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REZKA
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REZNICK
REZSNYAK
REZANSOFF o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.toronto_star 2005-06-13 published
REZANSOFF,
Elaine
Elaine died June 11, 2005, at the age of 81. She is survived
by her sister Lucille
REILKOFF of Kamsack, Saskatchewan. Predeceased
by her brothers John and Fred and sisters Anne and Dorothy. Loving
aunt, great and great-great-aunt to many nieces and nephews across
Canada.
Special aunt to Darlene and Ken
CARLSON of Bellingham,
Washington, Kathy
ROMANCZYK,
Ellen and Jim
ROBINSON of London,
Ontario.
Special cousin to Joan and George
PARKER.
Elaine's life
long friend Wanda. A Memorial Luncheon will be held on June 20,
2005. In Elaine's memory, donations may be made to the Heart
and Stroke Foundation.
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REZKA o@ca.on.middlesex_county.london.london_free_press 2005-05-30 published
IRIS,
Annie
Isabella "
Dutchie"
Peacefully at her residence on Friday, May 27, 2005 Mrs. Annie
Isabella "Dutchie"
IRIS of Vanastra in her 77th year. Beloved
wife of the late Fred
IRIS (1982.) Loving mother of Sharyn
KYLE-
CRAWFORD
and Tom CRAWFORD of Goderich, Gail
HIGGINS and Kathryn and Larry
REZKA all of Richmond Hill; Elizabeth
IRIS and companion John
HUNT of Kinburn and Fred and Apet
IRIS of Mississauga. Loved
and sadly missed by her grandchildren Tom, Murray, Michelle,
Shari, Laura, Cheryl, Lisa, Scott, Rob, Corey, Harrison, Spencer
and Hunter and by her great-grandchildren Cody, Mandy, Dustin,
Ryan,
Tyler,
Shelby and Kaitlyn. Dear sister of Elmer
DONER,
Harold and Bev
DONER,
Rosalie
LEBLANC and Gertrude and Ross
SMITH.
Predeceased by one sister Eleanor
HARRIS.
Friends will be received
at the Falconer Funeral Homes Ltd., 153 High Street, Clinton
on Sunday from 7-9 p.m. where the funeral service will be held
on Monday, May 30, 2005 at 2: 00 p.m. Interment Clinton Cemetery.
Donations to the Community Care Access Centre for Huron would
be appreciated as expressions of sympathy.
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REZMOVITZ o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2005-09-22 published
Neighbours are relieved arrest made
Police find human remains 100 kilometres from where Alicia
ROSS
was last seen
By Unnati GANDHI and Timothy
APPLEBY,
With a report from Oliver
MOORE,
Thursday,
September 22, 2005, Page A17
Sitting around the kitchen table, four Friends of Alicia
ROSS's
family tried to calm their nerves with a cup of tea yesterday
afternoon. They couldn't bear to be outside where lines of police
tape surrounded the neighbouring home of 31-year-old Daniel
SYLVESTER,
who surrendered to police and is charged with second-degree murder.
"Why didn't he do it earlier?" asked Benny
ARONOWITZ, who lives
on Green Lane. "The family had to suffer so much."
One of Mr.
ARONOWITZ's Friends, Nina
REZMOVITZ, said her son,
David, and Ms.
ROSS were good Friends.
"We're all parents, and this is the worst thing that could happen
to any of us," she said. "David and his girlfriend scoured the
ravine for hours. He was so distraught."
Ms. ROSS, 25, was last seen by her boyfriend, Sean
HINE, just
after midnight on August 17 at the home where she lived with
her parents. Police described Mr.
HINE as a person of interest,
but yesterday her next-door neighbour turned himself in.
Hours later, police discovered human remains in two locations.
They said they're confident the remains are those of Ms.
ROSS.
Ontario's chief coroner confirmed the remains were found near
the town of Manilla, about 50 kilometres northeast of Markham,
and near the town of Coboconk, another 40 kilometres north.
Bronte Road, the tree-lined street where the victim lived, was
quiet yesterday except for the forensic investigators who were
scouring the house next door, a home listed as belonging to Grant
SYLVESTER since 1997. The best-selling author died in 1999.
His widow, Olga Mary, and son Daniel continued to live in the
family home. The couple's other son, Robert, had moved to Mississauga.
Although Daniel
SYLVESTER lived in the neighbourhood, he seems
to have left little impression. Shown his photo, numerous local
residents said they had never seen him. Two women who lived within
100 metres of the
SYLVESTER home said working suburbanites invariably
go from their car to their house, barely saying hello to any
but the closest neighbours.
"I don't know the name of the person across the street," said
Angela TORTI, who moved to the area 22 years ago when it was
a new subdivision.
None of the neighbours lingering around the cordoned-off area
claimed to have seen any of the
SYLVESTERs much.
"Everybody today kind of goes their own way. When you have small
children, you go out walking with them and you get to know your
neighbours," Ms.
REZMOVITZ said. "But once your kids are grown,
often you don't know who your neighbours are."
Calls to the
SYLVESTER home and
to Robert's home, office and
cottage were not answered.
Next door to the
SYLVESTER residence, two posters with Ms.
ROSS's
photo were still taped to the back windows of an sport utility
vehicle. A couple arrived to visit Ms.
ROSS's family during the
afternoon, but declined to comment afterward.
Around dinnertime, a police officer prevented a teenage girl
from entering blocked-off Bronte Road. She left a plastic-wrapped
bouquet at the barricade and lit a small candle.
Although some residents said they were shocked to hear that a
neighbour had been arrested, they said they were nevertheless
relieved.
"It's devastating to hear. It shows some degree of a conscience,
turning himself in, but it's like humanizing a monster. This
can't redeem him," said Marc
FINKELSTEIN, who was jogging with
his wife, Simone. "This has paralyzed the neighbourhood. It used
to be such an active neighbourhood. It's nice to know all this
is finally over."
Ms. TORTI said she had been unable to stop worrying about her
daughter, who is living at home while studying at the University
of Toronto.
"I don't go to sleep until she's in," she said. "She's 23, but
honest to God, I don't go to sleep."
About 100 kilometres northeast of the neighbourhood, human remains
that York Regional Police say likely belong to Ms.
ROSS, were
discovered.
Helicopters whirled overhead, police and Ontario Provincial Police
tracker dogs scoured the bush and thick bull rushes over a wide
area north and south of Highway 7. But the focal point of the
search appeared to be just south of the town of Manilla bisected
by Highway 7.
Near the intersection of Simcoe Street and the Seventh Concession,
police tape surrounded a rectangle of thick, damp brush less
than three metres from the roadside. Under a broiling sun, police
with weed whackers cut thick grass and carried it to a York Regional
Police forensic truck.
An officer said his colleagues had been there since early morning.
The seven-hectare (28-acre) property has been for sale since
the beginning of the month, with an asking price of $139,900
and nobody was more surprised to see the flurry of activity than
listing agent Audrey
GRIFFIOEN.
"This is terrible, I can't believe it," she said, explaining
that the property -- partly farm land and partly environmentally
protected -- had recently had a conditional purchase offer.
"He's got to be a real sicko, the guy who did this," she said.
"Killing is bad enough, but hacking up and spreading body parts
all over the countryside.... I'll bet you he just stopped in
his car and chucked it."
Also dismayed was 23-year-old Melissa
NEWBERRY, whose parents
own an 11-hectare (43-acre) parcel of dense brush just north
of Highway 7, where more searching was under way.
"It's kind of scary," she said, recounting a recent incident
in which she was jogging along the road. She said "some creepo
in a yellow car," whom she described as a blond-haired man about
30 years old, appeared to be watching her.
She was advised to report the encounter to one of the numerous
police officers in the area.
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REZNICK o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.toronto_star 2005-11-12 published
REZNICK,
Michael
Passed away on Monday, November 7, 2005, in Montreal. Father
of Ashleigh and husband Tige, Skye, Jade and Samuel. Brother
of Ruth PICKHOLTZ,
Roz
REZNICK, Larry and Toni
REZNICK of Montreal
and Harriet
PEARSON of Toronto. Shiva will be completed on Monday
at 25 Evanston Dr., Toronto. Michael was much loved and will
be sadly missed by all.
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REZSNYAK o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.toronto_star 2005-12-03 published
REZSNYAK,
Kenneth
Peacefully on Saturday, November 26, 2005 with his loving family
by his side. Kenneth will be forever loved by his wife Hallie
and his children Rhea (Duane), and Collyn. A funeral service
of remembrance will take place at the Lynett Funeral Home, 3299
Dundas Street West (one block east of Runnymede) on Sunday, December
4, 2005 at 2: 00 p.m.
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