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SENGERS,
Frans "
Frank"
Hendrik
Jan
On Friday, October 5, 2007. Survived by his wife Hans, daughter
Johanna (Joleen)
KAY and son-in-law Rex
KAY, and granddaughters
Tatjana and Zahavah. Also survived by his sister Mieke
DELLOYE
of Belgium and her seven sons and their families. Born September 1,
1927 in Gennep, The Netherlands Frans immigrated to Oakville
in 1963. Though he never lost his love for The Netherlands Frans
adored exploring Canada behind the wheel of a series of favorite
cars. He criss-crossed the country with his wife and daughter
and he and Hansje spent their retirement exploring the small
towns, Native communities and art galleries of Southern Ontario.
Frans loved reading history, listening to jazz and making his
granddaughters laugh. He faced cancer with courage, wit and astonishing
physical and emotional strength. The family thanks Doctors Howard
WINSTON, Andrea
BEZJAK, Ron
BURKES and Jon
HUNTER for their dedication.
Contributions may be made to the Mount Sinai Hospital at 416.586.8290.
Welterusten, Papa.
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KAY o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-11-02 published
KAY,
Gloria
Violet
(BARWELL) B.Sc., B.A., M.Sc.N.
Peacefully in hospital on Thursday, October 25, 2007. Beloved
wife of orthopedic surgeon George
KAY for 54 years. Dear sister
of Anne BARWELL, the Late Cora
BARWELL and the late Arthur
BARWELL
Jr. Gloria pursued a vigorous career in nursing both academic
and practical. During her hospital duties, she noted, some 30 years
ago that, progressively, nurses were not wearing a cap - the
historical symbol of a nurse. To preserve them, at least as a
collection, she set to, and 20 years later donated to the Canadian
Museum of Civilization (and enthusiastically accepted) over 170 caps
each from an individual school of nursing. Her collection is
regarded as the largest one known. Unfortunately she died amongst
a flurry of capless nurses, but her display still remains and
will continue to do so. A memorial service will be held at Holy
Trinity Anglican Church, 140 Brooke Street, Thornhill on Wednesday
November 7th at 1: 30 p.m. Following the service a reception will
be held in the church hall. In lieu of flowers anyone wishing
to make a charitable donation may do so to the Toronto East General
Hospital Foundation or the North York General Hospital Foundation.
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KAY o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-11-24 published
PAVANEL,
Charles "
Charlie" (1925-2007)
Charles PAVANEL, who died Saturday, November 17, 2007 at the
age of 82, enjoyed every opportunity life afforded him. 'You
only go through this world once,' he said, 'so you've got to
have a good time.' For Charlie, a good time meant standing by
his family and Friends through thick and thin, living large at
social gatherings, sharing a joke or handful of cash with strangers
in need, and excelling at sports and in business. A no-nonsense
competitor and unafraid to take chances, Charlie commanded the
respect and affection of many who met him on the field and in
the boardroom. Born in 1925 in Cooksville to Carlo and Elena
PAVANEL, who had emigrated from Treviso, Italy, Charles was the
youngest of seven children. From the age of nine he was drawn
time and again to the Credit Valley Golf Course, where he learned
the game first as a caddie and later as a talented and dedicated
player. He also showed great skill as a running back for the
Port Credit High School football team. It was at high school
that he met his future wife, Mary
McDERMOTT, who was a member
of the cheerleading squad. They were married on April 28, 1951,
in a small ceremony at the Port Credit Presbyterian Church, and
went on to have five children. During the Second World War, Charlie
served in the Navy. He graduated in Chemical Engineering from
the University of Toronto in 1951. Right out of school he was
hired by B.F. Goodrich to work in Waterloo as part of the Chemical
Division's sales team, and some time later became one of the
firm's leading managers. After settling in he joined Rockway
Golf Club and later Westmount Golf and Country Club, where he
laid low the competition for more than three decades, both on
the golf course and, for several years, the curling rink. A 3-handicapper
- with a best score of 69 on par 72 - Charlie took great pleasure
in playing many of the top courses in the world, and always appreciated
the game for opening innumerable doors both in business and Friendship.
He was also a member of the KW Racquet Club in Kitchener, the
Mississauga Golf Club, the Tournament Players Club in Dearborn,
Michigan, and the Vines Golf Club in Fort Myers, Florida. He
also belonged to the local Gyro Club. In 1974, Charlie enjoyed
immediate success with the founding of Genesta Manufacturing,
which was begun with the help of Mary, who ran the office out
of their dining room for the first year. Hematite Manufacturing
was added in 1978, and in 1987, Genesta, Hematite and other interests
became Pavaco Plastics Inc. Under Charlie's leadership, the company
garnered several awards, and introduced many industry firsts
in the lighting and automotive sectors. Charlie was devastated
following the death of Mary on May 7, 1986, but a year later
had the good fortune to meet Vivian
McLEAN, and after 12 happy
years they were married on July 13, 2000. Charles is survived
by Vivian, his children Ellen, John, Jane and Joanne (Alex predeceased
him on December 20, 2006), and their spouses Wendy, Clare, Sami,
Mark and Mike; his grandchildren Adam, Leah, Kate, Evan, Hailie,
Charlie, Nicholas, Hannah, May, Jack, Liam, Maddie, Callum, Hannah,
Amy and Elizabeth; his brother and sister-in-law Bruni and Marie,
and his sister-in-law Mary
KAY.
Charles is missed by Vivian's
children, Wendy, Susan, Gary, and Patrick. He is lovingly remembered
for being a generous and upright father, a fun-loving uncle,
an excellent companion to his Friends, and a good provider for
all who were fortunate to enjoy the charm and embrace of his
company. A memorial celebration of Charles' life will be held
at Del Dente's at The Charcoal Steakhouse, 2980 King St. E. Kitchener
on Sunday, December 2, 2007 from 1-4 p.m. A private family service
at Charles's residence was officiated by Rev. Walter
McLEAN.
As an expression of your sympathy, a donation may be made to
the Canadian Diabetes Association, 14 Irvin Street, Suite 1,
Kitchener, Ontario N2H 1K8. Erb and Good Family Funeral Home Ltd.
171 King Street South, Waterloo, Ontario N2J 1P7 Phone: 519-745-8445
Fax: 519-745-9992. www.erbgood.com
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MADDEN,
Thomas
Ernest
In Bradenton, Florida on December 22, 2007. Born in Toronto on
August 15, 1914, Ernie started his career with John Wood Company
and retired from the Federal Department of Communications as
Chief Financial Officer in 1976. Predeceased by his first wife
Kathleen (née
KAY) in 1970 and his second wife
Hope (née
ROGERS)
in 2003. He leaves children Doreen
JOHNSTON
(Dick,)
Sharon
WILL
and Tom, eight grandchildren and four great-grandchildren and
many nieces and nephews. Survived by his brother John (Rose)
and predeceased by his brother Doug and sister Isobel. A celebration
of his life will be held on Thursday, January 3 at 11: 00 a.m.
at Albion Gardens Presbyterian Church, 80 Thistledown Blvd.,
Rexdale. In lieu of flowers, a donation to the charity of your
choice would be appreciated by the family.
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KAYE o@ca.on.grey_county.owen_sound.the_sun_times 2007-12-12 published
ACTON,
Nancy
Armstrong (née
JAMIESON)
Peacefully at Central Place in Owen Sound, on Monday, December 10th,
2007. Nancy Armstrong
ACTON (née
JAMIESON,) of Owen Sound and
formerly of Hamilton, in her 81st year. Dearly beloved wife of
the late Alex
ACTON.
Nancy is survived by her sisters and brothers,
Liz, Patricia, Russell, Gwen, Velda and Warren. Nancy will be
sadly missed by her niece, Verl
McLAY and her husband, Bill
MASTERSON,
of Owen Sound, many other nieces and nephews and her Friends,
Micky and Pat
KAYE, of Leith. Predeceased by her parents and
her sister, Karol. Nancy was a retired employee of Eaton's of
Canada and a member of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch #622,
Stoney Creek for sixteen years. She lived a great life. A Memorial
Service to celebrate the life of Nancy
ACTON will be held at
a later date. If so desired, the family would appreciate donations
to the charity of your choice as your expression of sympathy
and may be made through the Brian E. Wood Funeral Home, 250 -
14th Street West, Owen Sound (519-376-7492).
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KAYE o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-08-15 published
BLACK,
Kenneth
James
Died on August 11, 2007 at Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto from
complications following pneumonia. Loving husband of Mary, who
predeceased him in 1976, a devoted father to Amy and grandfather
to Theo BROOKE, born August 2006; he was adored by Amy, Theo
and son-in-law Stephen
BROOKE.
His sister-in-law Marjorie
BLACK,
nieces and nephew Cathy, Diane and Norm
BLACK, great-nephew Gregory
BLACK and great-niece Jacqueline
BLACK, cousins Michel
JONES,
Stephen and Stuart
THURSBY,
Wendy and Bill
KREVER, and Natalie
COYLE were all dear members of his family in Ontario. He will
be greatly missed by all his family from Winnipeg: brother-in-law
Alfred KAYE, nephews and nieces John, Kathie, Gordon and Jeanne
KAYE; great-nieces and great-nephews Liz, Cameron, Donna, Michael,
and Michele
KAYE,
Michael
PURVES-
SMITH and Robert
POHL. Ken was
also a dear and caring uncle to niece Nicola
IVANOVIC, nephews
David and Neil
CHAPMAN, great-nieces Natasha and Isabella
IVANOVIC
and Jessica
CHAPMAN, all of Merseyside, England; he was a cherished
brother-in-law to Rosemarie
CHAPMAN and Dennis
CHAPMAN, also
of Merseyside. He was predeceased by his sister, Elizabeth, and
brothers Ralph and Arthur, and by his nieces Jacqueline
BLACK
and Margaret
KAYE.
Ken's strong sense of loyalty and fun animated
a wide circle of Friends in Canada and
in England over his entire
life.
Ken was born in Winnipeg on May 10, 1924, the youngest of Norman
and Margaret
BLACK's four children. He attended the University
of Manitoba and served in the Royal Canadian Navy in corvettes
during the Second World War. After the war, he became a journalist,
first working at the Winnipeg Free Press and the Winnipeg Tribune
then spending time in Europe and England for Reuters. In 2006,
he published a memoir of his adventures during and after the
war entitled Telling It Like It Was. He joined the Canadian Broadcasting
Corporation in 1957 where he worked, in both radio and television,
for over 35 years, in London, England, Saint John's, Newfoundland
and Toronto. After his retirement he dedicated himself to his
many interests, including travelling, writing, neighbourhood
activism, birdwatching and his legendary annual Victoria Day
Party.
Ken brought an unrivalled joy to life and touched everyone he
met with this enthusiasm and with his charm and humour. He was
a true gentleman, but with a wry and sometimes mischievous outlook.
Ken had the gift of treating everyone with the same gracious
manner. As the countless guests to his house will attest, he
was the soul of hospitality. He was as happy playing with children
as entertaining adults and will be remembered by a number of
generations as the delightful and engaged grown-up always ready
with wind-up toys, kites, stories and songs. His interests were
eclectic, but they were bound together by an unceasing curiosity
and energy. Ken was the cherished heart of a number of social
worlds and families. He will be sorely missed. A memorial service
will be held on Friday, August, 17, 2007 at 3: 00 p.m. at Enoch
Turner Schoolhouse, 106 Trinity Street (one block east of Parliament,
just south of King Street East, Toronto). In lieu of flowers,
donations may be made in Ken's memory to the Bruce Trail Association.
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KAYES o@ca.on.middlesex_county.london.london_free_press 2007-01-04 published
COLTER, The Honourable Mr. Justice W.E.C., Q.C., B.A., LL.B,
LL.D
Died peacefully at Mt. Sinai Hospital, Toronto on Tuesday, January 2,
2007 in his 90th year. Lovingly remembered by his wife Elizabeth
(Betty) DUNCAN.
son of the late Aletha and Richard
COLTER, he
was predeceased by his sisters, Gwendolyn
TESKEY,
Lenore▼
KAYES
and Helen DEWAR.
Devoted▼ father of Ann
CHRISTIE and Patricia
(Trish) COLTER, grandfather of Kelly
READ-
LYON and her husband
Craig,▼ father-in-law of Alan
CHRISTIE and Paul
READ, and uncle
to Susan and Geoffrey
DEWAR and partner Allen, Beth and Bob
TESKEY,
and great-uncle to James
DEWAR.
Graduate▼ of Osgoode Hall, University
of Toronto (1937) and
Ridley▼
College,▼ Judge "Bill"
COLTER practiced
law in Cayuga and Welland, Ontario, served as Senior County Court
Judge in London, Ontario (1964-1974) and
as Chief Judge of the
County and District Courts of Ontario (1974-1983). He also served
as Supernumerary Justice of the Ontario Court of Justice, General
Division, during which time he was the Commissioner of the Royal
Commission of Inquiry into the Niagara Regional Police Force.
He retired in 1991. The family wishes to express heartfelt thanks
to the medical team at Mt. Sinai Hospital, Toronto and, in particular,
to Doctor Duncan
GORDON.
The▼ family will receive Friends at the
Humphrey Funeral Home, A.W. Miles Chapel, 1403 Bayview Avenue,
Toronto, 1-800-616-3311, from 4-6 and 7-9 p.m. Friday January 5th.
Service Saturday, January 6th, at 3 p.m. in Saint_James Cathedral,
65 Church St. If desired, donations may be made to the Mt. Sinai
Hospital Foundation, 600 University Avenue, Suite #210, Toronto
M5G 1X5, the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario, 1920 Yonge
Street, 4th Floor, Toronto, M4S 3E2, the Canadian Cancer Society,
20 Holly Street, Suite #101, Toronto M4S 3B1 or the charity of
you choice.
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KAYES o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-01-04 published
COLTER, The Honourable Mr. Justice W.E.C., Q.C., B.A., LL.B,
LL.D
Died peacefully at Mt. Sinai Hospital on Tuesday, January 2,
2007 in his 90th year. Lovingly remembered by his wife Elizabeth
(Betty) DUNCAN.
son of the late Aletha and Richard
COLTER, he
was predeceased by his sisters, Gwendolyn
TESKEY,
Lenore▲
KAYES
and Helen DEWAR.
Devoted▲ father of Ann
CHRISTIE and Patricia
(Trish) COLTER, grandfather of Kelly
READ-
LYON and her husband
Craig,▲ father-in-law of Alan
CHRISTIE and Paul
READ, and uncle
to Susan and Geoffrey
DEWAR and partner Allen, Beth and Bob
TESKEY,
and great-uncle to James
DEWAR.
Graduate▲ of Osgoode Hall, University
of Toronto (1937) and
Ridley▲
College,▲ Judge 'Bill'
COLTER practised
law in Cayuga and Welland, Ontario, served as Senior County Court
Judge in London, Ontario (1964-1974) and
as Chief Judge of the
County and District Courts of Ontario (1974-1983). He also served
as Supernumerary Justice of the Ontario Court of Justice, General
Division, during which time he was the Commissioner of the Royal
Commission of Inquiry into the Niagara Regional Police Force.
He retired in 1991. The family wishes to express heartfelt thanks
to the medical team at Mt. Sinai Hospital and, in particular,
to Doctor Duncan
GORDON.
The▲ family will receive Friends at the
Humphrey Funeral Home - A.W. Miles Chapel, 1403 Bayview Avenue
(south of Eglinton Avenue East), from 4-6 and 7-9 p.m. Friday,
January 5th. Service Saturday, January 6th at 3 p.m. in Saint_James
Cathedral, 65 Church Street. If desired, donations may be made
to the Mt. Sinai Hospital Foundation, 600 University Avenue,
Suite #210, Toronto M5G 1X5, the Heart and Stroke Foundation
of Ontario, 1920 Yonge Street, 4th Floor, Toronto M4S 3E2, the
Canadian Cancer Society, 20 Holly Street, Suite #101, Toronto
M4S 3B1 or the charity of your choice.
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MUNDEN,
Doris
Eva
Peacefully on December 12, 2007 at Riverside Place, Windsor,
Ontario. Age 102. Doris came to Canada from England as a young
woman of 17 and had a successful career as an executive secretary.
She is predeceased by her husband Ernest and is survived by her
children William and Nancy
MUNDEN of Mill Bay, British Columbia,
John MUNDEN and Debbie
DAVIS of Adelaide, Australia and Robert
and Lynn MUNDEN of Windsor, Ontario. Survived by Sister Winnefred
KAYES of New Liskard and predeceased by brother George, and sisters,
Ruby, Jay, Daisey and Ivy. Beloved grandmother to Brian and Colleen
MUNDEN,
Glen and Rae
MUNDEN both of Alberta and Scott and Eliza
OLIPHANT of Brampton, Ontario. Great-grandmother of David, Sarah,
Amanda and Anika. Also survived by many nieces and nephews. Doris
was a long time member of The Donway Covenant United Church.
After retirement she volunteered in various capacities for many
years before moving to Windsor. Services to be held Saturday,
December 22 at The Donway Covenant United Church at 2: 00 p.m.,
230 The Donway West, Don Mills (Toronto) Ontario. Should it be
desired, in lieu of flowers, a donation to the Salvation Army
or the C.N.I.B. would be appreciated.
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