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McCALLA o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2003-04-26 published
COLTHART,
John
Marshall M.D.
Born March 31, 1916 in Rodney, Ontario, died April 24, 2003 in
Uxbridge, Ontario. Graduate University of Western Ontario Medicine
'42, Major in Royal Canadian Army Medical Corp World War 2 overseas,
family physician in East York 1946-1954, industrial physician
with Bell Canada in Toronto 1954-1965, Western Electric/American
Telephone and Telegraph in Chicago 1965-1969, Xerox in Rochester,
New York 1969-1980 before retiring to Beaverton, Ontario and
Clearwater, Florida. John was predeceased by his parents, James
and Jeanie
(THOMPSON/THOMSON/TOMPSON/TOMSON)
COLTHART, and his wife, Shirley Mae
(FITCH)
M.D., University of Western Ontario Medicine '42. Father (father-in-law)
of Jim of San Diego, California, Doctors Carol (Bob)
BROCK in North
York,
Ontario,
Peggy (Bob)
McCALLA in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Alice
(Rick) DANIEL in Calgary, Alberta and Joan (Dave)
ROBERTSON in
Shortsville, New York; grandfather of Christie
COLTHART, Lisa
(Andrew) SCHNEPPENHEIM, John Michael
COLTHART, Mike
BROCK, Heather
(Tom) WHEELER, Catherine
BROCK, Andy
McCALLA, Matt (Jen)
McCALLA,
Jen (Dan) BEDETTE,
James
ROBERTSON, Shirley and Sarah
DANIEL
and great-grandfather of Christie's son, Kyle
BURGESS. He was
loved, respected and treasured by family, Friends and patients
alike. A celebration of his life will be held at Markham Bible
Chapel, 50 Cairns Drive, Markham, Ontario, west of McGowan Road,
south from 16th Avenue, on Monday, May 5, 2003 at 2: 00 p.m. In
remembrance, donations can be made to the Shirley M. Colthart
Fund (c/o John P. Robarts Research Institute, P.O. Box 5015,
London, Ontario N6A 5K8), or the Trans-Canada Trail Foundation
or a charity of your choice. Arrangements by Mangan Funeral Home,
Beaverton, Ontario (705) 426-5777.
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McCALLA o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2003-11-17 published
Dither Joyce
DALEY
By Diane SOKOLOSKI,
Monday,
November 17, 2003 - Page A14
Wife, sister, mother, auntie, grandmother, friend. Born September
21, 1936, in St.Catharine, Jamaica. Died August 21, in Pickering,
Ontario, of colon cancer, aged 66.
Grand Central Station is the nickname of a special house that
seemed to have a hundred people whirling through at any given
time. Dither
DALEY was the matriarch of this Grand Central Station.
In 1955, during a Youth for Christ Rally in Morant Bay, Jamaica,
Dither McCALLA drew closer to gospel music that was flowing out
of some loudspeakers. Her parents always told her that when she
has the Lord to rely on, life will be so much richer. Desmond
DALEY was playing that music, and Dither got his attention that
day -- and forevermore. They were married and eventually had
seven children together (including twins).
In those days, Grand Central Station was a zinc-roofed bungalow
in Morant Bay with mischievous cows roaming the fields. Dither
raised her kids so they could be successful in school and take
their places in the world.
An Evangelical Gospel Hall in Kingston was their home away from
home, and the
DALEYs had one bench all to themselves. Every Sunday
as their micro-bus wound its way along Jamaica's twisting roads,
the singing
DALEY voices could be heard floating out toward the
Caribbean Sea.
The Grand Central Station kitchen was the place to be, with the
smells of mangoes, coconuts and ackee and saltfish in the air.
The DALEY kids remember their mother singing all the time, in
response to their demands for attention: "I'm coming, the Lord
says I'm coming..."
Dither was never one to ask for help even when she needed it.
Once she announced, "I swallowed a chicken bone." Dither worked
the bone down and went on with her chores! Even with Grand Central
Station being packed to the rafters with the
DALEYs,
Dither and
Desmond found the time and patience to help four sets of foster
children through some tough times. Dither made sure Grand Central
Station was the kind of house that could absorb lots of people
and make everyone want to stay. With the help of sponsors, the
nine DALEYs, all on the same visa, made it to Canada in 1972
in the middle of a bone-chilling winter. Once in Toronto, Dither
and Desmond worked hard inside and outside the home to provide
for their family, and during that time the kids grew up and produced
18 grandchildren. Some of the original foster children still
keep in touch and the generations gravitate to wherever Dither
and Desmond make home base.
On January 1, with sparks flying, the multicultural
DALEYs come
from far and wide to greet the new year, celebrate life and pray.
It is at these crazy feasting times that Grand Central Station
is just the way Dither liked it -- bursting at the seams with
God's love, family and Friends.
In 2002, Dither was diagnosed with colon cancer and she made
a brave attempt to fight the disease with organic food and natural
supplements, rather than breaking her body down with chemotherapy.
For more than 25 years, Dither and Desmond went to a little church
in Scarborough called Bridlegrove Bible Chapel. Precious excerpts
from Dither's journal were read at the her funeral there. Dither
treated every day as a new chance to praise God and give thanks
for the acts of kindness bestowed upon her by the people in her
life.
Diane SOKOLOSKI is a friend of Dither
DALEY.
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McALLISTER o@ca.on.manitoulin.howland.little_current.manitoulin_expositor 2003-01-08 published
Nelda May MONTGOMERY
In loving memory of Nelda May
MONTGOMERY,
September 13, 1913 - January 5, 2003.
Nelda MONTGOMERY, a resident of Spring Bay, passed away
peacefully at her residence on Sunday, January 5, 2003, at
the age of 89 years. She was born at Grimesthorpe, daughter
of the late Neil and Pearl
(LEWIS)
McALLISTER.
Nelda had
operated Dawson's Resort from 1935 until 1982. Her hobbies
included quilting, driving, picking raspberries, and most
of all, going to yard sales.
Nelda was predeceased by her first husband Robert
DAWSON in
June of 1957. She later married Colin
MONTGOMERY who
predeceased November 1982. Dearly loved mother of James and
daughter-in-law Myrtle
DAWSON of Spring Bay. Proud
grandmother of Marilyn, Sylvia (Doug
ORFORD,)
Paul,
Murray
(Dawn) all of Spring Bay and David of London and great
grandchildren Bruce, Rodney and Sarah
ORFORD and Rebecca
and Alexander
DAWSON. Dear sister of Dorothy
DOBRANSKI of
Little
Current,
Calvin (Winnifred)
McALLISTER of Azilda and
Marie (Richard)
LAVOIE of Sudbury. Also survived by many
nieces and nephews. Predeceased by brothers Gordon and
Elgin and brother-in-law Michael
DOBRANSKI.
Friends called at the Culgin Funeral Home on Tuesday,
January 7, 2003. The funeral service will be conducted in
the Wm. G. Turner Chapel on Wednesday, January 8, 2003 with
Reverend Frank
HANER officiating. Spring interment in Grimesthorpe Cemetery.
Arrangements in care of Culgin Funeral Home.
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McALLISTER o@ca.on.manitoulin.howland.little_current.manitoulin_expositor 2003-04-16 published
Lillian Milinda
VINEY
In loving memory of Lillian Milinda
VINEY, who passed away peacefully
at Manitoulin Health Centre on Friday, April 11, 2003 at the age of 82 years.
Beloved wife of Charles
VINEY. Dear mother of Shirley
VINEY of
Little
Current,
George
VINEY of Manitowaning, Sandra and husband
Bruce POPE of Manitowaning, Lyla
VINEY of Orillia. Loved grandmother
of Stephanie and Mark
MacDONALD (fiancée Holly,) Andrew and Katherine
POPE,
Kimberley,
Laura and Marianne
MENARD. Special great
grandmother of Jonathan and Jessica
ORR,
Justin,
Destanie
(BAILEY)
and Liliana
MacDONALD.
Remembered by brother and sisters Violet
HUBBARD-
McALLISTER (predeceased,) Harry
JAGGARD (wife
Gladys
predeceased,) Bessie
LOCKYER (husband James predeceased,) Florence
LENSON (husband Walter predeceased,) Madeleine
CHARLTON (husband John
predeceased), predeceased by sisters Beulah and Iris and parents Guy and
Evalena JAGGARD.
Sister-in-law of Harry
VINEY, Ruth
McCULLIGH
(predeceased,) Lauretta
McGILLIS (predeceased,) Grace
HUNTER
(predeceased,) Joyce and husband Howard
HOLMES,
Glenn and wife
Margaret VINEY, predeceased by Joe, Bob and Edith. Will be missed by
numerous nephews and nieces. Visitation was held Sunday, April 13,
2003. Funeral service was held Monday, April 14, 2003. Both at Knox
United Church, Manitowaning. Burial in Hilly Grove Cemetery at a
later date. Arrangements in care of Island Funeral Home.
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McALLISTER o@ca.on.manitoulin.howland.little_current.manitoulin_expositor 2003-10-29 published
Olive
Lenora (née
PATTISON)
LOVE
Passed away peacefully at The Westmount, Kitchener on Thursday, October 23,
2003 at the age of 88 years.
Beloved wife of the late Everett
LOVE who predeceased her on September 4, 1989.
She will be lovingly remembered by her daughter, Marguerite (Roy) and son
James (Jan) and by her grandchildren Melanie (Mark), Scot (Heather),
Rosemary, David, Kathy, Michael and Sherri (Dave) and by her ten great-grandchildren.
Dear sister of Muriel
BLUE of Providence Bay, Winfred
McALLISTER
(Calvin) of
Azilda and Everett of Providence Bay, dear sister-in-law of Bessie
BARLOW of
Sunderland and Mary
LOVE of Mindemoya.
Predeceased by her parents, Evelyn and Delbert
PATTISON, by siblings,
Evangeline, Alvin, William, by brother-in-law D. A.
BLUE and Harold
GASTON.
She is survived by many nieces and nephews.
Friends were invited to share memories of Olive with her family at the
Edward R. Good Funeral Home, 171 King St. S., Waterloo on Sunday, October 26
from 2 - 4 pm. The funeral service was held in The Funeral Home Chapel on Monday,
October 27, 2003 at 11 am with the Reverend Richard
KOPANKE officiating.
Heartfelt thanks to the nurses and staff at the Westmount who so lovingly
cared for Olive since January of 2003. A special thank you to her family
doctor for many years, Dr. Doris
WINFIELD and
to Dr. KUGLER, her doctor for
the past several months.
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McCALLUM o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2003-04-23 published
Rolf O. KROGER, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Psychology University
of Toronto
Rolf died, as he lived, with grace, courage, humour and dignity,
at home on April 18th, 2003, of advanced prostate cancer. He
was the devoted and beloved husband of Linda
WOOD. He was the
cherished son of Erna
KROGER and son-in-law of Adele
WOOD; loving
brother of Harold and Jurgen
KROGER; dear brother-in-law of Wilma
KROGER,
Edelgard
DEDO, Lorraine
WOOD, Robert and Deborah
WOOD,
and Reg WOOD; much loved uncle of Andrew
KROGER and Stephen
KROGER,
Christina and Linda
JUHASZ-
WOOD, Taylor, Genna and Devon
WOOD,
Jonathan and Nicole
WOOD,
Phillippe
NOEL, and Jose and David
TILLETT, and nephew of Liesl
WINTER,
Otto
WINTER and Alf and
Sue MODJESKI.
Rolf was born in Hamburg, Germany, on September
28th, 1931. He emigrated to Canada in 1952, and completed a B.A.
in psychology at Sir George Williams College (now Concordia University)
in 1957. Following his M.A. (1959) at Columbia University, New
York, he received his Ph.D. in psychology from the University
of California at Berkeley in 1963. His advisor, Prof. Theodore
R. SARBIN
(Prof.
Emeritus,
University of California, Santa Cruz,)
has continued to be a valued colleague and dear friend, together
with Rolf's fellow graduate student, Prof. Karl E.
SCHEIBE of
Wesleyan University and Karl's wife Wendy. Rolf joined the Department
of Psychology at the University of Toronto in 1964 and continued
his research and writing in social psychology after retiring
in 1996. Rolf's work addressed a variety of topics concerning
the individual in the social system. His articles and papers
on the social psychology of test-taking, hypnosis, history, epistemology,
methodology and the discipline of social psychology all reflected
his dissatisfaction with the status quo combined with proposals
for new directions. For more than 20 years he has worked with
Linda A. WOOD
(University of Guelph) on topics in language and
social psychology (e.g., terms of address and politeness), and
most recently on a book on discourse analysis. At the time of
his death, he was working on a discursive critique of the 'Big
Five' personality theory enterprise and on stories of his experiences
growing up in Germany during the Second World War. Rolf also
took great pleasure in teaching and greatly valued the opportunity
to work for almost forty years with so many talented and enthusiastic
students, both undergraduate and graduate. Rolf was privileged
to have many long-lasting Friendships, and he was grateful for
the encouragement, help and comfort given by so many, especially
Bogna ANDERSSON,
Eva and Fred
BILD, Clare
MacMARTIN and Bill
MacKENZIE, Frances
NEWMAN and Fred
WEINSTEIN, Jesse
NISHIHATA,
Anne and Michael
PETERS,
Andrew and Judi
WINSTON and Lorraine
WOOD. We have also been sustained by the kindness of our neighbours
on Walmer Road. We express our particular thanks and appreciation
to family physician and friend, Dr. Christine
LIPTAY.
Our thanks
go also to the staff of Princess Margaret Hospital, to the physicians
and nurses of the Hospice Palliative Care Network Project, especially
Dr. Russell
GOLDMAN and nurses Francine
BOHN,
Joan
DYKE, Dwyla
HAMILTON, Lynda
McKEE and Ella
VAN
HERREWEGHE, and to the nurses
of St. Elizabeth, especially Liz
LEADBEATER,
Sylvia
McCALLUM
and Cecilia
McPARLAND.
Cremation was private. There will be an
Open House for remembrance and celebration on Sunday, April 27th
(3-7 p.m.), Monday, April 28th (4-8 p.m.) and Tuesday, April
29th (4-8 p.m.) at 98 Walmer Road, Toronto, Ontario M5R 2X7.
Please direct any queries to Frances
NEWMAN (416-351-0755.) In
lieu of flowers, donations to Temmy Latner Centre for Palliative
Care (700 University Avenue, Third Floor, Toronto, Ontario M5G
1Z5) or Amnesty International would be appreciated.
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McCALLUM o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2003-08-22 published
ENGLISH,
Vivian
Merle (née
KENNEDY)
Died August 20, 2003, at the age of 88, in Kitchener. Born in
Bruce,
Alberta, daughter of Jessie
McCALLUM and Lorne
KENNEDY.
Predeceased by brother ''Mac''
KENNEDY. Survived by husband Jack
and sons John and his wife Hilde of Kitchener and Dr. Robert
and wife Sandy of Fergus. Remembered fondly by grand_son Jonathan
of Kitchener. Service at Trinity United Church, Kitchener, at
1: 30 Saturday, August 23. In lieu of flowers, donations may be
made to the Waterloo Regional Health Foundation, P.O. Box 9056,
3570 King St. E., Kitchener N2G 1G3 or Trinity United Church
Organ Fund, 74 Frederick Street, Kitchener N2H 2L7.
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McALPINE o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2003-10-06 published
McALPINE,
Barnelle 'Bonnie' Alice (née
CHATHAM)
For 57 years the beloved wife of Lieut. Gen. (ret'd) Duncan Alastair
McALPINE of Kingston, mother of Lynn (Montreal,) Bruce (Toronto,)
Keith (Chicago) and Craig (Montreal), grandmother of six, and
great grandmother of two, passed away peacefully at home on October
2, 2003 after a heroic struggle with cancer. Surrounded by her
loving family, she died as she lived her life with elegance,
poise, grace and dignity. Throughout her life, Bonnie used her
love, her respect for all and her boundless energy to reach out
to those who crossed her path. She had a unique ability to bring
out the best in others, and to make everyone she touched feel
special. A constant source of help and encouragement in her community,
church and volunteer organizations, across Canada, the U.S. and
Europe she made us better people. It is impossible to imagine
family life without her presence. A ceremony to celebrate Bonnie's
life will be held on October 11th, at 2: 30 p.m. at Chalmers United
Church, 212 Barrie Street, Kingston, Ontario. While flowers are
appreciated, a donation to the charity of your choice in Bonnie's
name would be preferred.
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