JOICI o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-08-11 published
BABOI,
Elizabeth
Peacefully, passed away at Freeport Health Centre of Grand River
Hospital in Kitchener on Tuesday, August 7, 2007 in her 81st
year. Dear mother of the late Helen
LOWES (2006) and John
BABOI
of Cambridge. Predeceased by her cousin Nicolae
CAVACHI.
Grandmother
of Heidi ELLIOT/ELLIOTT and her husband Martin of Waterloo. Survived
by her dear Friends Nancy and Eric
LOMAX of St. George, Maria
SCICIU and Ileana
JOICI, both of Toronto. Elizabeth owned Cambridge
Restaurant, was a partner with her former husband in Baboi Real
Estate and was in charge of the Bridal Department at Bramer's
in Toronto for many years. Elizabeth was a resident at the Hellenic
Home for The Aged in Toronto for 15 years. Private funeral services
will be held at Prospect Cemetery, Toronto. In memory of Elizabeth,
donations to a charity of one's choice would be appreciated.
Arrangements under the direction of Ratz-Bechtel Funeral Home,
621 King Street West, Kitchener (519) 745-9495.
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JOINER o@ca.on.grey_county.owen_sound.the_sun_times 2007-09-06 published
MAXWELL,
Douglas▼
Dean▼
Doug died peacefully, at home as he wished, on Friday, August
31, 2007 in his 80th year. Doug was a dear friend and loyal husband,
a wonderful father, a delighted grandfather and father-in-law.
His lifelong interest in journalism, broadcasting and curling
and his wonderful supportive family permitted him, in his own
words, “a life where he accomplished more than he thought possible.&rdquo
Doug threw his first curling stone in 1949, starting a lifelong
association with the sport. He served 20 years as the director
of the World Curling Championship, and is credited with inventing
curling's Skins Game. He wrote numerous books on the sport, including
the bestseller Canada Curls, and published the Canadian Curling
News for over 20 years. Doug and his wife Anne moved to “Larchwood&rdquo
farm in the Markdale area in 1990, later moving to a house in
town. His involvement in the community was rooted in Annesley
United Church, where he and Anne made so many of their good Friends.
In recent years, he was a key contributor to the fundraising
campaign for Centre Grey Hospital and involved in numerous other
community causes. Doug is survived by his loving wife of 54 years,
Anne. He will always be close in the hearts of his children:
Ward MAXWELL and wife Deborah
KIRKEGAARD, Gord
MAXWELL and wife
Pat FENNESSY, Janet
MAXWELL and husband Gary
WICKHAM, James
MAXWELL
and wife Karen
MAXWELL.
Special
Poppa to eight wonderful grandchildren:
Jarret, Arlen, Emerson, Rhys, Sinead, Bobby, Georgia and Charlotte.
He will be missed by his sister, Barbara Jane
JOINER and her
husband Bill, and his dear sister-in-law Mary Jane
WARD. He is
pre-deceased by his brother-in-law, Bill
WARD. A memorial service
to celebrate Doug's life will take place on Sunday, September 9
at 2 p.m. at Annesley United Church, Markdale, followed by a
reception. In lieu of flowers, donations to Sick Children's Hospital,
Oncology
Department▼ in memory of Doug and Arlen
MAXWELL, or to
a charity of your choice, would be gratefully appreciated.
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JOINER o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-09-01 published
MAXWELL,
Douglas▲
Dean▲
Doug died peacefully, at home as he wished, on Friday August
31st, 2007 in his 80th year. Doug was a dear friend and loyal
husband, a wonderful father, a delighted grandfather and father-in-law.
His lifelong interest in journalism, broadcasting and curling
and his wonderful supportive family permitted him, in his own
words, "a life where he accomplished more than he thought possible."
Doug threw his first curling stone in 1949, starting a lifelong
association with the sport. He served 20 years as the director
of the World Curling Championship, and is credited with inventing
curling's Skins Game. He wrote numerous books on the sport, including
the bestseller Canada Curls, and published the Canadian Curling
News for over 20 years.
Doug and his wife Anne moved to "Larchdale" farm in the Markdale
area in 1980, later moving to a house in town. His involvement
in the community was rooted in Annesley United Church, where
he and Anne made so many of their good Friends. In recent years,
he was a key contributor to the fundraising campaign for Grey-Bruce
Hospital and involved in numerous other community causes.
Doug is survived by his loving wife of fifty-four years, Anne.
He will always be close in the hearts of his children: Ward
MAXWELL
and wife Deborah
KIRKEGAARD, Gord
MAXWELL and wife Pat
FENNESSY,
Janet MAXWELL and husband Gary
WICKHAM,
James
MAXWELL and wife
Karen MAXWELL.
Special Poppa to eight wonderful grandchildren: Jarret, Arlen,
Emerson, Rhys, Sinead, Bobby, Georgia and Charlotte. He will
be missed by his sister, Barbara Jane
JOINER and her husband
Bill, and his dear sister-in-law Mary Jane
WARD. He is pre-deceased
by his brother-in-law, Bill
WARD.
A memorial service to celebrate Doug's life will take place on
Sunday, September 9th at 2: 00 p.m. at Annesley United Church,
82 Toronto St. South, Markdale, Ontario followed by a reception.
In lieu of flowers, donations to Sick Children's Hospital, Oncology
Department▲ in memory of Doug and Arlen
MAXWELL, or to a charity
of your choice, would be gratefully appreciated.
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