Mark Giguere
In memory of: Carl Stacey Message: So sorry for your loss. Carl was a great man, phenomenal athlete and an awesome golfer Hopefully Carl, my Dad and all is golf buddies are playing golf in Heaven

Name:	Nazz Kurth
In memory of: Carl Stacey Message: Sorry for your loss and the grief you are feeling. We are thinking of you during this trying time and sending your family our thoughts and prayers.

Name:	Kathy Mcconnell
In memory of: Carl Stacy Message: Thinking of you all at the sad time❤️

Name:	Kathy Van cott
In memory of: Carl StaceyDear Joan and family . We were saddened, when heard of Carl. We are thinking it you and your family. May all your memories be happy ones of him.💕❤️♥️♥️ Message: We were saddened to hear the news of Carl .Sending our love to you and your whole family . May all your memories be beautiful ones . Love to all 💕

Name:	Keri Martin
In memory of: Carl Stacey Message: So sorry to hear of your loss Joan and family!! I only met him a few times but he was so nice and caring and always brought a smile to Joans face!!!

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Carol French

In memory of: Carl Stacey Message: Joan and family, On behalf of the staff, past and present, at Quinte Detention Centre, I send our sincere sympathies. Carl is fondly remembered for his smile, chuckle and his love for golf. At the annual QDC tournament, his name was etched into the winning plaque numerous times. Following his retirement, he enjoyed sharing old stories at the annual festive lunch and the staff BBQ's. We will treasure the memories. Sincerely, Carol French

Name:	Sue Hyatt
In memory of: Carl Stacey Message: Dear Joan, I am so sorry to hear about the passing of Carl. Please pass my condolences to your Family, particularly Joe whom I have met and enjoyed curling with. I would also like to Thank You for being such a caring Friend to my Mother over many years. Take care and know that my thoughts are with you.

Name:	Graham Norval
In memory of: Carl Stacey Message: It's been many years but I have such fond memories of our friendship. To Joan. My heartfelt thoughts to you and your family. Karen passed away last March and there's a void.

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Matthew Conway

In memory of: Carl Stacey Message: To Marty Stacey and his family - I work with Marty at Suunto. I live in New Hampshire with my wife, and 3 adult sons, and I am Poppa to 7 grandchildren. I share these things in common with Carl, including my love and devotion for my family. Unlike Carl, however, I have never been a Champion of my golf course, and I guarantee that I couldn't play softball with a broken arm - I enjoyed those stories! I have shared with Marty that I too had a great Father, and in my opinion the greatest Dad ever. He took my brother and I fishing and hunting in Northern Maine as soon as we could walk. He passed in 1998 and I still think of him at least once every day. He told me when I was a teenager that he thought of his Dad at least once every day - his Father was born and raised in New Brunswick, and fought in WW1 in the 5th Canadian Mounted Rifles in the trenches of France and Belgium. My Father taught me that as long as I had those memories of a good and loving Dad, I was very blessed compared to many. So I'll pass that on to you. Remember your Dad as a good and loving man, you were blessed to have him in your lives.

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Nathan Vader

In memory of: Carl Stacey Message: Carl had a competitive nature; a self belief to be admired; and an infectious will to win - all of which transcended time or age. I feel fortunate to have spent time on the ice, baseball diamond and especially the golf course with Carl, and although being almost 40 years younger, the camaraderie was always that of a fellow athlete and competitor that was just to be at his best. Carl teamed with a few of us for a tournament of few years ago, and even when the tournament win was clearly out of reach and the rest of our teams hopes and spirits beat...Carl made a 15 foot breaking putt -- which really was insignificant at that point as we were too far behind -- but the intensity and excitement Carl put into the fist pump and walk to the hole to pick that ball out of the cup will remain a moment etched in time, easily the highlight of our entire day. Believe in yourself, never give up, and always give your best - things I'll remember from Carl's example. All the best to the family.