In Memoriam

Our friend, husband, father and fisherman Clay Johnston passed away May 2024. He was excellent at guiding the west side of Haida Gwaii since 2006 where he started on the Salmon Seeker, and then Hippa Lodge and finally The Outpost Lodge. He will be dearly missed, rest in peace 'Torris'.
 
So I dont know if you heard my Father ( Marvin Carver)passed in October from ailments from his Diabetes, As he had a major stroke in april of last and really wasnt himself after that. He went out doing what he loved being in the outdoors . He was on his moose hunt when he fell ill.
Picture of salmon was a 46 lber from Flower island up where I brought him in many times to go fish in knight inlet. 2nd pic was his very first whitetail buck he got on sask trip that I dragged him on, The weather that week was gale force winds and foggy on the very last day it cleared and he got it done.. his BD was just the other day he would have been 83
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It is with profound sorrow that I pass along the grim news that Ken Pearce passed away over the weekend.

I got to know Ken through our collaborative efforts with the Pacific Balance Pinniped Society of which he was Chair.
He quickly turned into a very firm Friend, and we enjoyed each other's company immensely.
Over the past five or six years, it was rare for two days to slip by without us chatting.
In fact we chatted on Sunday. He was fit and fine, and just finished gassing up his boat for an early spring run.

Ken was a fast thinker, had a great sense of humor, and was a serious outdoorsman.
He also was a great leader who spear-headed our cause, moving that along at an incredible speed.

There are likely more words I should share, but at this point I am too shattered to do so.

RIP my Friend.
Keep the campfire burning and a seat reserved for me alongside you.
Until we meet again...

Sadly,
Matt
 
It is with profound sorrow that I pass along the grim news that Ken Pearce passed away over the weekend.

I got to know Ken through our collaborative efforts with the Pacific Balance Pinniped Society of which he was Chair.
He quickly turned into a very firm Friend, and we enjoyed each other's company immensely.
Over the past five or six years, it was rare for two days to slip by without us chatting.
In fact we chatted on Sunday. He was fit and fine, and just finished gassing up his boat for an early spring run.

Ken was a fast thinker, had a great sense of humor, and was a serious outdoorsman.
He also was a great leader who spear-headed our cause, moving that along at an incredible speed.

There are likely more words I should share, but at this point I am too shattered to do so.

RIP my Friend.
Keep the campfire burning and a seat reserved for me alongside you.
Until we meet again...

Sadly,
Matt

unreel, i remember him coming to our sfac meeting, so sorry to hear that
 
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