Our sincerest condolences to the Denny families. Our thoughts are with you, particularly today as you say goodbye. His contributions to the fly fishing and tying community, not only in Edmonton, but throughout Western Canada and United States were huge and you must be so proud. More importantly, he was a good husband, father, grandfather and friend to many. He will be missed.
Reg was a true gentle soul. Given his great knowledge and ability, his humility was so admirable. One really had to listen to hear the nuggets of fishing and tying knowledge that he planted during his tying courses and conversations.
We were so privileged to be tutored by Reg in his courses, not only at the shop, but at the FFF conclave. On days when fishing is slow, we still find ourselves searching our memories for little gems of info dropped in passing during conversations with Reg, and generally, if we search long and hard, we'll pull out one of his patterns from the corner of a box and begin catching fish.
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Our sincerest condolences to the Denny families. Our thoughts are with you, particularly today as you say goodbye. His contributions to the fly fishing and tying community, not only in Edmonton, but throughout Western Canada and United States were huge and you must be so proud. More importantly, he was a good husband, father, grandfather and friend to many. He will be missed.
Reg was a true gentle soul. Given his great knowledge and ability, his humility was so admirable. One really had to listen to hear the nuggets of fishing and tying knowledge that he planted during his tying courses and conversations.
We were so privileged to be tutored by Reg in his courses, not only at the shop, but at the FFF conclave. On days when fishing is slow, we still find ourselves searching our memories for little gems of info dropped in passing during conversations with Reg, and generally, if we search long and hard, we'll pull out one of his patterns from the corner of a box and begin catching fish.
He's up there catching the big ones...
ann & phil cadrin