Deepest condolences to Earl's family - may you find peace in memories of time you shared with him. Getting to know Earl these past four years was a gift. I think of him often and still find myself looking over at his house as I drive by to be sure he's not doing something he shouldn't be doing - like climbing a ladder or digging through the ivy to remove every last pinecone from the yard - those are now cherished memories of "Mr. Earl" as the kids called him. Earl loved his trees and flowers, celebrated the cherry tomatoes he was able to harvest, was a huge fan of chocolate ice cream, and enjoyed having company visit. I'm grateful for our friendship.

Deepest condolences to Earl's family - may you find peace in memories of time you shared with him. Getting to know Earl these past four years was a gift. I think of him often and still find myself looking over at his house as I drive by to be sure he's not doing something he shouldn't be doing - like climbing a ladder or digging through the ivy to remove every last pinecone from the yard - those are now cherished memories of "Mr. Earl" as the kids called him. Earl loved his trees and flowers, celebrated the cherry tomatoes he was able to harvest, was a huge fan of chocolate ice cream, and enjoyed having company visit. I'm grateful for our friendship.

Service/ A Liturgy of Thanksgiving: May 4th, 2024 - 11:00AM. Old Donation Episcopal Church, 4449 N Witchduck Rd, Virginia Beach, VA 23455.

It was an honor and a joy to know Earl these last few years. He was loved and cherished by all who spent time with him. We were all blessed to know him and take comfort that he is reunited with his wife in heaven.

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.