To the family of Pinky , My condolences on your brothers passing. I know he was truly loved by all who knew him. Sorry I didn't have that privledge. My thoughts and prayers are with you all in your time of sorrow.Hugs to you all.

What else can one say. Everyone and I mean everyone who spent any time with Pinky loved the man.

Our deepest condolences to the family and friends of Pinky. It was indeed an honor to have met Pinky way, way back in the early days of The Stitch in Tyme playing in the village in TO when I traveled up there on business. I think the most striking thing about Pinky is he would light up a room as soon as he walked in. Rest in Peace & rock on my friend.

My dearest Pinky: What do I say at a time like this ? As all I can remember is the laughter we all did, and you made a mark of happiness in my life that I will never forget. Thank you for everything, Pinky. The Good Lord will appreciate your music now.

Such a kind and gentle person..always smiling and always seen the best in everyone and joking about things...loved his family and friends..you will be missed Pinky...xo..RIP ....

One of a kind that's for sure Pink they broke the mould when they made you! you will be sadly missed. In our hearts you will Keep us smiling and making us laugh with such fond memories, so much love, it was an honour having you as my brother in-law. xoxoxo

Pinky touched everyone with his kind heart and gift for laughter. He was a wonderful musician who added his indelible touch to Lighthouse. He shines on the first three albums and these songs, along with all the other wonderful music he made throughout his life, will be a glorious legacy. Our condolences to the family at such a sad time.

My condolences to the family. I remember pinky from the Sackville days. Our families knew each other, I remember him at school and of course, his music. Sorry to hear of his passing. I was in Toronto when he was in Lighthouse and was proud of the hometown boy.
Charlene Beal Horwood, Kingston. Ont.

Dear sweet god: Wondered about you for years, and now to find that you have passed.....RIP......you certainly kept the girls in the class of "65 amused, all those years ago. I think nearly all loved you and wanted to be your gf! Condolences to family and friends......sounds like you grew up to be a gentle, caring man! Good on you Pinky!

i was pinkys roadie for a spell, he always managed to keep the atmosphere light and fun, it is always hard to say good bye, but especially so in this case as he still owed me $10 bucks for an aborted game of room chess at the atlas in welland, just kidding he would have liked that, my condolences too the family..

Our condolences to all of Pinky's family. I remember all laughter from the drafting room at Sackville High and
the dances at the firehall. He will be missed.
Roger and Karen MacKenzie

A dear brother that I'm going to miss, all the laughs we had over the years, some partying, some hard times, your music. I'll never forget you.xoxo. RIP!

We laughed so hard at so little and had so many wonderful times together. You were always a true friend, not a pretentious bone in your body. I loved you then, I love you now. Everyone who knew you loved you. If they didn't, there was definitely something wrong with them. So many wonderful memories from being teenagers to becoming adults (or at least trying). Forever in our hearts.

My condolences to your family. You will be missed very much Pinky and i am glad that i knew you. xo

RIP Pinky... it was great being your friend all of these years and it was also great being your band mate in the "Stitch In Tyme" and our first band ever "The Continentals"... I'll always remember you..... My condolences to your family.... You'll be missed brother....

To the family.. I will remember Pinky for many years to come, hearing him play the drums at home in Sackville, going to dances in Sackville, Amherst and area and seeing him in Halifax and Toronto.. visiting him at home in TO and him and Grant putting on a show for the guys and girls at CFB Toronto, he was a friend that I will miss .

Those days in Yorkville were so much more enjoyable when Pinky was around, joking and kibitzing. We'll miss him..Condolences to family and friends..

You will not be forgotten. Growing up in Sackville NB, our families lived so close, we were almost neighbours. Remembering the fire hall dances when you were with "The Continentals". Also visiting you at your home in Toronto. You will be missed. RIP Pinky.

I am so sad for your family...
Many fond memories; Adam & I camping in your backyard in Sackville; those crazy Stitch suits & the wonderful music u made! Standing up for you & Sue all those years ago & watching u play golf in the snow the day after. RIP my friend you were a one & only one

What a sad day for all who knew you. Will always remember your great smile . My thoughts and prayers are with your family and friends.

Pinky... We laughed so much my sides would ache. The silly things we said and did when on the road in the old VW van. The fun we had on stage. We thought it would never end. Unfortunately all things must pass. RIP Pinky! Condolences to family and friends.

Many condolences to Sue & Vikki...many fond memories; always a smile on your face, hands always ready to pinch the cheeks of those who didn't! Say hello to my dad up there, will you please?

Love you daddy miss you so much

My dear brother: I am going to really miss you. Who will I call now when I have a problem and need a shoulder to lean on. I know you will find Jason on your journey, and look after him until I see you again. RIP!