SMILEY o@ca.on.manitoulin.howland.little_current.manitoulin_expositor 2001-08-29 published
Thomas "
Tim"
Edwin
CRONIN
Tim CRONIN passed away peacefully at Finlandia Nursing Home, Sudbury,
Ontario on Wednesday, August 22, 2001 in his 89th year.
Beloved husband of the late Kathleen
(WALLACE,) 1964 and the late Lillian
(WILSON-
MANN,) 1990.
Loving father of Gerald
CRONIN of Sudbury, Ontario, Lynne (Mrs. John
WILSON) of Espanola, Ontario, Patricia (Mrs. Harry
BOLL) of Port
Coquitlam, BC and Nicki (Mrs. Grant Moffatt) of Red Deer Village, Ontario.
Stepfather of Melva (Mrs. Robert
COCHRANE) of Calgary, Alberta, Laura
(Mrs. Gerald
GRISWOLD) of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario and Kent
WILSON
of Toronto, Ontario.
Very dear grandfather of Kelly
CRONIN predeceased 1972, Keane (Lee
Ann) CRONIN, Teressa
CRONIN (friend Harry
HODGES), Kathy (Mrs. Ray
PILON), Kim (Mrs. Rob
PENNER), Kari (Mrs. Jay
MITROFF), Robbie
(KELLY) GIROUX, Timmy
GIROUX, Michelle
SMILEY, Chad (Natasha)
BOLL,
Larissa (Mrs. Phil
EADIE), Dana (Mrs. Steve
McGUIRE).
Dear great grandfather of 17. Keara and Keaden
CRONIN,
Devin and
Kelsey PILON,
Nathaniel,
Jeremy and Michael
PENNER, Joshua and Alexa
MITROFF, Jessica, Alana and Cooper
GIROUX, Jasmine and Joshua
GIROUX,
Amber and Joseph
SMILEY and Teagan
BOLL.
Tim was born on September 17, 1912 in Cullross Township, Bruce County
to the late Joseph and Mary Anne
(WEISHAR)
CRONIN.
Brother of Marcella
WEILER (late Bernie) of Thunder Bay, Ontario.
Predeceased by sister Evelyn
O'NEILL and brothers Wilbert and Michael.
Tim was transferred to Manitowaning in 1932, with the Bank of Montreal,
married and then set up his first business in Aurora,
Ontario in 1935--returning to the Manitoulin Island in 1937. Tim
operated Cronin's Crafts from 1939-1950 in Manitowaning and the T&K
Gift Shop in Espanola from 1953. Tim was associated with the Stedman
Chain for 57 years having owned and operated Cronin Stores in
Manitowaning, Espanola and Sundridge.
Tim was an avid golfer and one of the founding members of the Espanola Golf Club.
He also enjoyed golfing in the winter months in Florida. As well he had a passion
for curling and was a member of the Decades Club, faithfully attending the
International Bonspiel in Quebec City.
Tim was a member of the Espanola Lion Club, retiring in 1985.
Tim had a love of sports and music--and those blue eyes were really
twinkling as he entertained all with his unique sense of humour.
Rested at the Bourcier Funeral Home in Espanola. Funeral Mass was
held at St. Louis de France Church in Espanola on Saturday, August
25, 2001 with Father Al McMillan officiating. Interment in Espanola Cemetery.
Arrangements entrusted to Bourcier Funeral Home Ltd., Espanola.
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SMITH o@ca.on.manitoulin.howland.little_current.manitoulin_expositor 2001-01-17 published
SMITH
-In loving memory of a loving husband, John R.
SMITH, who passed away
on January 21 1996.
A million times we've needed you,
A million times we have cried,
If love alone could have saved you,
You never would have died.
In life we loved you dearly,
In death we love you still.
For in our hearts you hold a place,
No one could ever fill.
It broke our hearts to lose you,
But you did not go alone.
For a part of us went with you,
The day God took you home.
You left us special memories,
Your love is still with us.
And though we cannot see you,
You are always by our sides.
Our families are still together,
But as nothing stays the same,
When God calls us home, one by one,
We will be with you again.
-Forever loved and missed by wife Wilhelmina.
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SMITH
-In loving remembrance of a special Dad: John Ross
SMITH who passed
away on January 21 1996.
Our life goes on without you, Dad,
But nothing is the same,
We have to hide our heartache,
When someone speaks your name.
He had a loving nature,
And a heart as pure as gold,
He always had a smiling face,
And a story to be told.
A wonderful sense of humor,
And a twinkle in his eye,
A helping hand in time of need,
On that you could rely.
You did so many things for us,
Your heart was kind and true,
And when we needed someone,
We could always count on you.
Maybe we can't touch his hand,
Or see his smiling face,
And maybe we can't hear his voice,
Or feel his warm embrace.
Sad are the hearts that I love you,
Silent the tears that fall,
Living our life without you,
Is the hardest part of all.
But something we will always have,
Tucked safely in our hearts,
Our love for him, his love for us,
Will never let us part.
The special years will not return,
When we were all together,
But with the love within our hearts,
You will walk with us forever.
--Loving remembered by Daughters Marilyn and Connie, Sons Doug and Billy.
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-In loving remembrance of a very special grandfather, John R.
SMITH,
who passed away January 21 1996.
God
Find the softest pillow,
And lay his head upon it,
Place a kiss on his cheek,
And tell him who its from,
Place your arms around him,
And hug him very snug,
Tell him that we love him,
And miss him very much.
--Forever in our hearts and always remembered by grandchildren:
Stephanie, Bradley, Jason, Ashley, Krista, Shawn, Anthony, Kevin,
Alicia and Kristin.
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In loving remembrance of a very special Dad, who passed away January 21 1996,
John R. Smith.
"Dad"
We have a Heavenly Father
who knows and loves us well.
He gave to us our earthly Dad,
now took him home to dwell.
He must know we are strong enough
to deal with this hard blow,
For he let our Dad love us so much
before he had to go.
Because the Lord could not be here
and with us every day.
He gave us a caring father
to guide us on our way,
A father's love is never one,
that wears away with use.
It grows and just gets stronger,
the more it takes abuse.
Throughout the years of growing up,
and learning how to live.
We never quite gave Dad our time
or love we had to give.
We take for granted what we have,
and never do we see.
what is the most important thing,
until it ceases now to be.
With eternal life a gift to us,
from our spiritual "Dad",
We can go on as families still,
for that let's all be glad.
It's not an end to ties that bind,
those go on forever.
Death is just a passageway,
for us to be together.
We came to earth to have a chance,
to prove that we could love.
And follow steps to bring us back,
to our heavenly home above.
Dad must have learned and filled the roles
for which he was sent here.
And now he walks with family gone,
and loved ones held so dear.
With love and peace they welcome him,
into their arms once more.
He joins them in sweet refrain,
as the Lord opens the door.
We can all be as one again,
our God has told us how.
And Dad awaits us there as well.
as our heads to him we bow.
So on we go and live our lives,
as Dad would have us do.
Let's whistle all our tears away,
our troubles will be few.
So Dad you know we'll think of you,
forever in our heart.
And see you in our heads and homes,
until we too depart.
We'll be together all again,
and sing our hearts delight.
For now we say sweet farewell,
goodnight.
--Loving remembered by daughter Marilyn and Connie, Sons, Doug and Billy.
Forever in our thoughts.
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Nellie DUNN
Nellie DUNN of Espanola passed away at the Espanola General Hospital on
Wednesday, February 21, 2001 in her 88th year. Beloved wife of the late
Charles DUNN (1980.) Dear daughter of the late William and Mary
{JOHNSON}
SMITH.
Loving▼ mother of Michael
DUNN of Espanola and the late Jerry
DUNN
(1995) (wife Gail) of Markham.
Very dear sister of Mrs. Lottie
NIGHSWANDER of Espanola and the late
William, James, Floyd, Melvyn, Fred and John
SMITH, Agnes
NEVILLS,
Nettie HEISE and Irene
FILION.
Nellie was a 50 year member of the Catholic Women's League and a Life Member
of the Espanola Horticultural Society. Funeral Mass was held from the Good
Shepherd Roman Catholic Church, Espanola on Saturday February 24 at 10
a.m. with Father Al
McMILLAN officiating. Interment in the Espanola Cemetery.
Arrangements entrusted to Bourcier Funeral Home Ltd., Espanola.
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Mary Katherine
NEWTON
In loving memory of Mary Katherine
NEWTON
August 27, 1908-April 10, 2001.
Kay NEWTON, a resident of the Manitoulin Lodge, Gore Bay, died at the
Mindemoya Hospital on Tuesday, April 10, 2001, at the age of 92 years. She
was born at Wheaton, Illinois, daughter of the late Edward and Myrtle
{SMITH}
WINTERS.
When
Kay was 9 years old, she moved with her family to
Saskatchewan, where they homesteaded. She had worked as a dietician at
Winnipeg
General
Hospital. After her marriage to Kenneth
NEWTON, they moved
to Kitchener, where they both worked for B.F. Goodrich, during the war. Kay
had worked as a cook at many tourist camps in the north, and
at Marv WOODS
Restaurant in Gore Bay. She enjoyed cooking, her garden and flowers. She was
the last surviving member of her family, having been predeceased by her
sister Margaret
HANLIN and brother Milford
WINTERS.
Loving mother of Ken and
his wife Marion
NEWTON of Toronto and also survived by Greg
BATMAN, who was
Kay's right hand man for many years.
Funeral service was conducted in the William G. Turner Chapel on Thursday,
April 12, 2001 with Reverend Frank Haner officiating.
Interment in Gordon Cemetery.
Arrangements entrusted to Culgin Funeral Home, Gore Bay.
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Joan Beryl
SMITH (née
MITCHELL)
In loving memory of Joan Beryl
SMITH
{née MITCHELL} who passed away at the
age of 72 years.
Beloved wife of Tom
SMITH of Sudbury, loving mother of Rob (wife
Lillian) of
Calgary, Rick (wife Barb) and Laurie (husband Ben) both of Toronto.
Cherished grandmother of Alysha, Alexander and Nathan. Loving daughter of
Doris MITCHELL of Sudbury and William
MITCHELL (predeceased.) Dear sister
of Bob MITCHELL (wife
Sandy) of Port Stanley. Sadly missed by loving nieces
and nephews.
Resting at the Jackson and Barnard Funeral Home, 233 Larch Street, Sudbury.
Funeral Service in St. Andrews United Church, 111 Larch St. Sudbury,
Wednesday, July 11, 2001 at 1 pm. Interment in the Parklawn Cemetery.
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Carol
Anne
June
SOMERVILLE
In loving memory of Carol Anne June
SOMERVILLE,
June 18 1941-July 28 2001.
Carol Anne
SOMERVILLE a resident of Toronto, died at her summer home on Lake
Manitou Saturday July 28, 2001 at the age of 60 years. She was born in
Toronto the daughter of the late George and Lillian
(SMITH)
WHITE/WHYTE.
Carol
Anne worked as a computer operator for CP Rail and was a volunteer at
Scarborough Centenary Hospital for many years. Her greatest joy were her
children, grandchildren, Friends and times spent at her cottage on Lake Manitou.
Dear wife of Brian
McDONNELL of Toronto as well as Harold
SOMERVILLE.
Dear
and loving mother of Cheryl
McDONNELL of Bowmanville, Kevin
McDONNELL of
Pickering, and Heather
McDONNELL of Toronto. Dear grandmother of Ashley and
Amanda McDONNELL of Toronto and her nephew Paul
DODSON of Milton.
At Carol Anne's request there will be no funeral service or visitation.
Cremation. A private family service will be held at a latter time.
Manitowaning Chapel 705-859-2960
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John Gordon
LANE
In loving memory John Gordon
LANE,
August 5, 1916-August 9, 2001.
John LANE, a resident of Gore Bay, died at the Manitoulin Health Centre,
Little Current, on Thursday, August 9, 2001 at the age of 85 years. He was
born on Barrie Island,
son of the late George and Martha
{VANCISE}
LANE.
John attended school on Barrie Island and graduated at the age of 14, after
which he worked on farms and in the bush, until 1939, when he bought a farm.
In 1946, John married Louise
SMITH of St. Catharine's. John had a lifelong
involvement in politics, starting as a council member on Barrie Island from
1941-1960. In 1960, he moved to Gore Bay, and was on council for 4 years,
then Mayor for 5 years. In October of 1971, he was elected Progressive
Conservative
MPP and held that position until his retirement in 1987. John
had quite a remarkable career, having won 34 elections and serving 45 years
as an elected member of government. He was one of the first directors of the
Manitoulin Livestock Co-Op, and in the early '50s was chairman of organizing
Farm Forums. In 1955, he started working for the Co-Operators Insurance, and
in 1969, was named District Manager. John was a member of the Rotary Club
for 35 years, and along with Renie
NOBLE, was instrumental in founding the
Flower of Hope School, which he said was his most rewarding effort. John was
also a life long member of the Lyons Memorial United Church, and had served
in many capacities on the board of the church. John also enjoyed fishing and
hunting, and will be remembered by his hunt camp gang as the "Commander."
John was predeceased by his wife
Louise
SMITH in 1969. He later married
Leila McDOUGALL who survives. Loving and loved father of Sharon
LANE and Ron
and his wife
Greta
LANE of Gore Bay,step father of Linda and her husband
Max TRICK and Craig
McDOUGALL and his wife Lillian and Bob
McDOUGALL. Proud
grandfather of Drew, Nicholas and Lindsay
LANE and Neil, Laura and Sheri
McDOUGALL and Aaron and Brent
TRICK. Dear brother of Lloyd and Evelyn
LANE
of Barrie Island and Larry and Margaret
LANE of Gore Bay. Predeceased by
grandchildren Amanda and D'Arcy and sisters Mary
WILSON,
Agnes
MORGAN and
brother Harold.
The funeral service was conducted at Lyons Memorial United Church on Sunday,
August 12 with Geraldine Bould officiating. Interment in Gordon Cemetery.
Arrangements entrusted to Culgin Funeral Home, Gore Bay.
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Lottie Emma
(MOORE)
CHAPMAN
Lottie Emma
CHAPMAN died Monday August 28, 2001 in her 96th year.
She was born in Lion's Head, Ont. January 24, 1906, the eldest
daughter of the late Whitford B.
MOORE and Emma
LYMBURNER.
She▼ was predeceased by her husband William I.
CHAPMAN of South
Baymouth▼ in 1963 and by her daughter Helen, Mrs. Trevor
McMORRIS in
1978. Also by both sisters, Gertrude, Mrs. J.E.
DEAN, and Donna
MOORE.
Surviving▼ to mourn her death, her daughter Jeanette
FEW and
husband Fred of Little Current with whom she made her home. Also her
grandchildren Emily
GEROUX (husband Marty,) Jo-ann
SMITH (husband
Steve,) Jeanette
HUGHES (husband Ernie) and Robert
LAUER and his
wife Bonnie.
She▼ enjoyed her great-grandchildren Tiffany
GEROUX,
Stephanie▼ and
Jeffrey SMITH, and Samantha and Matthew
LAUER.
She will be missed by nieces and nephews and a wide circle of Friends
and relations acquired over a long and active life.
At her request, cremation will be followed by a memorial service in
Saint John's Anglican Church, South Bay and interment of her ashes in
Hilly Grove Cemetery - the time and date to be announced later.
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Lottie Emma
{MOORE}
CHAPMAN
Lottie Emma
CHAPMAN died Tuesday August 28, 2001 in her 96th year.
She was born in Lion's Head, Ont. January 24, 1906, the eldest
daughter of the late Whitford B.
MOORE and Emma
LYMBURNER.
She▲ was predeceased by her husband William I.
CHAPMAN of South
Baymouth▲ in 1963 and by her daughter Helen, Mrs. Tevor
McMORRIS in
1978. Also by both sisters, Gertrude, (Mrs. J.E.
DEAN,) and Donna
MOORE.
Surviving▲ to mourn her death, her daughter Jeanette
FEW and
husband Fred of Little Current with whom she made her home. Also her
grandchildren Emily
GEROUX (husband Marty,) Jo-ann
SMITH (husband
Steve,) Jeanette
HUGHES (husband Ernie) and Robert
LAUER and his wife
Bonnie.
She▲ enjoyed her great-grandchildren Tiffany
GEROUX,
Stephanie▲ and
Jeffrey SMITH, and Samantha and Matthew
LAUER.
She will be missed by nieces and nephews and a wide circle of Friends
and relations acquired over a long and active life.
A memorial service will be held in Saint John's Anglican Church South
Bay, Saturday, September 29, 11: 15 a.m.. Interment of her ashes in
Hilly Grove Cemetery following the service. Reverend Canon Bain Peever
officiating. Refreshments at Tehkummah Community Hall at 1 p.m.
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John (Jack)
SMITH
BROWN
In loving memory of John (Jack)
SMITH
BROWN of Ayr, Ontario who
passed away August 27, 2001.
Dearly loved husband of Lois Marie
WILKIN.
Loved father of Sharon (husband Steve), Bonnie (husband Dave), Wendy
(husband Dale), Greg (wife Mary-Jane), Larry (wife Karen) and Chris
(wife Jennifer).
Loved grandfather of Michael, Traci, Jennifer, Angela, Mark,
Jonathon, Dana, Elizabeth, Ryan, Fiona, Chris, Tyler, Trent, Jordan,
Julia, Daniel, Curtis, and Matthew.
John was the
son of Robert (predeceased 1951) and Elizabeth (predeceased
Dear brother of Mary, Elspeth and her husband Art, Robert and his
wife Peggy, Harvey (predeceased 1985) and his wife Dorothy, Margaret
and her husband Ab and Cathy and her husband Norm.
Dear Son-in-law of William (predeceased 1979) and Ruby
WILKIN.
Dear Brother-in-law of Bert and his wife Anne and Glenda and her
husband John.
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Bertwin Wilfred
ANSTICE
June 30, 1926-October 8, 2001
Bert ANSTICE, a resident of Manitowaning, passed away at the Manitoulin Health
Centre, Little Current, on Monday, October 8, 2001 at the age of 75 years.
He was born in Tehkummah Township
son of Dorothy
{SALTER}
ANSTICE of Tehkummah
and the late Victor
ANSTICE.
Bert enjoyed the outdoors hunting, fishing, and worked with farm
machinery and as well as helping others. He worked as a policeman for
INCO and did a lot of carpentry and stone masonry work in his later
years. Bert was a life member of Algonquin Lodge #536, Copper Cliff,
a Charter member of the SouthEast Lions Club of Manitowaning. He was
also a member of Knox United Church. His greatest love was his family
and the grandchildren.
Beloved husband of Marie
BROWN of Manitowaning. Loving and loved
father of Carol
MAYER (husband Lance) of Medicine Hat, Alberta,
Barbara DRYSDALE (husband Harvey) of Manitowaning, Karen
SMITH
(husband Joe) of Bath, ON, and brother-in-law Carl
BROWN (wife
Roberta.)
Proud grandfather of 8 grandchildren Victoria
DUGDALE
(husband Steven,) Jane
WUYCHUK (husband Ivan,) Derek, Ron and Jerit
Drysdale and Matthew, Heidi and Elysha
SMITH, 3 great grandchildren,
Jake, Haley and Hayden. Dear brother of Ken
ANSTICE (wife
Evelyn,)
Glenora HARRISON (husband Dave,) Ron
ANSTICE (wife
Justeen) and
Jeannette STICKLES (husband Doug.) Also survived by many nieces and nephews.
The funeral service was held from the Manitowaning Chapel on Friday,
October 12 with Pastor Wally
WOOD officiating. Interment in Hilly Grove Cemetery.
Arrangements entrusted to Manitowaning Chapel.
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William T.
ROWE
At the Saint Thomas Elgin General Hospital on Sunday, October 14, 2001.
William T.
ROWE of Dutton in his 73rd year.
Bill and Hazel enjoyed their summers at Lake Manitou for 21 years. Beloved husband
of Hazel (SMITH)
ROWE.
Loved▲ by his family Mike and Bonnie
ROWE, Michaela and
Ian of R.R#1 Dutton, Christena and Henry
LARSEN,
Kelly of London, Don and Luanna
ROWE,
Amber,
Becky and Kayleigh of Saint Thomas, Lind
JOHNSTONE, Karyn, Leslie and
Elizabeth of Dutton, Steve and Tammy
ROWE,
Ashley and Jenna of Fingal. Loving
brother of Marguerite
HARDY of Melbourne, Jessie
LUNN of R.R.#1 of Wallacetown,
Jean-Marie
JACKSON of Saint Thomas, Vera
LAMPMAN of Aylmer and Pat
HARRIS of St.
Thomas.
Predeceased by a sister Shirley
STAFFORD.
Relatives and Friends were
received at the Arn Funeral Home, Dutton, Tuesday. The funeral service was held
on Wednesday, October 17 at 1: 30 p.m. from Knox-St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church,
Dutton. Interment in Cowal-McBride Cemetery.
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