ANSLEY o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2003-04-15 published
ANSLEY,
John
A.
Of Peterborough, Ontario, died peacefully, on Saturday, April
12, 2003, at the age of 61 years. He leaves his beloved wife
of 34 years Gail (née
MADORE) and their son James.
son of Mrs.
Grace PETERSON (née
McINTOSH) of Ottawa and the late Dr. Harold
ANSLEY of Ottawa and Barrie, and his late stepfather Ted
PETERSON.
Also surviving are his sister Ms. Sherrill
ANSLEY
(Jim,)
William
ANSLEY of Ottawa, cousins Susan and Kenneth
BURNETT of W. Vancouver,
Sandy and Peter
QUINN of Roberts Creek, British Columbia, and
John and Cordelia
McINTOSH of Victoria, British Columbia, and
their families. John graduated from Ashbury College in Ottawa
and attended Carleton University before becoming advertising,
sales and marketing manager in the window and door industry.
For many years he was active in community volunteer work with
a special interest in boating. His family wishes to thank Dr.
Stephan RAGAZ of Peterborough, Dr. Bryce
TAILOR/TAYLOR of Toronto General
Hospital and the loving nurses at the Palliative Care Unit in
Peterborough.
Friends will be received on Wednesday, April 16th, 2003 from
2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Highland Park Visitation and Reception
Centre on Bensfort Road at River Road South, Peterborough, 705-745-6984
or 1-800-672-9652. There will be a Funeral Service at the same
location on Thursday, April 17th at 2 p.m. followed by a reception.
In lieu of flowers, donations to the Palliative Care Unit Peterborough
Regional Health Centre would be appreciated. John will be missed
by his family and Friends who respected him for his integrity,
positive attitude and his humour.
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ANSPACH o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2003-11-28 published
ANSPACH,
Herbert
Kephart
Born in Ada, Ohio on September 3, 1926, died in Toronto, Ontario
on November 22, 2003. Herb was a man of character who exemplified
integrity, fairness, hard work, lifelong learning, and who made
a remarkable impact on the world and people around him. He was
a business leader in the U.S. and Canada, a patriotic citizen
and supporter of the communities in which he lived, a dedicated
husband, a good-humoured friend to many, and an inspirational
father, grandfather, and father-in-law. His intelligence and
hard work earned him an Engineering Degree from University of
Wisconsin, a Law Degree from University of Michigan, many scholarships
and academic awards, and a productive career from GoodYear to
the U.S. Patent Office to Whirlpool, where he was a Patent Lawyer,
Vice-President of Personnel, subsidiary President (Inglis, Toronto),
and ultimately President of Whirlpool Corporation of St. Joseph,
Michigan. He was successful in his work, inspirational in his
coaching of all those he took under his wing, and generous with
his wisdom and counsel to many through his profession, educational
endeavours, and personal life. In his retirement years, Herb
and his wife, Elizabeth, resided in Boca Raton, Florida while
he continued to remain active in international business consulting,
investing, Pro-Am Golf Tournaments, betting on every sports play-off,
and keeping in touch with his family and Friends. Upon his illness
in 1999, he moved to Toronto, Ontario with his wife, both under
the care of their daughter, Heather Anspach
FRASER.
Here, he
spent his valuable final years with his wife Elizabeth, granddaughter
Ceilidh, and son-in-law Neil
FRASER. A special thanks to those
who have made his last years a rich and wonderful experience,
from the folks at Baycrest Hospital (particularly Dr. Morris
FREEDMAN,) the caring staff of the Bradgate Arms (guided by Stephanie
REGENT,) the incredible team at Sunnybrook who made his last
days comfortable (led by Dr. Robert
FOWLER,) and the loving caretakers
who stayed by his side until the end (Cecilia, Angie, Cora, Janet,
Anna and Asher). Herb touched many lives in many places around
the world. He leaves many who will miss him dearly but will remain
inspired by his character for the rest of their lives. Private
memorial services will be held in Toronto and in the U.S. Contributions
will be accepted for the Herbert and Elizabeth Anspach Family
Foundation, a charitable learning foundation established by their
daughter to advance education and medical research. Those wishing
to contact the family may do so through the Humphrey Funeral
Home A. W. Miles Chapel, Toronto (1-800-616-3311).
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ANSTEY o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2003-09-19 published
SCOTT,
Lewis
Clayton - August 16, 1909 - September 17, 2003
Died peacefully at Southlake Village Nursing Home, age 94, after
a full and distinguished life as a sportsman. In an era when
shooting, fishing, hunting and riding were the epitome of sportsmanship,
Scott excelled at all.
Born on August 16, 1909 in Vermillion, South Dakota, Lew came
to Toronto at an early age with his family. One of his first
employers was the Toronto Carpet Company (where he met his future
wife Alice
PARKER.) He then moved on to the brokerage business
with Barrett Sye and Co. as well as in the Toronto Grain Exchange.
He established L.C. Scott Construction Company in the 1940's
which operated in Canada, the United States and England. After
World War 2, the company built a large number of schools and
hospitals in Southern Ontario as well as some of the post war
homes that were built in New Toronto and North York.
Lew had a lifelong passion for horses. During a family stint
in California when he was a youngster, he first galloped racehorses
at Hollywood Park and when he grew too big, switched to exercising
polo ponies. After his business career was established, he acquired
property in Markham - Wyndstone Farm - from which he bred and
raised thoroughbred racehorses, steeplechasers and sport horses
as well as bird dogs and prize- winning Shorthorn cattle.
Lew was an equestrian sportsman of international stature. He
competed in steeplechasing and timber racing in Canada and the
United States winning a number of prestigious trophies including
the Prince of Wales trophy three times. He played polo in Canada,
the United States, England and Barbados and competed at horse
shows across Ontario. He was a keen foxhunter and served as the
whipper-in for the Toronto and North York Hunt for 20 years prior
to becoming a Master of Foxhounds in 1972, a position he held
until 1990.
He raised bird dogs and competed with them all over North America
in the 40's and the 50's. He was a top fly fisherman and enjoyed
duck and pheasant hunting. Both he and his wife Alice were crack
shots and long time members of the Toronto Gun Club. As a young
man, he was a member of the Argonaut Rowing Club.
At one time, a member or director of the Toronto and North York
Hunt, the Canadian Hunter Society, the Canadian Equestrian Team,
the Canadian Thoroughbred Horse Society, the Toronto Polo Club
and several U.S. polo clubs, the Cowdray Polo Club, United Kingdom
Canadian director of the Master of Foxhounds Association of America,
the Goodwood Club and the Argonaut Rowing Club. He was also an
accomplished pilot who loved flying and had owned several planes.
In 1989, after 54 years of marriage, he lost his beloved wife
Alice whose charm, hospitality and hard work was the foundation
of the family and the basis which allowed Lew's energetic pursuit
of his interests.
Predeceased also by his only son Lewis Christian (Skipper). Leaves
daughters Alice
FERRIER (Glen) and Susan Jane
ANSTEY (Michael
VAN
EVERY,) granddaughters Jennifer
ANSTEY,
Elizabeth
TRACEY,
Janet Louise
GAYFORD,
Mary
FRALEIGH and Margaret Ann
SPROULE.
Great grandchildren Owen
TRACEY, Will
FRALEIGH, Jamie
FRALEIGH
and Tom FRALEIGH.
He will be remembered for his enthusiasm, toughness, loyalty
and keen interest in the people and things around him.
If desired, donations in his memory may be made to Think First
Canada (for injury prevention in sports and recreation), Med-West
Medical Centre, Suite 2-227, 750 Dundas St. West, Toronto, Ontario
M6J 3S3 or to the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair Endowment Fund.
A Private family service was held. Arrangements entrusted to
the Thompson Funeral Home, 29 Victoria Street, Aurora (905-727-5421).
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