To the Grant Family:
     We send you, our deepest sympathy in your terrible loss, as we have just found out. So sorry to all.    
     The years you were blessed with were close and loving and that’s what truly matters.
     Life‘s not fair, but you know he lives in your hearts and beautiful memories you all have until you meet again.
We hope your doing as well as you can and you do have each other to help deal with your feelings.
Sent with love
Candy and Mike

It's with deep sadness that I write this condolence note.  I met Brad back in 2010, he provided IT services for my then employer.  He was such an excellent tech, I recommended him to my current employer and he became our go to guy immediately.  He was knowledgeable, efficient, honest and a pleasure to work with over the years.  

My deepest sympathies to his family, friends and collogues. 

Kerri Preston,   Burlington Paving Company Limited

While I was not fortunate enough to live near enough to Brad for regular interactions, I looked forward to the stories that my Mom (his Nana) would pass on from letters when he was a baby and toddler. And then there were the pictures – matching outfits with his sister, his curls or fishing with his namesake, Earl George, as he started school. While the stories of the challenges he faced in school would fill a book he found his calling in computers. I wish I could recall the details of his time as ‘network administrator’ in high school but it was a clear indication of his confidence and abilities. His time at McDonalds was also worthy of another character defining story when he stood up for a co-worker – through the pick-up window! Then there was his handsome and perfect role as Prince Charming in his beautiful wedding to dear Julie. I was fortunate to be there in person. I was aware of his artistry in his chainmail armour building but not the manufacturing and sales of the rings! I got to see that enterprise during our last visit in 2018. We are sorry we missed out on a coffee or lunch during Brad & Julie’s western tour a couple of years ago. I thought we’d have another chance. His presence will be missed but his example and legacy lives on. 
Deepest sympathy.

As a friend of Brian and Kathy for many years, I knew Brad as an inquisitive and busy little boy. These traits served him well in his adult years.
When confronted with his diagnosis he put Cancer in his back seat and continued  live life as fully as possible. His travels with Julie and his beautiful jewelry creations amazed me. 
We send our deepest sympathy to Julie, Brian, Kathy,Elizabeth and all who loved Brad.
Love
Jim, Maggie and family

Dear Julie, please accept my sincere condolences in the loss of your husband.  I am deeply saddened to hear of this news as I know he fought a long, difficult battle. 
My thoughts are with you and your family.
Sincerely, Veronica Binka

To the family members of Earl Bradley Grant, sincerest condolences
  May the God of comfort be with each of you as you navigate this period in your life whilst you grieve the loss of your beloved Earl.  Rest assured that whilst you will have good days, you will also have days when you just want to be alone 
 That's natural.    You will find comfort in knowing that your grief is shared by all who knew Earl.    Once again sincerest condolences 
   Yvette

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Earl Bradley Grant

11 May, 1976 – 22 December, 2023

Hulse & English Funeral Home & Chapel

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