It is with a very sad heart that I write this posting.

https://www.futher-franklinfuneralhome.com/m/obituaries/Edward-Reimer-2/Memories

REIMER, Edward-Edward Reimer passed away on Friday October 15, 2021.
After a year-long battle with cancer, Ed leaves us peacefully, surrounded by his family. He leaves behind his loving wife, Norma, his children; Michael, Nicole, Alison and Eric, and grandchildren Charles, Henry, Riley, Luke and Jack. His parents raised him to be an amazing older big brother, always taking care of his siblings; Annemarie, George (Linda) Margarette, Rudy (Audrey), Debbie (Gerry), and Sue (Mike). Ed also leaves behind many loving family members, including aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces and nephews. Ed enjoyed spending time with his family, and always taking a keen interest in his grandkid’s hobbies. Bey blade battles, slot car racing, video games and so much more were always a much anticipated event with Opa. He was an active member of the KW Garrison Can-Am R/C Tank Club and the Northlands International Raceway, making many friends along the way. Like his father, Ed was also an amazing builder and always enjoyed having a project on the go. No project was too big or too small, whether it was a large scale home renovation, or a special keepsake for each of his grandchildren. Truly a man of many talents with a great sense of humor and zest for life, he will fondly be remembered by all who knew him.
Donations to: https://www.homedepot.ca/en/home/corporate-information/our-community/the-home-depot-canada-foundation.htm

I only met Ed once RIP

R.I.P. Ed

Ed's last meet

https://youtu.be/fVAtzA0pwfU

RIP Ed. Now I will never be able to hit your beloved KT.

RIP Ed. Our hearts and thoughts are with Norma and your Family in this time of sorrow.  Our sincerest condolences to you all.  We met him and Norma once and were impressed by their gracious and friendly greetings.  We could have spent all day as Ed kept bringing up tank after tank and showing off with pride his amazing projects.  Such a noble and pleasant person.  He will be remembered.

RIP ED I will miss that bucket on the back of you KT always made me laugh. When ever I see a bucket on a tank it will make me think of you

We are shocked !
I have not been able to access the CanAm site in over 2 years and now that we have gained access this week only to see this sad news.
Dianne and I would like to express our condolences to to Norma and the rest of Ed's family.
We always had a special time when Ed and Norma came to Fort Erie.

Ed and Norma always stirred up the fun for us all.


Goodbye Ed and Hugs to Norma
Dianne and Wayne Pearce

RIP Ed you will be missed! Condolences from me and my family.

I will remember how he was always smiling at all the battle days

I am very sorry to read about this.

My condolences.

Ed will certainly never be forgotten. Observing his positive attitude certainly taught me to be a better person. Rest in Peace.

To one of my best friends I say thank you Ed. 

Without him, the KW field never would have been built. The time and dedication both he and Norma put in is beyond measure. He was a great friend, a wonderful human being and without him this club will be much poorer and I shall miss him terribly...

I will see you soon, but not quite yet....

RIP...

Even though we knew the day would come, the news of Ed’s passing was heartbreaking for me and the family.  Our sincere condolences goes out to Norma and family.  
 
Ed’s presence will be missed greatly.   

Godspeed my friend. 

Very saddening to hear about this. Sincerest condolences to his family & friends.

Log on first time in a long time and I see one of the greats has gone to another field to play. 
This is sad, very sad indeed. His club, Family and friends will remember Ed dearly.

Wow Freaky you are still alive ! Hope you are doing well. Still into tanking ?

MikeC.