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William "Bill"
MIDDAUGH
In loving memory of William "Bill"
MIDDAUGH,
November 27, 1916 to August 4, 2002.
William "
Bill"
George
MIDDAUGH, a resident of Evansville Township, died at
the Mindemoya Hospital, on Sunday, August 4, 2002 at the age of 85 years.
Bill was born in Mindemoya
son of the late Ira and Margaret
(CRAWFORD)
MIDDAUGH.
Bill was the owner of the Evansville General Store for 23 years and a guide for a
local tourist camp. Bill enjoyed time spent in his lavish garden and was an avid
hunter and fisherman. He was proud of his grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Bill was a member of the Gore Bay Masonic Lodge #472. Loving husband of Lorma
(GALBRAITH)
MIDDAUGH of Evansville. Dear father of Garry and wife
Judy
MIDDAUGH,
Marilyn and husband Glen
WRIGHT all of Evansville, and Steven and wife
Barbara Middaugh of Gore Bay. Loving grandfather of Tara and Jeff
BAILEY, Becky and Tim
GILMORE, Aaron
WRIGHT and friend Tanya
COX, Richard
MIDDAUGH, Lori
MIDDAUGH,
great grandchildren Derek, Mallory, Trent and Tanner. One sister Mae
BRETT
of Gore Bay also survives as well as many nieces and nephews. Predeceased
by James MIDDAUGH,
Harry and wife
Ruby
MIDDAUGH, Bert and wife Mildred
MIDDAUGH,
Vera and husband Harold
HARPER, Elizabeth and husband William
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Charles and wife
Ruby
MIDDAUGH,
Sarah and husband Andrew
CAMPBELL,
Dennis and first wife
Claire and second
wife Helen
MIDDAUGH and brothers-in-law Frederick
LANKTREE and George
BRETT.
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Jean SMELTZER R.N.
At the Samarkand Retirement Community in Santa Barbara, California,
November 6, 2002 in her 91st year. Jean was born in Tehkummah on
Manitoulin Island, graduated from the Ontario Bible College, and
became a Registered Nurse. She travelled to California many years
ago to look after an ailing aunt and uncle. For 26 years while
living at the Samarkand, Jean was a kind and helpful friend who
enjoyed entertaining in her apartment. She attended weekly Bible
Study, sang and helped in the chapel, and played the piano and
harmonica. Jean was also an accomplished accordion player. Daughter
of the late Phillip and Anne
SMELTZER. Survived by sister-in-law
Girda SMELTZER, many nieces, nephews and their families. Predeceased
by siblings: Violet
JONES, Watson, Celenia
SIM, Marion
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Bob, twins Melvin and Lyman and Bruce. A service of remembrance was
held on Tuesday, December 3rd in the Samarkand Chapel in California.
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