HEDGER o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-01-06 published
KERR,
Robert "
Bob"
(October 5, 1911-December 30, 2006)
Wing Commander Royal Canadian Air Force
Peacefully at Saint-Vincent Hospital, Ottawa in his 96th year.
Loving husband of the late Helen
(HEDGER.)
Dearly loved father
of Roberta
LOWES
(Brian) and Dawn
SKINNER (Bob.)
Proud grandfather
of Laura LOWES
(Huber,)
Sara
LOWES, Matthew
SKINNER (Lauren)
and Luke SKINNER
(Alexandra.)
Delighted great-grandfather of
Kieran and Masha. Predeceased by sister Greta
DOW and brother
David KERR. Survived by sister Betty
AAK
(Andy.)
Bob joined the
Royal Canadian Air Force in 1929, serving in England, France
and across Canada. While stationed at Uplands Ottawa, he was
proud of his role in the building of affordable military housing
and in the volunteer construction of the Uplands Golf Course.
His role was recognized by naming the clubhouse "Kerr House".
Upon retiring in 1963, Bob joined the Ontario Department of Labour
in Construction Safety, where he earned the workers' respect
with his sense of dedication, integrity and fairness. His second
retirement allowed ample time for golf at the Ottawa Hunt Club
where he continued to play well into his 90s. Bob saw the best
in everyone and in every situation. He loved selflessly and wholly.
His energy and drive will be greatly missed. No more stairs to
climb.
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HEDLEY o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-01-05 published
MORRISON,
David
Brian
Lighting Designer for ballet and modern dance
Passed away Wednesday January 3, 2007 age 46, at home with his
wife Colleen "sweetie"
PILGER, his daughters Sydney, 12 and Megan,
9. Beloved son of Stuart and Ann
MORRISON of Kelowna, British
Columbia. Survived also by sister Diane, brother-in-law Carlos
and nieces Charlotte and Joanna of Campbell River, British Columbia.
Also loved by in-laws Marg and Chuck
PILGER of Toronto and their
sons Neal of Kingston, Ontario and Kim of Shimobe Minobu, Japan
and "Nana" Nell
GREEN of Stratford, Ontario. Special thanks to
Dr. David HEDLEY and the staff at Princess Margaret Hospital
who helped him through his four year treatment of colorectal
cancer. Please join the family and Friends at the Betty Oliphant
Theatre, National Ballet School 404 Jarvis St. Toronto at 4 p.m.
on Sunday January 7, 2007 for a remembrance. In lieu of flowers,
donations to the Technicians Endowment Fund would be appreciated.
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