In Memoriam.ca - Always in our hearts

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Memorial candle

  • Doris Freeland lit a candle on 02/18/2013:
    "Dearest Brother (Sonny)- someone who achieved so much in a short lifetime- intelligent, passionate about being a veterinarian. It wasn 't just what he did...it was who he was. Along with two wonderful women, four beautiful children were raised. His devotion to our Dad was a joy to witness. Love always , Doris. The candle stays lit. "

  • Wally CJ Smith lit a candle on 02/13/2013:
    "We so appreciated all that Karl shared with us. I recall a time when his wrist got broke here by a unmannerly horse while trying to give her a needle... he got his wrist set at the hospital, and went right back out to finish caring for the rest of his calls that night. He's a rare gem, and will be very much missed. RIP Karl."

  • Carol McNeil lit a candle on 02/20/2013:
    "Karl Euler taught me to waterski during the summer of 1968, he on one rope behind the boat and me on the other -- and remember the Picton ski hill on Macaulay Mountain? Dr. Euler made that happen too, during the 1970's. Karl Euler embodies the best of the County way of doing things. Consummate care and concern for others (2 and 4 legged), a man of action, larger than life persona, striving to do his best, be his best, reminding and challenging others to never, ever give up. Thanks, Dr. Euler, for helping to launch a grade 8 kid on her way. To this day, I love to waterski, ski on snow and strive to live every moment to the fullest, just like you showed us. The memory of Karl Euler is a blessing."

Tributes and Condolences

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  • Dr.

    Tom Sanderson


    "Karl was a good classmate and a room mate like no other. He was always in the midst of things and to find him you had only to go to where the crowd was gathered. He will be missed by many people in many different walks of life. "

  • Dr.

    Bill Bulmer


    "So sorry to hear that a good friend and classmate has passed on but grateful that he did so peacefully. I have many fond memories of Karl but one stands out. In 1961, on their honey moon, Karl and Barb stopped for a visit with Joan and I in Ponoka, Alberta. My partner in practice and I ,almost immediately, loaded Karl up in our car and drove most of the night to go fishing in a northern Alberta lake. We fished all day and delivered Karl back to his bride who wasn't very happy to have been left alone for a night and a day on their honey moon. The good news is that Karl was the only one of the three of us to catch any fish. That, however, did not impress his new wife ! Joan and I offer our heartfelt condolences to Karl's family. I and the rest of his classmates in OVC '61 will certainly miss him. Sincerely, Bill Bulmer"

  • Dr.

    Murrel Bauman


    "Karl was a popular classmate and was well liked. He will be missed."

  • Dr.

    Alan Hoey


    "I always enjoyed Karl's company, his quick wit and unique quirky smile. He'll be entertaining folks wherever he is."

  • R.I.P.

    Suzanne Hummel


    "one of the best `country` vets ever! always available 24/7 to give care to animals big and small.A man of few words but a heart of gold! what a sight it would have been to see the lineup at the gates to greet him ... rest in peace Karl"

  • Mrs. and Mr.

    Deborah and Peter Kurtze


    "Dr. Euler was always very good to us, came whenever we needed him. He will be missed by many. So sad that he couldn't enjoy more years of retirement."