Deb Ward lit a candle on 02/12/2013:
"Though he was a man of few words they were always worth listening to. His impact can best be seen in the spirit of his beautiful children. Karl had a way of quietly but most assuredly making me feel welcome in his home and in his life. He will be missed. "

Terry Sprague lit a candle on 02/14/2013:
"What fond memories I have of Karl Euler. He was extremely dedicated. One stormy day, when traffic wasn't moving, he borrowed a 4 X 4 and made it to our farm to treat a dairy cow. He never gave up trying to determine what was the matter with our fox terrier, and finally narrowed it down to diabetes, the first ever for him, and only the 2nd that he had heard about in the 1970s. You will not be forgotten. "

ray Best lit a candle on 04/30/2013:
"introduced to Karl by Mick Chalmers.will for ever remember the endless hours of water skiing, story telling and endulging in the odd beer or two. can never remember the story of Paul Reveres last ride.The many snow sking trips with Karl, especially the Whistler trip with Dennis Hott, Don Mcnaughten and myself. Karl, you played a very important part of my life as a young man, it was too short and we all missed you when you moved away from Picton."