Doris and family, So sorry to hear of Sterling's death. We attended public school together in Exeter Ontario, and our families remained close for many years. It was good to re-connect with Sterling at the Grade 8 reunion that he organized a few years ago. He had a great sense of humour, which I enjoyed. Thinking of all of you during this time of loss. Marion (Woods) Kirkwood.
My condolences to the Ince family. I hold many strong, fond memories of the Ince and Shaw family get togethers in the Hampton, DeSable and Argyle Shore areas of Prince Edward Island. I must be getting old as I remember Howard, Girlie, Clifton and Robert. Dean Shaw, Kensington, PEI.
Dear Doris and family
Sterling was always a smiling face at our morning coffee group. He always was full of information and great stories. He was a character of sorts; singing, acting and having fun. Sterling loved to make wooden trinkets and give them away.
We will miss him terribly but will always remember him fondly.
David and Susan Hawn
Dear Doris and Family,
We were so sorry to hear of Sterling's passing. We always enjoyed his unique sense of humour. He had a great love of music and we enjoyed seeing you folks at various events. He will be missed by so many.
Our sincere sympathies,
David and Lynn Hoy
I have great memories of the Ince family sharing our home at the north end of Exeter. The housing shortage meant that when they needed housing my parents invited them to share the home where I grew up. Sterling would tell me he came to Exeter when he was 12. I last saw him at the St Thomas museum in the fall when I spoke and did a powerpoint regarding my book about the Farmerettes. He, as always, had clever remarks that made me smile. Good memories. His research and history knowledge was amazing.He will be fondly remembered.
Bonnie (Hogarth) Sitter Exeter ON.
To the Ince family, I wish to extend my condolences. I have fond memories of Sterling, and the good times our families shared together all those years ago. Thinking of you all at this time.
Brian Phillips
