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EDWARDH,
Catherine
Joanna (née
MUIR)
In her 89th year passed away peacefully on Thursday, November 22,
2007, with her family at her side. Kay was born in Vancouver,
British Columbia on Christmas day 1917 to Kate Mary and Thomas
MUIR.
She is predeceased by her husband Mel
EDWARDH after 63 years
of marriage. A wonderful mother and friend to Grant, Joey, and
Marlys and their partners Marilyn, Miguel and Graham. Grandmother
and mentor to Neil, Julie, Leslie, Jason, Jen, Matthew, David,
Ryan, Meg, Kyle, Melvin and Mischa and great-grandmother to Rory,
Tegan, Brodie, Aidan, Taylor, Dylan, Amberley and Devin.
Kay's early years were spent on the prairies of southern Alberta.
She graduated from the University of Alberta and commenced her
life long work as a teacher, starting in a one room school house
working with her partner Mel
EDWARDH by her side. She continued
her life commitment to education, teaching in high school in
Edmonton and Toronto and finally as one of the first teaching
masters in English at Seneca College. After retirement, Kay and
Mel volunteered at the University of Technology and Science in
Shanghai, and later at the University of Kunming, Province of
Yunnan. Kay will always be remembered for her love of literature,
theatre and poetry through which she helped all whom she touched
to understand and empathize with the human condition.
A private family memorial service will be held on November 26,
2007. Those wishing to make a donation are invited to consider
World Literacy of Canada, 401 Richmond Street West, Suite 236,
Toronto, Ontario M5V 3A8.
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EDWARDS o@ca.on.grey_county.artemesia.flesherton.the_flesherton_advance 2007-06-20 published
An Essay on the Anniversary of my Father's Death
By Gary EDWARDS,
Page▼ 6
David Francis
EDWARDS
(February 7, 1956-June 17, 2006.
Upon my father's death last June, one of the more pressing questions
we faced was a matter of two saddles. What to do with them? David
was, at best, an aspiring horseman and, from the beginning, his
equestrian ambitions were the topic of many (often nasty) arguments
in the Edwards household.
I was 15 when he brought, in conspiracy with my sister, the Arabs
home. Most might recoil at purchasing livestock without even
a few acres of land on which to stable it. My father's hallmark
practicality (he trained as a Certified Management Accountant,
let's not forget) was, how ever, voiceless against his unbridled
desire for a horse - or two We could have lived in a sewer on
the moon and would eventually find ourselves owning the beasts.
Of course, our horsies never ended up being more than lawn ornaments.
This is not to say David lost interest. He just never quite got
around to breaking them. One by one, a number of things accrued
around them: a lunge line used once or twice, bridles, a beautiful
30 acre farm, the most oddly painted barn in Grey Co., combs
and brushes, fencing books, magazines. And, of course the two
saddles. If we'd set them up in the living room and invited guests
to sit on them, they'd have seen more use.
I'm sure a lot of people, myself included, laughed at my father
for his flight of fancy. But we laugh when we ought meditate.
David didn't break the horses because he didn't need to. For
all of his account books, number crunching and shrewdness, he
was essentially a dreamer who could be just as easily satisfied
with what might be as with what is. He was a grasshopper masquerading
as an ant.
The memory of my father I put the highest price on is not my
own but one I inherited from him. When he was a little boy of
about four, still living at Edwards Lake in Singhampton, he was
very envious of his brothers and sisters simply because they
had the great privilege of attending school. Refusing to miss
out, he would head to the orchard to conduct his own mock-school.
I doubt Wordsworth could conceive a more beautiful image than
that of a little blonde boy making a schoolhouse out of the orchard.
David did make it to a real school where reality proved less
appetizing than fantasy. Unaware of the miniature hierarchies
that grow free as weeds where people are concerned, the young
boy made the great mistake of sitting in a desk regularly occupied
by a schoolmate of rather larger proportions. The two boys were
quite mystified by one another: the older boy at the nerve of
the younger and the younger at being ejected from his chosen
place. He quickly shed his orchard-nourished notions about schooling.
Daddy thereafter made a career out of running away from school.
Ellen DAVIDSON remembers his daily escapes. He would show up
and apparently, when he'd decided he'd learned enough for the
day, make for the road Poor Ellen, of course, would be in hot
pursuit. It was only after more "persuasive" discipline that
he managed to stay in his desk the entire day.
It did, as life often does, get better. In her eulogy - for my
father, Rosemary
DICKINSON told a story I shall carry to my own
death with pride. In those days, Rosemary liked to have her students
discuss current topics in formal debate. She would present the
topic, designate the "Yea" and "Nay" sides of the room and allow
students to choose their preferred positions. Only once did the
plan almost falter. While the class would usually sort themselves
into piles of "Yes" and "No", one day a topic (long-forgotten)
brought them all over to one side of the room. Rosemary looked,
probably with some distress, at the empty half and wondered aloud
if a debate would be possible. A lone boy emerged, offering to
take the opposing side, thus pitting himself against the rest
of the class. Other students eventually joined him but it was
my father who was willing to "do it" alone. This courage is a
quality from which my mother, my sister and I benefited our entire
lives.
David grew up in what was, even in the 50's and 60's, a large
family. His parents, Lillian (née
WINTERS) and Francis, managed
a grand total of 9 children: Bonnie, Bill, Jim, Marion, Joyce,
David, Paul, Kenny and Brian. To call the Edwards boys boisterous
would be putting it lightly. I have heard enough Dukes of Hazzard-esque
tales about my uncles to know why eyebrows raise when I inform
people I'm an Edwards. Of the boys, my father (along with his
younger brother Kenny) was considerably more docile. This is
not to say David couldn't be difficult&hellip
He had, for example, a tendency to know everything. Whether it
was on the matter of how to birth a calf, when to plant or the
state of the nation, young David was expert. Of course, he made
the mistake of sharing all his knowledge - which irritated his
own father to no end. Rare is the Edwards who cannot recall the
shouting matches and temper tantrums (approaching fisticuffs)
that would unravel between father and son at the kitchen table.
Years later, seeing my own infallible knowledge set against my
father's, my grandmother would note "just like old times". The
continuity pleased her.
Though a bit enraptured with his own intelligence, David was
clearly a very smart young man, as former teacher Edna
LUKIANCHUK
has it, "a silver tongue". Becoming a management accountant,
he found an outlet for his combination.
I cannot imagine how difficult life must have been for my father.
To be in school with a pretty wife and two young children is
unthinkable to me. While most students in their early-to-mid
twenties are preoccupied with the flutterings of the heart, making
the rent and maybe passing the odd exam, my father had a stay-at-home
wife, an infant daughter with an enchanting smile and a toddler
son whose favourite game was, "Let's bother Daddy while he's
studying." When all of that was finally finished and the diploma
was mounted on the wall, David had to figure out just what to
do with his family. And so, like all good sons of Osprey, he
moved home.
It wasn't long before David and his wife
Sandra (née
BERRIAULT)
were building their house on Inglis Drive just off the 8th Line.
For their home, they selected a ravine lot with a spectacular
view of the Beaver River behind.
Meanwhile, David served Craigleith Ski Club as Chief Financial
Officer. There, he made a number of lasting Friendships, most
notably with his dear cousin Lois
PARKS.
Dad was a kind and capable,
though volatile, boss, were there a thermometer measuring emotional
temperatures in the office, it would have burst many times. Despite
the heated arguments (perhaps because of them), David and his
staff retained exceptional solidarity. At Devil's Glen (where
David became General Manager in 2003), he began to develop similar
bonds.
It was, however, as a community leader that David made his most
resounding public success. Those days of community work were
tireless. There was the Feversham Fair Board, the Hospital Board
(first Markdale and then on to Owen Sound), Municipal politics,
Heritage Celebrations, Hall Boards and so forth. All of these
civic projects meant little sleep and much stress but also a
feeling that he was contributing to the thing he cared about
(after his family) most: the community his ancestors built 150 years
before. David particularly distinguished himself on Osprey Council
where his terrier-like tenacity, know-how with numbers and lathe-like
tongue made him darling to some, pest to others. This, I am learning
as I grow older, is another family trait. Indeed, when asked
why he would vote for David in one election, an older gentleman
(perhaps remembering David's grandfather's tenure as Deputy Reeve)
said, "Well he's an Edwards and they don't take orders from nobody."
Whether or not this quality is a mark of integrity or sheer contrariness
only heaven will say.
The more shoes Jennifer and I outgrew, the less involved Daddy
became in civic life. His interests slowly turned to more personal
passions: his horses, hobby farming and reading. Shortly after
the horses, there came a farm near Rob Roy at the end of a blind
sideroad. This was, with neighbours almost 1 km away, a lonely
place where passing cars provided heart-racing excitement and
endless speculation. He and Mother, however, found immense peace
here.
For David, if not for me, there was always something to do on
the farm. Jennifer, my sister, saw these jobs as a source of
amusement that (to me) bordered on the perverse. They performed
the tasks joking and chattering away like jaybirds - staging
mock executions with the chainsaw, performing elaborate imitations,
teasing the dog. For me, each task was a race against time. David,
conversely, considered a job worth doing was worth doing thoroughly.
My experiments with "time conservation" were not appreciated.
There were also the famous trees. Over the years, hundreds of
them - ranging from costly maples and mountain ash to little
pine seedlings - made their way into the soil. They were all
placed, planted and maintained with a clock-maker's precision.
Reading, however, was a thing over which we could bond. Like
many readers, Daddy was greedy with time. "Oh", he would moan
and wail, "why can't everyone just leave me alone to finish my
book." Only Mother could pry his hands from the covers.
One can't talk about my father without mentioning a tendency
to a little innocent gossip. "What's the scoop?" he would ask,
hurling himself into conversation. Hearing and telling little
stories of minor misdeeds was the lifeblood of our family. This
is not to say we're a malicious bunch -curious (I hope) is a
better adjective.
Up until the death of David's mother in July, 2005, my father
and I would regularly head over to the home farm to hear gossip
that was recent, twenty years old or even one hundred years past.
Together, they would talk about people I'd never met, sometimes
my father had never met and occasionally people my grandmother
never met. Yet, these little narratives (these gossips) were
so intricately woven as to appear life-like. There are times
when my Great-Great-Grandmother (who disappeared in the Huckleberry
Marsh in 1915 and may or may not have been murdered) seems more
real to me than the people I spend hours with each day. Perhaps
this is because many of the most intimate relationships have
always formed around gossip and story -- around memory.
On the night my father died, we went for a drive - our habit
on summer evenings. The week had been busy: I was in the throes
of an essay on Milton and terrorism and recovering from food
poisoning; my sister graduated days before; he and Mother had
just planted a number of trees; there were lots of things to
worry about at work. We went down to Tim Horton's where he (for
once) denied his famed sweet tooth and chose a tea biscuit. I
had yogurt. We had a quiet drive home.
In the morning, we had a pair of saddles.
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EDWARDS o@ca.on.grey_county.artemesia.flesherton.the_flesherton_advance 2007-12-19 published
EDWARDS,
Kenneth
Passed away at Grey Bruce Health Services, Markdale, on Tuesday,
December 11, 2007. Kenneth Wilfred
EDWARDS of R.R.#5 Flesherton
in his 88th year. Beloved husband of Ruth. Dear father of Anthony
(Gail), Terrance, Sandra, Jo-Ann (Bob), June (Floyd), Yvonne
(Brad), Joy; Frances (Dan), Ken Jr., Kimberly, Richard, Corrine
(Iian), Lynn (Jim). Loving grandfather of Troy, Jeff, Justine,
Vicki, Brandi, Jamie, Charli, Kris, Ashley, Katie, Steven and
Damien. Survived by four great-grandchildren. Sadly missed by
sisters Doris
CHARRON and Eileen
GOFTON.
Predeceased by son Perry
and brothers Stewart, Beverley and Laurie. Rev. Dwight
STRAIN
officiated at a funeral service held at the May Funeral Home,
Markdale on Friday, December 14 at 2 p.m. Visitation was two
hours prior to the service. Interment in Markdale Cemetery. If
desired, donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation would be
appreciated.
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EDWARDS o@ca.on.grey_county.owen_sound.the_sun_times 2007-09-14 published
LIVERANCE,
John
Of Brantford passed away at Brantford General Hospital on Tuesday,
September 11, 2007 in his 63rd year. Best friend and loving companion
of Gaetane
BOISLARD and dear father of Scott (Monique) of Cambridge,
Theresa (Mike
EDWARDS) of Brantford, Jay (Robyn) of Brantford,
and five step-children. Also sadly missed by grandchildren Daniel,
Benjamin, Nicholas, Derek and eight step grandchildren, brothers
Charlie (Vivian) of Wiarton, Bruce of Pike Bay, sisters Jane
TICKNER of Orillia, Mae
SCHNURR of Wiarton, Patsy (Wayne)
ADAM/ADAMS
of Kitchener, Barb (Gerald)
GORE of Chatham, as well as many
nieces and nephews. John was predeceased by his parents Mary
(BESTWARD) and William
LIVERANCE, brothers Donald, George, Jim
and sister Marie. Visitation will be held at the Bethel Missionary
Church, 18 Ferndale Road, Lion's head on Friday, September 14th
from 2: 00-4:00 and 7:00-9:00 p.m. where the funeral service to
celebrate John's life will be held on Saturday, September 15th
at 11: 00 a.m. Interment Eastnor Cemetery. Donations made to the
Heart and Stroke Foundation or charity of your choice would be
appreciated by the family as expressions of sympathy. Arrangements
entrusted to the George Funeral Home, Wiarton. Condolences may
be sent to the family at www.georgefuneralhome.com
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EDWARDS o@ca.on.middlesex_county.london.london_free_press 2007-01-10 published
WARDELL,
Mary
Elizabeth (née
SHARPE)
With her girls at her side, peacefully, at Victoria Hospital,
London Health Sciences Centre, on Tuesday, January 9, 2007. Mary
Elizabeth WARDELL (née
SHARPE) in her 87th year. Beloved wife
of the late Thomas David
WARDELL (1990.) Lovingly remembered
by daughter Lisa
BIRD, granddaughter Angela
KUZMA, great-granddaughter
Emily, grand_son Sean
BIRD
(Chantal
MARTIN,) daughter Jane (Chris)
SMITH, granddaughter Christine (Denis)
JARRY, great-grand_son
Daulton, granddaughter Paula
SMITH, daughter Heather (Robert)
EDWARDS and granddaughter Jennifer
EDWARDS.
Predeceased by her
parents Hugh and Violet
SHARPE. Dear sister of Don (Joan)
SHARPE,
Hilda PHILLIMORE,
Donna
CLARK, Kay
MacEACHERN and the late Imogene
ARMSTRONG.
Also survived by many nieces and nephews. Friends
will be received at the Evans Funeral Home, 648 Hamilton Rd.
(1 block east of Egerton), on Wednesday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral
service will be conducted in the Evans Chapel on Thursday, January 11,
2007, at 11: 00 a.m. with Rev. Janet
FRADETTE, of Richards Memorial
United Church, officiating. Interment in Straffordville Cemetery.
A tree will be planted as a living memorial to Mrs.
WARDELL.
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EDWARDS o@ca.on.simcoe_county.nottawasaga.stayner.stayner_sun 2007-08-01 published
SMITH,
Dave
The family of the late Dave
SMITH of Wasaga Beach would like
to extend their sincere appreciation to all who expressed their
condolences, sent cards and flowers and kept us in their prayers.
Special thanks to Ella
EDWARDS and Susie
IVES for providing food
and the ladies of the Prince of Peace Church for providing the
luncheon. To Rev.
SEAGRAM for officiating. Leslie
DEVLIN for
her wonderful singing voice. The Firefighters of the Town of
Wasaga Beach for all they have done. The hospital staff of Collingwood
General and Marine especially Nurses Dotie and Kim and Doctor
HUTCHINGS
during Dave's illness. Our deepest gratitude to Kim
STUBBS who
helped us “keep it all together”.
From Shirley, David, Sonya, Christine and Mark.
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EDWARDS o@ca.on.simcoe_county.nottawasaga.stayner.stayner_sun 2007-10-03 published
BROOKS,
Allen
James
Suddenly in Toronto, September 24th, 2007 in his 55th year. Dear
brother of Lorie
BROOKS of Meaford, Diane
McGOWAN of Oakville,
Joy EDWARDS of Collingwood, Kelly
BROOKS of Wasaga Beach. Predeceased
by his brothers Brian and Roger
BROOKS and his parents Donald
and Elvie
(MOREWOOD)
BROOKS.
Also survived by several nieces
and nephews. A memorial service will be held at the Watts Funeral
Home and Cremation Centre, 132 River Road E., Wasaga Beach Saturday
October 13th, 2007 at 11 a.m. (705-429-1040). Interment of Cremated
Remains in Lakeview Cemetery, Thornbury at a later date.
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EDWARDS o@ca.on.simcoe_county.nottawasaga.stayner.stayner_sun 2007-11-14 published
Accused and victim knew each other
By John EDWARDS,
Page▲ 1
Three shots that rang out Saturday afternoon, just a block from
the Collingwood Ontario Provincial Police detachment, have rattled
a normally quiet neighbourhood.
James LEONE, 58, of Thornbury has been charged with first-degree
murder in the death of D'Arcy
MOLLOY, 43, of Collingwood.
A source close to the case said
LEONE was father-in-law to the
victim until several years ago when
MOLLOY and his wife split.
But police won't confirm details of the relationship, saying
simply that the accused and the victim knew each other, but wouldn't
say what their relationship was.
Police said there were two 911 calls from residents who heard
gunshots at about 3: 15 p.m. and they arrived at 285 Napier Street
shortly thereafter. The street was sealed off until late into
Saturday evening.
A resident of the street, who asked not to be identified, said
it appeared two ambulances were on scene shortly after the incident
and members of the Ontario Provincial Police's Emergency Response
Team and Canine Unit also responded.
The resident said the activity was centred at the home at 285 Napier
St. but members of the tactical and canine units swept through
the neighbourhood, searching under bushes and hedges.
Nathan McDONALD, who lives eight doors away, said he saw two
young children taken out of the house by police before the standoff
began. "I was told by police to get in my house and lock the
door," said
McDONALD, who is new to the street.
Police said officers, members of the tactical unit, were brought
in from a number of neighbouring detachments including Huronia
West, Nottawasaga, South Georgian Bay and Caledon.
LEONE appeared in court on Monday and was remanded until Tuesday
for a video remand appearance in Barrie.
According to the Fawcett Funeral Homes website, funeral arrangements
for MOLLOY are pending.
MOLLOY, born May 3, 1964, is survived by a son, Elliott, his
parents Daniel and Geraldine
MOLLOY, and three brothers; Sean
and sister-in-law Kristen; Patrick and his partner Paula
CROWE
and Ryan.
MOLLOY did residential and commercial painting.
In 2004 he was in Collingwood court on charges of production
and possession of marijuana in connection with a raid by the
Huronia Combined Forces Drug Unit at a Napier Street address,
believed to be the same home.
Police recovered plants and growing equipment with an estimated
value of $25,000 at the time.
-with files from Collingwood Connection staff and from Torstar
News Services
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EDWARDS o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-01-06 published
FLYNN,
M.
Patricia (née
MIELKE)
It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Pat
FLYNN,
who passed away at home on January 4, 2007, following a lengthy
illness. She is survived by her loving husband of 53 years, Art
FLYNN; children, Michael (Patti
STUEWE,)
Dartmouth;
Christine
(Doug) POWER,
Dartmouth; Mary-Lou (Ed)
DONNELLY, Halifax;
Mark
(Alison), South Rawdon; Janie (John)
McCALL, Calgary, Alberta
Peggy (Abder
SAHOULI), Montague, Prince Edward Island; Carol
(Peter) STORMS, Aurora, Ontario; Derek (Anne
CHARLTON), Saint Margaret's
Bay; Kevin, Toronto, Ontario; Paula (Robert
BOUDREAU), Halifax
grandchildren, Matthew and Laura
FLYNN,
Erin
(Gerry)
CLARKE and
Jonathan POWER, Laura, Stephanie, Shannon and Teddy
DONNELLY,
Douglas and Jennifer
FLYNN,
Kate,
Lisa and Rachel
McCALL, Myriem,
Malek and Anissa
SAHOULI,
Andrew and Sarah
STORMS, Adam,
Merrill
and Maggie
FLYNN,
David and Bradley
DEAN; great-grandchild, Dylan
CLARKE; sister, Peggy (Graham)
EDWARDS,
Toronto,
Ontario; numerous
nieces and nephews. Born in Halifax on November 22, 1931, she
was a daughter of the late Florence
(MARTIN)
MIELKE and Gerald
MIELKE.
She was predeceased by brother, Peter
MIELKE, and sister,
Jackie (Sr. Margaret Patricia, South Carolina). A lifelong resident
of Halifax, Pat attended Saint Thomas Aquinas School and St. Pat's
High School. She graduated from the Nova Scotia Normal College
in 1949 and, at the age of 17, started her teaching career at
Ardmore and Alexander McKay Schools in Halifax. After taking
a break to raise her children, she returned briefly to teaching
at Ida Mae Marriott School in Spryfield in the mid 70s. Pat was
a devout Catholic, dedicating much of her time to the church
and those in need. Her church work included: the Archdiocesan
Liturgical Committee, the Archdiocesan Family Life Committee,
Chair - St. Agnes Church Parish Council, member - Our Lady of
Perpetual Help Parish Council, Marriage Encounter Leader and
30 years with the Catholic Women's League. She served, as well,
as a church lecturer, lay distributor and religious education
instructor. She gave selflessly of herself, always finding time
for the less fortunate, opening her home and her heart to many
people of the years. She was passionately involved in several
choirs over her lifetime including the Chebucto Community Singers,
St. Agnes and Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Choirs, 18 years
with the Nova Scotia Tattoo Choir, 22 years with the Dal Chorale
and countless Scratch Messiahs. Her children and grandchildren
are the proud recipients of her love of song and music, as well
as her great sense of humour. Much of Pat's life was spent at
swimming pools, hockey rinks and baseball fields supporting her
children's activities. Her years of dedication to the Waegwoltic
Swim Team earned her the Mother of the Year Award. Above all,
Pat was a devoted wife, mother and friend. She will be sadly
missed by her family and all those whose lives she touched. Special
thanks to Monica Flinn (Palliative Care nurses), Doctor Stewart
Cameron, the Victorian Order of Nurses, and countless family
and Friends, who supported Pat throughout her illness with care,
compassion, visits, well-wishes and eucharistic ministry. Visitation
will be held in J.A. Snow Funeral Home, 2666 Windsor Street, Halifax,
on Saturday, January 6, from 2-4 p.m. and Sunday, January 7,
from 2-4 p.m. A celebration of Pat's life will take place in
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish, 2 Melody Dr., Rockingham,
on Monday, January 8, at 10 a.m. Reception to follow. Family
interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax. In lieu of flowers,
donations may be made to the Palliative Care Unit, QEII Health
Sciences Centre or Victorian Order of Nurses, Halifax. Condolences
may be emailed to: snowfh@alderwoods.com
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EDWARDS o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-06-13 published
SIBBALD,
William▼
John▼ - Estate of
Notice to Creditors
In the Estate of William John
SIBBALD, late of Toronto, Ontario.
Creditors and others having claims against the above estate are
required to send full particulars of such claims to the undersigned
Estate Trustees on or before the 13th day of July, A.D. 2007,
after which date the estate's assets will be distributed, having
regard only to claims that have then been received.
Constance May
SIBBALD and Kenneth
EDWARDS,
Estate▼
Trustees▼
by Scott, Petrie, Brander, Walters and Wright LLP, Law Firm,
252 Pall Mall Street, Suite 200, London, Ontario N6A 5P6.
Page B13
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EDWARDS o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-06-22 published
SIBBALD,
William▲▼
John▲▼ - Estate of
Notice to Creditors
In the Estate of William John
SIBBALD, late of Toronto, Ontario.
Creditors and others having claims against the above estate are
required to send full particulars of such claims to the undersigned
Estate Trustees on or before the 13th day of July, A.D. 2007,
after which date the estate's assets will be distributed, having
regard only to claims that have then been received.
Constance May
SIBBALD and Kenneth
EDWARDS,
Estate▲▼
Trustees▲▼
by Scott, Petrie, Brander, Walters and Wright LLP, Law Firm,
252 Pall Mall Street, Suite 200, London, Ontario N6A 5P6.
Page B15
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EDWARDS o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-06-27 published
SIBBALD,
William▲
John▲ - Estate of
Notice to Creditors
In the Estate of William John
SIBBALD, late of Toronto, Ontario.
Creditors and others having claims against the above estate are
required to send full particulars of such claims to the undersigned
Estate Trustees on or before the 13th day of July, A.D. 2007,
after which date the estate's assets will be distributed, having
regard only to claims that have then been received.
Constance May
SIBBALD and Kenneth
EDWARDS,
Estate▲
Trustees▲
by Scott, Petrie, Brander, Walters and Wright LLP, Law Firm,
252 Pall Mall Street, Suite 200, London, Ontario N6A 5P6.
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EDWARDS o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-07-03 published
EDWARDS,
Jean
Margaret▼
Jean Margaret
EDWARDS passed away in Calgary at the Rockyview
Hospital on Thursday, June 28, 2007 at the age of 93 years. Jean
always cherished the memory of her parents, Doctor W.F.
EDWARDS
and Anna EDWARDS (née
McCRACKEN.)
She was born in Airdrie on
May 4, 1914. After elementary school in Airdrie, Jean attended
Crescent Heights High School followed by Calgary Normal School
at the campus which is now S.A.I.T. During the 1930's she taught
in country schools at Acadia Valley, Inverness, Melvin and Turner
Valley. During the war, she left teaching to work at the Dewinton
Flying School and
CFAC Radio, followed by five years at Consolidated
Mining. Then it was back to teaching at Canmore (1952-1954) and
at various Calgary Elementary Schools (Rideau Park, Sunalta,
Wildwood and Buchanan), before retiring in 1978. While with the
Calgary Board of Education, she completed her B.A. and B.Ed.
at the University of Alberta and the University of Toronto. During
her retirement at Point McKay she completed a book on the history
of the Edwards and McCracken families. She was a faithful member
of the congregation of Parkdale United Church, where she made
many new Friends. Jean is survived by her brother Stanley and
his wife Jean, of Toronto; nephews Paul, David, Doug, Jim and
John and by eight great-nieces and nephews. 'Auntie Jean' will
be especially missed by her Calgary family, Paul and his wife,
Helen HEACOCK and Rebecca, Alasdair and Conor, and her youngest
nephew John. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made
directly to Parkdale United Church or Ecole Edwards Elementary,
324 - 3 Avenue N.E., Airdrie, Alberta T4B 1R7. A Funeral Celebration
will be held at a later date at Parkdale United Church. Expressions
of sympathy may be forwarded to the family at www.mem.com. Foster's
Garden Chapel Funeral Home and Crematorium Telephone: 297-0888
Honoured Provider of Dignity Memorial www.fostersgardenchapel.com
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EDWARDS o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-07-03 published
Toddler dies after dog mauling
By Alwynne
GWILT and Unnati
GANDHI,
Page A6
Smiths Falls, Ontario and Toronto -- A 17-month-old girl was
mauled to death by a family dog over the long weekend.
Korie-Lyn EDWARDS's family had gathered at her grandmother's
rural house in Montague Township, about 80 kilometres southwest
of Ottawa, for the Canada Day weekend.
About 6: 30 p.m. on Sunday, the toddler wandered over to where
her grandmother's 10-year-old Rottweiler-German Shepherd was
chained in the backyard.
The dog attacked.
"She suffered obviously fatal injuries to the head," Ontario
Provincial
Police
Constable Kevin
DAVIDSON said yesterday.
Korie-Lyn's parents rushed her to Perth and Smiths Falls District
Hospital, he said.
She was then immediately airlifted to the Children's Hospital
of Eastern Ontario in Ottawa where she succumbed to her injuries.
An autopsy was performed yesterday, but results weren't immediately
available.
The dog had no history of aggressive behaviour, Constable
DAVIDSON
said, and it had been socialized with various family members
and children.
"That's what makes this situation that much more tragic," the
constable said yesterday.
The dog was taken into custody by animal control, and, at the
family's request, is scheduled to be put down today.
Constable DAVIDSON said no charges are pending.
No one was at the family's duplex in Smiths Falls yesterday -
about six kilometres west of the grandmother's home - where two
strollers were in view near a large maple tree with wind chimes
in the front yard.
The couple, both in their 20s, had moved in two months ago with
their young daughter, said Dino
MUSCA, their landlord. He said
he often saw the mother taking walks around the neighbourhood
with the girl in a stroller. The family did not own a car.
"They were keeping to themselves a lot, but I know a lot of people
in town know them," he said, adding that the mother had come
to his house once to use the phone.
Around the back of the home, a Dora the Explorer patio set was
clearly visible, along with a large children's paddling pool
with toys still floating in it.
On the front door, a sign that read "Parking For Pitbull" was
above another that read, "Owners only. Violators better haul
ass."
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EDWARDS o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-09-08 published
EDWARDS,
Dorothy
Marie▲ (née
WILSON) (1917-2007)
Daughter of Charlotte and George
WILSON entered peacefully into
holy rest on Thursday, September 6, 2007. For ninety years Mom
was an active member of the community of Iroquois Falls and of
Saint Mark's Anglican Church. Dorothy was predeceased by her dear
husband Owen Glyndwr and daughter Charlotte Anne. She is survived
by children Cynthia (David), Linda, Lance (Johanne), Deirdre
(Tom) and Pamela (John), and grandchildren Nancy, Blair, Andrea,
Lisa, Rory, Tom, David, Alexander and Daniel, and ten great-grandchildren,
and also by her sister Lillian
SEYMOUR.
She will be offered to
the Living God with Thanksgiving in a Requiem Mass on Monday,
September 10 at 12 noon, at Saint Mark's Anglican Church, 123 Buckingham
Ave., Box 47, Iroquois Falls, P0K 1E0. Donations to the church
would be appreciated. We wish to thank the nurses and doctors
who cared for Mom.
Thank you Lord for Dorothy
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KELMAN,
Mildred (1911-2007)
It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Mildred
KELMAN at her home on Thursday September 6, 2007 after a very
long and difficult journey, one that she accomplished with great
fortitude and determination. She is the most Beloved wife of
the late Kenneth
KELMAN, and very loved mother of Eleanor
LONDON
(Lou) and Rikki
MEGGESON
(John.)
She is remembered with great
love by her special grandchildren Lisa (Len), Lynne, Lorne (Susan),
Sean, and Steven (Mary). She was blessed with 10 great-grandchildren:
Laura, Spencer, Alyssa, Clayton, Dylan, Ryan, Cole, Sidney, Simon,
and Shelley. She leaves her sister Florence
SMITH, her sister-in-law
Beatrice TENNEY and her brother-in-law Harry
KELMAN.
She was
predeceased by her sister Belle
WAX and her brother Irving
TENNEY.
She will be lovingly remembered by her many nieces, nephews,
great nieces and great nephews. At this time we want to express
our thanks to her very special and beloved caregiver Dolly
EDWARDS,
who provided her with all the love, tenderness and skilled care
that one could ever imagine. There are many special people who
have helped us along the way and we would like to mention her
very special nurse, Natalia
CHIKHUII and wonderful caregiver
Narcia YAPE.
Funeral service at Holy Blossom Temple, 1959 Bathurst
Street (south of Eglinton) on Sunday, September 9th at 1: 00 p.m.
Interment, Holy Blossom Memorial Park. Shiva, 1166 Bay Street, #1404.
Because of our mother's love of children, please make donations
to The Hospital For Sick Children 416-813-5320.
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EDWARDS o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-10-02 published
EDWARDS,
Jane
Ann
(SLATER)
On September 29, 2007, after a lengthy illness Jane passed away
at Lakeshore Lodge, Toronto in her 82nd year. Wife of the late
Bill (W.H.)
EDWARDS.
Mother of Ken (Pauline,) Susan, Ellen (Peter
DEVENISH) and Barbara. Grandmother of James, Diane, Nicholas,
Christine, April and Shannon. Great-grandmother of Daniel, Phillip,
Aidan and Jordan. Daughter of Kenneth and Marguerite (and Margaret)
SLATER.
Sister of Wendy
NEILSON and Judy
FINCH. Predeceased by
brothers Robert and Nicholas and sisters Clare and Susan (Newton).
A private family service will be held followed by Interment at
Beechwood Cemetery Ottawa. The family gratefully thanks all those
at Lakeshore Lodge (2-North and 3-South) and SRT Med-Staff
who provided so much support and care to Jane. Those desiring
may make memorial contributions to the Lakeshore Lodge Charitable
Fund through Ridley Funeral Home 3080 Lakeshore Blvd. W. Messages
of Condolence may be placed at www.RidleyFuneralHome.com.
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DE JOURDAN,
Margaret
Bunel (formerly
EDWARDS) "Peggy," "Jelly"
Mother, wife, author, teacher, optimist ~ March 1st, 1918-September 29,
2007 Peacefully, in hospital and surrounded by her family, after
a brief illness. Celebrated children's author, long-standing
member of the Canadian Authors' Association and Imperial Order
of the Daughters of the Empire The heart of the Edwards family.
A profound loss for husband Alan DE
JOURDAN.
Loved beyond words
by her children: Edmond, Jane, Campbell, Marnie, Wallace and
Caitlin and an inspiration to their loved ones: Darlene
DUDAR,
Bob GARDINER,
Kate
FREEMAN and Jodi
HOAR (and her children, Aedan,
Melisa and Mitchell.) Beloved Gram to David
EDWARDS and Elizabeth
SLEEN.
She took great joy in her great-grandchildren, Margaret
Harriet and Stella-Charles
FISHER and George and Gordon
SLEEN.
Survived
by cousins Edith
JULIEN and Ron
KEALEY
(Fran.)
Sadly missed by
Bill and Louise and Chris and Theresa DE
JOURDAN and Tina and Rob
GARDINER (Jordan, Casidhe). Pre-deceased by sister Isobel
O'CONNELL,
ex-husband James
EDWARDS and son-in-law Charles
FISHER.
Cherished
friend to many, especially Kay McColgan, Inez Sunderland, Phyllis
and Lloyd Ivany, Nessie Brisco, James Coates and to everyone
who attended her legendary dinners. Special thanks to Doctor
GAUTHIER,
Dr. PRUDHOMME, and the palliative care team at the Civic Hospital.
Friends may visit at the Central Chapel of Hulse, Playfair and
McGarry, 315 McLeod Street, Ottawa, on Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m.
and on Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral Service
will be held at Mackay United Church, Ottawa, on Thursday 11 a.m.
Donations to Mackay United Church would be appreciated. Condolences/donations
at: www.mcgarryfamily.ca
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EDWARDS o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-12-08 published
EDWARDS,
John
Stanley "
Jack"
Passed away December 4th, 2007 at the H.J. McFarland Memorial
Home, Picton, Ontario at the age of 81. Born October 28th, 1926
in Cumberland, British Columbia and raised in Royston, British
Columbia. Jack was the
son of the late Arthur and Alice
EDWARDS.
Survived by his wife of 52 years, Bernice and daughter Judi (John
CHISLING) of Wellington, granddaughter Allison
BIRDSALL of Markham,
stepson David
NOBLES
(Connie) of Dartmouth and their children
Sean of Petawawa and Stephanie of California; his brother Ralph
(Pat) of Perth and nephews Ron, Doug (Joanne) and Brian of Ottawa.
Always kind, always generous, we will miss him greatly. Friends
are invited to a Memorial Service on Monday, December 17th at
1: 00 p.m. at the H.J. McFarland Memorial Home, 603 Hwy. 49, Picton,
Ontario. Donations to the H.J. McFarland Memorial Home CQI
Fund would be appreciated by the family. Arrangements entrusted
to the Ainsworth Funeral Home, 288 Noxon Avenue, Wellington,
Ontario (613) 399-3177
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EDWARDS o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-12-27 published
EDMONDSTONE,
Thomas
Gavin (1931-2007)
Peacefully on December 24, 2007 at the St. Catharines General
Hospital.
Beloved husband of Janet (née
SUTHERLAND.)
Loving father
of Gavin (Sue
EDWARDS) of Oakville, Dan (Mary) of Burlington,
and Angela (John
BLAKE) of Halifax. Much loved Grandpa of James
BLAKE,
Tom and Paul
EDMONDSTONE.
son of the late Angela (nee
HYNES) and the late Harry
EDMONDSTONE.
Much loved brother of
Harry (Ingrid) of St. Catharines. Graduate of Saint Michael's College,
University of Toronto (1951) and Osgoode Hall Law School (1955).
Practiced law in Pembroke and Renfrew 1956-1997. Returned to
St. Catharines 2002. Arrangements entrusted to George Darte Funeral
Chapel. A Funeral Mass will be celebrated at St. Julia Church,
Glenridge Ave. and Glen Morris Dr., St. Catharines at 11: 00 a.m.
on Saturday, December 29, 2007. In lieu of flowers, donations
to Canadian Diabetes Association would be appreciated by the
family. On-Line Guest Book www.dartefuneralhome.com
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EDWORTHY o@ca.on.grey_county.owen_sound.the_sun_times 2007-08-13 published
BENEDICT,
Robert
Charles
At the Elgin Abbey Nursing Home in Chesley on Friday, August
10, 2007. Bob
BENEDICT, resident of Elgin Abbey and formerly
of R.R.#4 Tara, in his 81st year. Beloved Husband of the late
former Eleanor Jane
MITCHELL. Dear father of Don and his spouse
Joan EDWORTHY of Arkwright, Doris and her husband Ted
HACK of
Guelph and Jeff of Owen Sound. Brother of Lois and her husband
George MAHON and Eleanor
SPENCE.
Predeceased by son Bill (1984)
and brother Frank. Bob will be sadly missed by his grandchildren
Lisa and her husband Jay
EIDT,
Keri
BENEDICT, Angela
HACK and
her friend Chris
BRATHWAITE,
Kyle
HACK and by great-grand_son
Harrison EIDT.
Also survived by sister-in-law Shirley and her
husband Arnold
DRAVES of Innisfil and many nieces and nephews.
Friends may call at the Paul H. Eagleson Funeral Home in Tara
on Monday from 2: 00 to 4:00 and 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. The Celebration
of Bob's life will be held on Tuesday August 14, 2007 at 11: 00 a.m.
Interment in Hillcrest Cemetery, Tara. In lieu of flowers, donations
to the Alzheimer Society or the Tara Legion Building Fund would
be appreciated by the family. Condolences may be expressed online
at www.paulheaglesonfuneralhome.ca
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EDWORTHY o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-11-10 published
HARPER,
Lois
Marjorie
Age 77, of Agincourt, Ontario. On Thursday, November 8, 2007
at Centenary Hospital, Toronto. She was the daughter of the late
Gordon HARPER and Laura Harper
EDWORTHY.
She will be sorely missed
by her sister and brother-in-law Eleanor and Norman
TAILOR/TAYLOR, her
longtime friend and companion Elaine Conner, nieces Laurie
LEADBETTER
and Laurel
PRYDE, nephews David
TAILOR/TAYLOR,
Norman and Brian
SHORE
and their families.
A graduate of McMaster University and University of British Columbia
School of Library Science. Lois taught school in Hamilton and
Scarborough an then became Assistant to the Co-ordinator of Learning
Resources for the Scarborough Board of Education. As a teacher
and librarian, she avidly promoted Canadian literature for which
she was honoured at her retirement.
Lois served her church and community in various capacities, active
in Knox Presbyterian Church, Agincourt as an elder and choir
member. She also volunteered teaching English as a second language
to new Canadians. As a member of the Markham-Stouffville Parkinson
Support Group, she lead a campaign to update Parkinson material
in public libraries in the Markham and Scarborough areas, She
also gave generously to Parkinson Community Outreach projects
and research.
Friends will be received at the Ogden Funeral Home, 4164 Sheppard
Ave. East, Agincourt (east of Kennedy Rd.), from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
on Tuesday. Funeral Service will be held on Wednesday at 11 a.m.
in Knox Presbyterian Church, 4156 Sheppard Ave. East, Agincourt.
Interment in Grove Cemetery, Dundas, Ontario at 3 p.m. In lieu
of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Parkinson
Society of Canada or a preferred charity.
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