I love you man! I will never forget your honest eyes and warm smile. Thank you for coming into my life!
Shirley Wolstenholme, 7 March 2004
To one of the warmest hearted guys I have ever known and will ever meet. I am blessed with some wonderful memories and my heart goes out to everyone that had the honour of knowing him. You will be sadly missed. Farewell my Friend.
Owen Hatcher, 8 March 2004
To the Burden Family, I am so sorry to hear of such a tragic loss. I have very fond memories of Bonne Bay Regattas of years gone by that myself, Stacey, Lisa Upwards and several others had such great times at. Stacey's memories will live on in our minds forever. Go be with your friends that have gone before you. I'm sure Jason was waiting with open arms for you. Forever remembered, never forgotten.
Tracy Parsons (Coates), 8 March 2004
To the Burden Family,Elaine,Nicholas & Alexandra,
We are so sorry to hear of your loss.Stacy will be greatly missed.Always Remember Nicholas & Alexandra that daddy loved you both very much & that you both were his pride and joy and the light in his life. As Nicholas said to his sister Alexandra."Daddy is in heaven now we can's see him but he can see us".Thats right daddy will be your guardian angel. We will remember you in our thoughts & prayers. May you find peace and comfort through Christ.
The Gillard Family, 9 March 2004
To the family.
Im really sorry to hear about your loss, though I did not know him very well, I am real good friends with norton, and I will be hear if he ever needs anything.
all I can say about staci is he was a great guy. Norton always talked about him, and never had anything bad to say about him. I guess you can look at staci as a second father. well, he still is, and all memouries of him will remain with us for the rest of our lives.
Damien Parsons, 9 March 2004
Stacey, you will be greatly missed by everyone and never forgotten. You were a good friend that always made us smile, even through your own tough times. Some of the stories that you would tell were good old ones, but you were born in 1974, not 1964 as listed here. So I guess that this is good-bye ... Deepest sympathy to the family.
Roger & Glenda Young, 9 March 2004
To Stacey,
I'll always remember how much you loved my banana bread. Each time I make one now, I will think of you.
We love you.
We'll miss you.
From Aunt Frances & Uncle Robert
Aunt Frances, 9 March 2004
To the Burden family...we were saddened to hear of the loss of Stacey.We will miss him lots.He provided us with lots of laughs and was always there for us .We have lost a great friend.
Stacey...you were one of a kind...you will never be forgotten.
Glen and Rhonda Parsons& family, 10 March 2004
To one of the sweetest guys I have ever met, I thank Melvin and Millie so much for bringing such a treasure into our lives. He truly was a joy to be around and one that I will always cherish.Stacey brought so many smiles to our faces over the years, I am so sad that he had to leave us so soon. I will treasure every memory that I have of him. In my opinion He will be greatly remembered always
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Larry, Jeanne and Dayna Parsons, 13 March 2004
Funloving, easygoing, a wonderful son, a special brother and a super dad. just a few words to describe my friend. I am so glad we had a chance to see each other this past xmmas in paradise. The few days we spent together catching up will never be forgotten as will you never be forgotten. God be with you and god bless uncle melv, aunt millie and norton. Keep on Truckin stacey.
15 March 2004
Stacey was more like an older brother than a cousin and I couldn't have asked for a better one. I treasure all the time we spent with Stacey over the last 30 years and I am very grateful that Stacey was able to visit us here in Paradise for a few days in January. Special memories of Stacey will live on in my heart forever. My thoughts are with Aunt Millie, Uncle Melvin, and Norton.
Marcia, 16 March 2004
Always will remember his dedication to the snow. No matter how many hours he had already worked at his regular job,I knew I could depend on Stacey.He was great company while doing repairs as we all know he always had a story to keep our minds off the cold.Stacey will be greatly missed and not forgotten.My thoughts go out to his children,nan and parents.
Lee, 20 March 2004
In my opinion, the saddest thing about death is the people left behind with only memories.
Focus on the positive memories.
Dear Aunt Millie, Uncle Melvin & Norton, I am sorry for your loss. I can't begin to imagine how you must feel. You'll be in my thoughts.
Let us do what we can to keep memories of Stacey in his children's minds, so that they won't forget him.
Nicholas & Alexandra, your Daddy is an angel now.
Lisa, 29 March 2004
It's been a couple of months now since you've been gone, but yet every time I pass your picture on my wall and I look into your eyes, you still seem so much alive and I'm waiting for you to drop in or to call and ask how the weather is. I'll miss you forever.
Shirley Wolstenholme, 17 May 2004