Cornelis "Corrie" Marinus Huisman

Dear family, Our sincere condolences with the dead of Corrie (his dutch name). He had regular contact with Cees on facebook and suddenly he passed away. We wish you all a lot of strength with processing this loss. Warm regards.

"May you rest in peace, dear cousin." I have good memories to Corrie, when I spend holidaytime in Canada. He was a kind and generous guy. My thoughts are with Adam Glenn and Donna, who have to deal with two big losses in such a short period of time. Sending you warm greetings from the Netherlands.

May my support warm your heart

We are sorry to hear of the passing of Corrie. We will miss meeting him in NL at difference stores, and having a chat. I had been on a few bike rides with Corrie over the years. He was a gentleman, and friendly to all. He will be missed. Condolences to all.

We're so sorry by your loss and the grief you and your family have dealt with over the last year. Andy has spoken fondly of his memories visiting your family in New Liskeard. Sending our love and condolences. We're here if you need anything.

Yesterday, we placed the headstone topper on the grave stone of my parents and younger brother. While walking through the cemetery, I was saddened to learn that Corrie had passed, when I noticed that he was buried earlier this year. I regret missing his memorial service. We would like to offer your family my sincerest condolences. It is my hope that you are all well, given the difficult year that you have experienced. When I was a kid, I can remember going to the store. Corrie and Diane were always very kind to my siblings and I. Some times, we would be a bit short of money for what we wanted to buy, but they would let it slide. Later on, as a teenager and a young man, Corrie would speak his mind and give me advice. I learned from him and appreciate his candor. Tammy and I wish you all well. Take care.

May my support warm your heart

I knew Corrie from his early days in Smithville. Worked with him McEwan’s grocery store there for many years. Even bought my first car from him! He was a stand up guy and a hardworker. A good man. Remember he and Dianne heading north to Thornloe around 1970 or so. Saw him and Dianne briefly about 2005 when is was passing through Thornloe on business and stopped in to say hello. Condolences to the family. Corrie was great guy, as were his parents and sisters. May his memory memories be a blessing to the community and the family and friends he has left behind.

May my support warm your heart