MINCHIN
MINDEN
MINDLIN
MINER
MINETT
MINGAY
MINIALOFF
MINICOLA
MINIELLY
MINIKER
MINK
MINKE
MINNAN
MINNION
MINO
MINOR
MINSHALL
MINTERN
MINTHORN
MINTZ
MINCHIN o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-01-03 published
MAUNSELL,
Richard
Mark
Orpen
Died January 2, 2007 at Central Park Lodge (Thorncliffe) in his
93rd year after, in his own words, 'a long and interesting life.'
son of Richard John Caswell
MAUNSELL and Mary Winnifred (née
ORPEN) of Oakley Park, Celbridge, County Kildare. Beloved and
loving husband of Gwen (née
MINCHIN) for 62 years. Dear father
of Catherine (Helen
McILROY,)
Elizabeth
(Guy
DUMAS) and Claire
(Paul OSTIC) and loving grandfather of Rachel and Max. Predeceased
by his sister Aphra
MAUNSELL and survived by his brother John
MAUNSELL. An engineer, Mark was a lifelong employee of Albright
and Wilson in England, Australia and Canada. Mark loved sailing
and shared his passion with family and Friends. In lieu of flowers,
donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society in his name.
The family will welcome Friends to remember Mark on Friday, January 5,
2007 from 4 to 7 p.m. in the Rosedale Room, Marriott Hotel, Bloor
Yorkville, 90 Bloor Street East, Toronto (416-961-8000).
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MINCHIN o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-09-11 published
JARVIS,
Kenneth
Phillips, S.B.St.J., Q.C., R.C.A., sculptor,
lawyer
Peacefully in his 81st year at Centennial Place in Millbrook,
Ontario on September 8, 2007. Beloved husband of Marie Hearn.
Father of Brian (Diana). Grandfather of Amelia and Olivia. Brother
of Elizabeth
MINCHIN.
Predeceased by his mother Dorothy Aunger
PHILLIPS, father Guy Meredith
JARVIS and brother Leonard. Former
Secretary of the Law Society of Upper Canada and member and former
President of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts. Visitation to
take place on Friday, September 14 from 7-9 p.m. at the Morley
Bedford Funeral Home, 159 Eglinton Avenue West, Toronto (2 stoplights
west of Yonge Street). Service in the Bedford chapel on Saturday,
September 15 at 10 a.m. Cremation. Memorial donations may be
made to The Order of Saint_John-Federal District, Suite 400, 1900 City
Park Drive, Ottawa, Ontario, K1J 1A3 or The Osgoode Society,
Osgoode Hall, Toronto, Ontario, M5H 2N6.
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MINDEN o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-06-11 published
ROBINSON,
Kelly
Ann, B.Sc.
Passed away on Tuesday June 5, 2007, at the Princess Margaret
Hospital, in her 47th year, after a nine month battle with leukemia.
Beloved partner of Wayne
HOUSTON.
Daughter of Ralph and Lynda
ROBINSON.
Kelly leaves her dear sister Mary (husband Michael
VORMITTAG) and newborn niece Amanda, who shone a ray of sunshine
onto a prolonged period of suffering. Kelly was born in Toronto
on March 30, 1961 and graduated from Arts and Science at the
University of Toronto in 1984. She will be sorely missed by her
colleagues at Starplex Scientific. The members of the Executive
Women's Golf Association, will dearly miss her comradeship at
the tournaments she helped coordinate for 3 years. A private
service was held in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Toronto. The family
extends their grateful thanks to Doctor Andrzej
LUTYNSKI,
Doctor
Mark
MINDEN and all the nursing staff on the 15th Floor. In lieu of
flowers, donations in memory of Kelly may be made to the Princess
Margaret Foundation (416-946-6560) or www.pmhf.ca
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LANG,
Reginald
Stephen
Born December 17, 1936 in Assiniboia, Saskatchewan. Died peacefully,
September 20, 2007 at Princess Margaret Hospital.
B.E. (Civil Engineering, M.Sc. (Community Planning), Ed.D., F.C.I.P.,
R.P.P. (Retired), Professor Emeritus, Faculty of Environmental
Studies, York University.
Survived by his wife
Donna
CARAVAGGIE, his two daughters Michelle
LANG,
Kearney,
Nebraska; and Mary-Ellen Dean
LANG (Alan
DEAN,)
Edinborough, Scotland. Loving brother to Marlene
HAGEN (Pat),
White Rock, British Columbia; Dennis
LANG (Joan), Burlington,
Ontario; and Pat
LANG
(Debbie,)
Edmonton,
Alberta.
Reg was a passionate, life-long learner, whose career included
community planning, environment impact assessment, the study
of strategic development and the management of organizational
change, but this was only part of his intellectual pursuits.
He had a natural ability to pursue many interests at the same
time and he loved to talk about ideas. These conversations would
often take place at the dinner table, where Reg greatly enjoyed
many years of delicious meals and excellent wine (and good television
afterwards). He loved hiking, both in Canada and Britain, but
it was the daily walk in his yard to check the garden and watch
the birds visiting the feeder that was his most constant communion
with the natural world.
Friends may call at the Thompson Funeral Home, 530 Industrial
Parkway South (northeast corner of Yonge and Industrial Parkway,
905-727-5421), Aurora from 10 a.m. Tuesday until the time of
the Memorial Service in our Chapel at 11 a.m. Inurnment Aurora
Cemetery.
In memory of Reg, the family would appreciate donations to the
Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation. The family would like
to express their deepest appreciation for the care that Reg received
here, and their heartfelt thanks to Doctor Mark
MINDEN,
Doctor
Andrzej
LUTYNSKI, the staff of the Transfusion Unit, Unit 15a where Reg
received his initial treatment and Unit 15b where he passed away.
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MINDLIN o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-12-13 published
RICH,
Samuel
Peacefully in his 97th year on Wednesday, December 12, 2007 at
North
York
General Hospital. Samuel
RICH, beloved husband and
loving partner of Rose
RICH for over 40 years. Predeceased by
his first wife of 27 years Eva
SALSMAN.
Loving father and father-in-law
of Larry and Wendy
RICH,
Merle and Manny
MITCHELL, and Byron
and Joanie
MINDLIN. Dear brother and brother-in-law of Murray
and Reta KING,
Faye and the late Al
RICH, Sylvia and the late
Melvin KING, and the late Smiler and Ruthie
BERNSTEIN.
Devoted
grandfather of Jordan and Susan, Michael and Donna, Elissa and
Cory, Jeff and Joanne, Bram and Elise, Carrie and Paul, and Jamie
and Stacey. Proud great-grandfather of 19. Thanks to Nilo
ANG
and Gina MARTINEZ for the loving care and kindness during their
many years of devotion. At Benjamin's Park Memorial Chapel, 2401 Steeles
Avenue West (3 lights west of Dufferin) for service on Thursday,
December 13, 2007 at 1: 00 p.m. Interment Beth Sholom Synagogue
Section of Mt. Sinai Memorial Park. Shiva 78 Burton Road. Donations
may be made to the Samuel Rich Memorial Fund c/o The Benjamin
Foundation, 3429 Bathurst Street, Toronto, M6A 2C3, 416-780-0324,
www.benjamins.ca
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MINER o@ca.on.middlesex_county.london.london_free_press 2007-07-31 published
United in their grief
Strength in numbers: More than 1,000 attend the funeral of slain
couple Hélène and Bill
REGIER.
By John MINER,
Sun
Media,
Tues.,
July 31, 2007
More than 1,000 people attend the funeral and burial services
yesterday of Bill and Hélène
REGIER at Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Church. The couple was found slain in their Mount Carmel home
last Monday. Police have issued a Canada-wide warrant for 22-year-old
Jesse Norman
IMESON of Windsor, in connection with the deaths.
(Derek RUTTAN,
Sun
Media)
Mount Carmel -- With prayers, hymns and tears, Hélène and Bill
REGIER were laid to rest yesterday within sight of their Huron
County farmstead, where they were found slain a week ago.
More than 1,000 mourners gathered for the funeral, many arriving
90 minutes early.
The crowd filled Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church and
its yard, some standing for more than two hours when the seats
filled up.
Two Ontario Provincial Police officers in dress uniform flanked
the church entrance, saluting as the two caskets were carried
by grand_sons and nephews into the service that was also attended
by Bishop Ronald
FABBRO of the London Catholic diocese.
The REGIERs had been active church members in Mount Carmel, north
of London.
Bill REGIER was an active member of the Knights of Columbus and
a huge advocate of restoration of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church.
Hélène served with the Catholic Women's League for more than
50 years and was a past London diocesan president.
Despite the brutal killing of their loved ones, the
REGIER family
spoke of forgiveness and hope yesterday, remembering the deep
faith, love of life and generosity of the couple, in their early
70s.
"They have taught all of us throughout the years about strength,
faith, family values and most importantly forgiveness. That is
what we must remember now," said granddaughter Nikki
DENOMY in
a tribute as the service began.
DENOMY said her grandparents faced their own tragedy when a fire
32 years ago destroyed the family home and killed a grandmother.
"Grandma and grandpa (Bill and Hélène
REGIER,) with six children,
surrounded themselves with God, kept on praying and continued
farming. Soon enough they had rebuilt their family home and were
a closer family than ever before," said
DENOMY.
"Our family will once again bind together, carrying on all the
values that the most beautiful couple in the world taught us."
Together as a family we will watch the wheat grow, the corn harvest,
listen to the birds sing, watch the sun rise and sun set, because
difficult times don't last forever," she said.
Grandson Nathan
REGIER thanked the community for its support
in tragic times.
While it might be hard to find a silver lining in the dark cloud
of the horrible event,
REGIER said there was one.
"Grandpa and grandma were practically inseparable since the day
they met. You would never think of one without the other close
in mind. If one were to have passed before the other, the other
one would not have been the same," he said.
Both grandchildren said it was difficult to be in a sour mood
around their grandparents.
REGIER described stopping in at his grandparents on the way home
from work, catching up on the farm news from his grandfather
while his grandmother would be in constant motion, making sure
he had two days' worth of food in his stomach.
"When she finally realized she had cooked enough for six people,
I wasn't allowed to go home without three days worth of leftovers,"
he said.
DENOMY said that Helene's grandchildren all knew grandma had
a drawer filled with little gifts.
"If you ever mentioned you liked something in the house, you
pretty much knew you were taking it home. It never failed: She
would say, 'you like it, you want it, you have it.' "
She said the sun just seemed to shine a little brighter around
her grandparents.
"Let's not be sad or angry that they are gone, but just thankful
that we are blessed to have them here in the first place," she
said.
Rev. Ray LAWHEAD, the parish priest at Mount Carmel, said the
REGIERs' death had rocked the community, family and Friends.
"It was not nice news," he said.
LAWHEAD referred to the killing as a "horrendous act" and "evil."
"What do you do, how do we respond? As Jesus would say, and I
am sure Bill and Hélène would say, there is only one response
to evil like this and that is love."
Bill and Hélène were buried in the cemetery next to the church.
Jesse Norman
IMESON, 22, wanted in the slayings of the
REGIERs
and a Windsor bartender days earlier, remains on the lam, despite
intensive police efforts to find him.
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MINER o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-08-20 published
SILVERSTONE,
Mona (née
COHEN)
Mona passed away after a short illness on Saturday, August 18,
2007, in Aventura, Florida. Beloved wife of Philip for 63 years.
Dear mother of Harvey (Beverly), and the late Marvyn (Ellen).
Special Boby to her grandchildren, David
SILVERSTONE, Marty
SILVERSTONE,
and Joanne
MINER
(Dan.)
Great-grandmother of Mitchell and Kara.
Sister and sister-in-law of the late Ada and the late Lou
HOROWITZ,
the late Eddie and the late Jean Cohen, and sister-in-law of
Ben and Esther
SILVERSTONE.
Also survived by her many wonderful
nieces, nephews, cousins and Friends in Canada and the U.S. Contributions
in Mona's memory may be made to the Cancer Research Society,
(514) 861-9227. For funeral information, please call Paperman and
Sons, (514) 733-7101.
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MINETT o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-09-08 published
MINETT,
E.
Everet
(February 23, 1918-september 5, 2007)
Letting go when he was at peace, feeling the love of four generations
of family. As a boy and a young man, Everet exhibited extraordinary
gifts. He was a brilliant student. He attended University of
Toronto Schools where he excelled in classics, languages, science,
and music. He later studied math, physics, and chemistry at University
of Toronto (Trinity College) and subsequently did graduate work
in physics at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. At age 8,
Everet assumed a large measure of family leadership when his
father died. Everet discovered his perfect love at age 15 when
he saw Alice Caroline
PARKER as an angel in a Christmas pageant
at St. George's Church in Guelph, Ontario. They were married
in 1941 and raised a family of 5 children as they traveled with
extended stays in Norwalk, Connecticut, Oak Ridge, Tennessee,
Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, Rochester, New York, and Toronto, Ontario,
where Alice currently lives. But Everet's and Alice's lifelong
geographical passion was Cognashene, Georgian Bay. Along with
his wife and young children, Everet fashioned a magical summer
paradise. The 40's, 50', 60's, and 70's were exciting times for
a gifted scientist in the business world. Everet played significant
roles in the Manhattan Project (40's), in the development of
RCA's ENIAC and Remington-Rand's UNIVAC computer
systems (50's), in senior positions at Xerox (60's), and as director
of University of Toronto's UTLAS (70's). In addition, during
the 70's and 80's Everet and wife, Alice, worked side by side
at their own import and distribution venture in Toronto, The
Canadian Tumbler Company. Everet loved us all and was an inspirational
mentor. He taught us about fulcrums and levers, and that anything
was possible. His children will never forget that inspiration:
Peggy WILLARD and her husband, Joe; Charles
MINETT and his wife,
Nina; Doug
MINETT;
Jane
MINETT and her husband, David
KEITH
and Bill MINETT and his wife, Teresa. Everet's grandchildren
and great-grandchildren will also miss their loving grandfather:
Doug WILLARD and his wife, Lorri, and their son, Owen; Suzanne
WILLARD; Charlie
MINETT; Arthur
MINETT; George
MINETT; Elizabeth
MINETT;
Ben
MINETT and his wife, Stephanie; Hannah
MINETT, her
husband, Mike
VANSTONE, and their sons, Quinn and Oleh; Alice
KEITH; Andy
KEITH, Chris
KEITH and his wife Sue
FRASER, and their
children, Ellie and Gillian; Karina
KEITH and her husband Brian
THOMPSON/THOMSON/TOMPSON/TOMSON, and their children Sydney, Kira, and Adam; and Bill
MINETT and his wife, Teresa, and their children, Everet, Wesley,
and Sean. The family wishes to thank the caring and wonderful
staff of Saint Michael's Hospital, Toronto. In lieu of flowers,
donations to Saint Michael's Hospital Foundation: www.smh.toronto.on.ca
or 416-864-5000. Calling hours at Morley Bedford funeral home,
159 Eglinton Avenue West, Toronto on Sunday, September 9th from
7 p.m. to 9 p.m. and
on Monday from 7 p.m. with service to follow
at 8 pm.
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MINGAY o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-10-08 published
McGREGOR,
Colonel
Walter
Leishman, Q.C., LLD (Hon)
On October 5, 2007, in his 91st year. Survived by loving wife
Eileen (COULTER.)
Beloved father of Mary
CHANT and Walter Jr.,
and stepfather to Scott
WEBSTER.
Loving grandfather of Colin
(Jen MacTAGGART) and Jessica
CHANT, and Kelly and Grant
WEBSTER.
Proud great-grandfather of Isabel
CHANT.
Predeceased by his wife
Helen (YOUNG) and sister Mary
MINGAY.
Will be sadly missed by
the extended McGregor, Mingay, Wigle and Young families, and
many dear Friends.
Mr. McGREGOR practiced law in Windsor and Kingsville for over
40 years. Former Commanding Officer and Honourary Colonel of
the Essex and Kent Scottish Regiment, Chairman of the Board of
Governors of the University of Windsor, Imperial Order of the
Daughters of the Empire Memorial Hospital, and President of the
Ontario Hospital Association, among many other deeply felt affiliations.
A lifelong Windsor and Essex County resident, Mr.
McGREGOR's
devotion to his community and country resonated through his life.
Visiting at the Walter D. Kelly Funeral Home, 1969 Wyandotte
St. E., (Windsor, Ontario) on Tuesday, October 9, 2007 from 2-4 and
7-9 p.m. Funeral Service will be held at St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church on Wednesday, October 10, 2007 at 2: 00 p.m. Private family
interment at Greenhill Cemetery.
As an expression of sympathy, a donation to a charity of your
choice would be appreciated.
"Mourn ye not, for my departure, mourn ye not, I go upon a journey"
www.mem.com
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MINIALOFF o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-11-30 published
FLEMING/FLEMMING,
Allyn
George
Russel
Passed away peacefully at home, surrounded by loving family,
on Thursday, November 29th, 2007, at the age of 74, after a courageous
battle with cancer. Beloved husband of Myra for fifty-two years,
and father to Linda (Rob
MINIALOFF,)
Sandra
(Bill
MORRICE,) David
and Bruce. Cherished grandfather of Jeffrey, Bradley and Katie.
Allyn will be sadly missed by his brother, Ross, and all of his
family and Friends. Friends may call at the Turner and Porter Yorke
Chapel, 2357 Bloor St. W., at Windermere, east of the Jane subway,
from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. on Friday. Funeral service will be held
in the Chapel on Saturday, December 1, 2007, at 11: 30 a.m. If
desired, donations made to the Toronto General Hospital or to
the Princess Margaret Hospital would be appreciated.
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MINICOLA o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-12-05 published
MacLEAN,
William
Donald
Glenn, B.A., CLU, FLMI, CFP
Peacefully on Tuesday, December 04, 2007. Predeceased by his
wife Shirley
MINICOLA, parents Ray and Beatrice and sister Jean.
Survived by sister Karen (Peter) of Calgary and longtime friend
and business associate Carolyn
LEWIS.
Glenn will be missed by
all of his many nieces and nephews, family and Friends. Glenn
was a veteran financial advisor in Toronto until he retired several
years ago. His ownership of both thoroughbred and standard horses
kept Glenn busy in his retirement years. His near win of the
Canadian Triple Crown was one of the many highlights in Glenn's
life. Special thanks to Jo-Anne
ANDERSON for her years of care
for Glenn. Friends may call at the Turner and Porter Butler Chapel
4933 Dundas Street, W. Etobicoke (between Islington and Kipling Aves)
from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. on Friday. Funeral service will be held
in the chapel on Saturday, December 8, 2007 at 11 a.m. A reception
will follow at Islington Golf and Country Club. Cremation to take
place. For those who wish, memorial donations may be made to
the charity of your choice.
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MINIELLY o@ca.on.middlesex_county.london.london_free_press 2007-07-13 published
Boater feared drowned
The Strathroy man's wife saw him slip under the water in Balsam
Lake, Ontario Provincial Police say.
By April KEMICK,
Sun
Media,
Fri.,
July 13, 2007
Thrown from a sailboat on the waters of a Lindsay-area lake,
the last thing Justin
SIPLE saw before he disappeared under the
waves was the face of his young wife.
The Strathroy father of two wasn't wearing a life-jacket when
he, his wife, daughter and a family friend were tossed from the
boat Wednesday night.
Yesterday,
SIPLE, 29, was the focus of a search on Balsam Lake,
largest of the Kawartha lakes, north of Lindsay.
Ontario Provincial Police officers, divers, emergency workers
and volunteers have scoured the lake, but with little hope of
finding SIPLE alive.
"The conditions on the lake were horrendous" when
SIPLE was tossed
into high waves amid heavy rain, Ontario Provincial Police Sgt. Mark
WOLFE said yesterday.
A string of boating deaths has prompted police and water safety
advocates to call for increased use of life-jackets.
"If people wore a life-jacket when they boat, just like they
put a seatbelt on when they drive, chances are the number of
drownings would be reduced dramatically," said Barbara Byers,
a director with the Lifesaving Society.
SIPLE's young wife, who was wearing a life-jacket when she was
thrown from the five-metre boat, along with the couple's two-year-old
daughter and the family friend, tried desperately to keep her
husband afloat in the choppy waters, said
WOLFE, of Kawartha
Lakes Ontario Provincial Police.
But the conditions were too strong even for
SIPLE, a stocky army
reservist. Within minutes he disappeared,
WOLFE said.
"The last (his wife) saw him, he was slipping under the water."
SIPLE's wife, daughter and a family friend were rescued by a
passing boater, he said.
All had life-jackets, he said.
Yesterday, a fourth jacket -- stowed aboard for
SIPLE, but not
worn -- washed ashore.
The law doesn't require boaters wear life-jackets -- only that
there be one aboard for every boater. Still,
Only a life-jacket could have saved
SIPLE's life, said
WOLFE.
"It wouldn't have mattered if he was the greatest swimmer," "He
couldn't have manoeuvred that lake (Wednesday) night."
Last year, 80 per cent of boating related fatalities in Ontario
Provincial Police-patrolled waters occurred when people weren't
wearing life-jackets or personal flotation devices, said Ontario
Provincial
Police marine co-ordinator Sgt. Bob
MINIELLY.
At least 60 per cent of this year's deaths also involved people
not wearing life-jackets or flotation devices, he said.
SIPLE, a corporal with the 31 Combat Engineering Regiment out
of Saint Thomas, was father to a four-month-old boy as well as
his two-year-old daughter.
Pictures on
SIPLE's online Facebook page portray a doting dad
and proud reservist.
He was an "amazing husband," according to a passage on his wife's
Facebook page.
SIPLE had been a reservist with the 31 Brigade for seven years,
said Lt. James
TERPSTRA, a brigade spokesperson.
"Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family and Friends,"
he said.
Police have pinpointed the area where the boat overturned and
will scour it "every day until we find him," said
WOLFE.
The search continues today.
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MINIKER o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-07-06 published
McMICHAEL,
Signe
Kirsten (née
SORENSEN,) LL.D., O.Ont.
It is with great sadness that the family and Friends of Signe
McMICHAEL announce her death on July 4, 2007. Signe was born
in Denmark on February 10, 1921 and, together with her parents
and two sisters, immigrated to Canada in 1927. Upon their arrival
the family settled on a farm in the Peace River Country, Alberta.
After graduating from Alberta College, Signe spent the Second
World War in Vancouver, serving with the Royal Canadian Air Force
in communications. At war's end she moved to Toronto where, in
1949, she married Robert
McMICHAEL.
Together,
Robert and Signe
fulfilled their dream of building a log home on the banks of
the Humber River in Kleinburg, Ontario, in which to showcase
their growing collection of works by Tom Thomson, the Group of
Seven and their contemporaries. Over the years, this wonderful
art collection expanded to include many fine examples of works
by Inuit and First Nations artists. From this modest beginning
has grown the McMichael Canadian Art Collection, Robert and Signe
McMICHAEL's legacy to the country they both loved so much. Signe
McMICHAEL was predeceased by her husband, Robert, and by her
sister, Helen
MINIKER.
She is survived by her sister Astrid
WRIGHT
and by her nieces Penny
FENWICK,
Timmy
MIDDLETON , and Deanna
BETTY.
Also surviving Signe are several grandnieces and nephews.
The family will receive Friends at the McMichael Canadian Art
Collection, 10365 Islington Avenue, Kleinburg on July 8, 2007
between 4: 00 and 7:00 p.m. A funeral service will be held at
the gallery at 11: 00 a.m. on July 9, 2007 followed by interment
on the McMichael grounds. All funeral arrangements have been
entrusted to Heritage Funeral Centre, Toronto, 416-423-1000.
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MINK o@ca.on.grey_county.owen_sound.the_sun_times 2007-05-28 published
BUMSTEAD,
Edeltraut
Anna
Martha (1924-2007)
Peacefully passed away at The West Mount, on Friday, May 25,
2007, at age 82. Devoted wife of Earl for 57 years; loving mother
of Lois and Brian
CLIFFORD of Kitchener, Wayne of New Hamburg,
Carol Anne and Brian
TOLTON of Markdale; precious grandmother
of Paul and Brae-Lyn
CLIFFORD,
Aaron
CLIFFORD, Neil
TOLTON and
Darrah, Carly and Everett
BUMSTEAD; dear sister of Ernst
MINK
and also much loved by Michele
BRANIFF.
Predeceased by her brothers
Wilfred and Ronald
MINK.
Friends are invited to share their memories
of Edel with her family at the Erb and Good Family Funeral Home,
171 King St. S., Waterloo on Monday, May 28 from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
The funeral service to celebrate Edel's life will be held in
the funeral home chapel on Tuesday, May 29, 2007 at 11 a.m. with
Rev. Bob PARKS officiating. A reception will follow the service
in the Fireside Reception Room of the funeral home. Condolences
for the family and donations to Benton Street Baptist Church
or the Alzheimer Society may be arranged through the funeral
home, 519-745-8445 or www.erbgood.com. In living memory of Edel,
a tree will be planted through the Trees for Learning Program
by the funeral home.
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MINK o@ca.on.manitoulin.howland.little_current.manitoulin_expositor 2007-01-03 published
Robert Edward
SPROULE
In memory of Robert Edward
SPROULE. At 3: 40 am on December 23, 2006, with great grace and
dignity, Bob
SPROULE completed his life journey at home in the arms of his family.
Born in London, Ontario on September 10, 1929, Bob's life was a testimony of love and caring
for the well-being of his fellow persons - young and old. Celebrating the gift of his life,
along with all those whom he touched, are his wife and soul mate Sharon, and
his children Lynne Dee and her husband Henry
MINK,
Joe▼ and his partner
Shelley WILSON and Jim and his partner Melissa
CHAVEZ.
Bob's grandchildren Joe
TRUDEAU
and his wife
Grace
CHAN, and Gabriel
MINK share the joy of having Bob as a grandfather.
Baby Stella
SPROULE will also know of the legacy of his love, and Vanessa, Jason and Lindsay
SPROULE have the proud knowledge of their grandfather Bob. Bob was a devoted educator and
his love of music, theatre and literature was willingly and joyfully shared with his
students at A. B. Ellis Public School, and with his many Friends and colleagues, He made
life richer for all those he touched. For those wishing to make a memorial donation, Bob
suggested the Espanola Little Theatre, Box 5083 Espanola P5E 1S1, or the Canadian
Cancer Society. There will be a gathering on January 12 at 7: 00PM in the
Georgian Room of the Pinewood Motor Inn, Espanola, for those who wish to
come together to celebrate Bob's life. Arrangements by Bourcier Funeral Home, Espanola.
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SPROULE,
Robert "
Bob"
Edward
Early in the morning on December 23, 2006, with great grace and
dignity, Bob
SPROULE completed his life journey at home in the
arms of his family. Born in London, Ontario on September 10,
1929, Bob's life was a testimony of love and caring for the well
being of his fellow persons - young and old. Bob is pre-deceased
by his parents Amy Ellen and Edward
SPROULE, and his sister Bernice.
Celebrating the gift of his life along with all those whom he
touched, are his wife and soulmate Sharon, his children Lynne
Dee (Henry
MINK,)
Joe▲
(Shelley
WILSON) and Jim (Melissa
CHAVEZ,)
and his grandchildren Joe
TRUDEAU
(Grace
CHAN,) Gabriel
MINK,
Vanessa, Jason and Lindsay
SPROULE, and baby Stella
SPROULE.
Bob and Sharon moved to Northern Ontario as newlyweds and soon
adopted Espanola as their home. Bob was a gifted violinist and
a devoted educator, founding the music program at A.B. Ellis
Public School in Espanola, and consistently leading his senior
elementary choir to first place festival prizes. He helped make
the community better for everyone through his involvement with
the Lions Club, the backyard skating rink he made every winter
for all the neighbourhood kids to enjoy, and his work with the
Espanola Little Theatre. Following his retirement in 1987, Bob
continued to share his passion for music, theatre and literature
with family and Friends. He became a reluctant star of the community
theatre stage in Sault Ste. Marie and Espanola, and was honoured
most recently for his stage appearance at the Quonta Drama Festival
in Timmins in March 2006. He made life richer for all those he
touched. For those wishing to make a memorial donation, Bob suggested
the Espanola Little Theatre (Box 5082, Espanola, Ontario P5E 1S1)
or the Canadian Cancer Society. There will be a gathering on
Friday, January 12, 2007 at 7: 00 p.m. in the Georgian Room of
the Pinewood Motor Inn, Espanola for those who wish to come together
to celebrate Bob's life. Arrangements by Bourcier Funeral Home,
Espanola.
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MALUSKE,
Gertrude
Marie (née
MINKE)
Of Owen Sound, formerly of Chesley, passed away peacefully at
Lee Manor, Owen Sound on Friday, December 28, 2007 in her 91st
year. Loving mother of Betty Anne and her husband Ross
SCOTT
of Kitchener and Craig and his wife Nancy of Clavering. Cherished
grandmother of Trevor, Todd, Tyson and Scott and step-grandmother
to Wayne and Julie. She will be missed by her great-granddaughters
Georgia and Claire as well as step-great-grandchildren Kate and
Sam. Gertrude was predeceased by her husband Arthur (1978), siblings
Edna KUHNSENHAUSER, Melvin
MINKE, Pearl
McGEE and Elmer
MINKE
and her parents, Christian and Anna
(BURMEISTER)
MINKE.
Visitation
will be held at Cameron Funeral Home, Chesley on Tuesday from
2-4 and 7-9 p.m. A funeral service will be held on Wednesday,
January 2, 2008 at Saint Peter's Lutheran Church, Sullivan Township
at 11 a.m. Spring interment in Desboro Cemetery. In lieu of flowers,
memorial donations to Saint Peter's Lutheran Church would be appreciated
as expressions of sympathy.
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MINNAN o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-11-19 published
Former councillor remembered as a trailblazer
By James RUSK,
Page
A13
Former
Toronto councillor Ying
HOPE, the first Chinese-Canadian
to be elected to the Toronto School Board and to city council,
has been remembered as a trailblazing politician who left behind,
in the words of Prime Minister Stephen Harper, "a wonderful legacy
of service."
The Prime Minister's words were read at Friday's funeral for
Mr. HOPE, who died last week at age 84. They also lauded Mr.
HOPE
for his "determined effort" to seek redress for the head tax
once imposed on Chinese immigrants and for the exclusionary laws
that prevented them from voting. These efforts by Mr.
HOPE and
other Chinese leaders were rewarded last year when the government
apologized for a half-century of mistreatment of Chinese-Canadians.
But it was his two-decade career in city politics where Mr.
HOPE,
who grew up as one of eight children in the family of a tailor
in Victoria, made his mark.
An engineer who had worked on the Avro Arrow and on the Dew Line,
Mr. HOPE was first elected to the school board in 1964, made
chair of the board in 1967, and won a seat on city council in
1969 as part of the Civic Action Group that included future mayors
David Crombie and Art Eggleton.
A Progressive Conservative, who remained active in the party
until he died, Mr.
HOPE ran provincially in 1967 and federally
in 1984.
He lost his council seat in 1985, won it back in a 1987 by-election,
but his career as an elected official ended in 1988 when he lost
his seat in that year's vote.
Until Mr. HOPE's election, the Chinese immigrant community had
not played a direct role in electoral politics in the city, as
Chinese families, traditionally leery of politics, preferred
to handle political problems through intermediaries such as Bill
Wen Sr., the owner of Sai Woo Restaurant.
Mr. HOPE's election led the way for Chinese-Canadians into the
mainstream of civic politics, where he was followed by councillors
like Gordon Chong and Denzil
MINNAN-
WONG.
"I agree with the view that Ying
HOPE was a pioneer. He was one
of the early politicians of Chinese descent who played politics
the way it always has been played with less reliance on a totally
Chinese base," said Susan ENG, former chair of the Police Service
Board.
Former
Toronto mayor John
SEWELL, who was a rookie councillor
with Mr. HOPE in Toronto in 1969, said that he was "somebody
I would call a moderate. He was not a vote reformers could count
on, but he was not part of the developer group headed by Fred
Beavis."
Mr. SEWELL described Mr.
HOPE's election in a ward that included
traditionally Anglo areas of the city such as the Annex as a
breakthrough in city politics. Mr.
HOPE did not win simply with
a big block of Chinese votes at his back.
"What was interesting was that he was not elected from the Chinese
part of the city, and was not referred to as an ethnic candidate.
… No one had a feeling that he was beholden anyone, and so he
was allowed to act as a normal politician," Mr.
SEWELL said.
"He was remarkable in his time. Ying
HOPE was one of those people
who established a beachhead," said Mr.
MINNAN-
WONG, who, like
Mr. HOPE and Mr.
CHONG, has been elected to council from wards
that do not have large Chinese-Canadian populations.
"Both Gordon and I weren't running as 'Chinese' candidates. We
were running as mainstream Canadians who had Chinese names,"
Mr. MINNAN-
WONG said.
Mr. MINNAN-
WONG, who represents Don Mills in council, said that
circumstances have changed since Mr.
HOPE was the pioneer.
"My father ran for council in 1976, and he wasn't successful.
Back then, it wasn't easy to run with a double-barrelled Chinese
name like MINNAN-
WONG in an exceedingly suburban area that didn't
have the same concentration of immigrant population you have
now," said Mr.
MINNAN-
WONG.
Don Mills now has enough immigrants that its population is similar
to rest of Toronto, and acceptance of multiculturalism makes
its easier for him to run.
Even so, Mr.
MINNAN-
WONG noted, in general, the Chinese community
is primarily interested in business, reluctant to participate
in politics, and despite Mr.
HOPE's example, still under-represented
at elected levels relative to its share of the population.
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Housekeeper found dead in Mississauga mansion
By Timothy
APPLEBY with a report from Unnati
GANDHI,
Page
A14
The multimillion-dollar home of a successful Indo-Canadian businessman
turned into an investigation scene yesterday after the lifeless
body of a housekeeper was found inside, police said.
The 27-year-old woman was discovered inside a mansion on Doulton
Place in the Mississauga Road and Dundas Street West area, after
one of the homeowners called police Monday evening, Peel police
Constable Adam
MINNION said last night.
Neighbours said the victim was a domestic maid who was often
seen in and around the house, which is surrounded by a wrought-iron
fence and backs onto the Mississaugua Golf and Country Club.
The home was purchased in 1998 for $823,000 by Vasdev (Dave)
CHANCHLANI, transferred to daughters Sonia and Tina
CHANCHLANI
for a nominal $2 and registered in the two women's names in 2004,
property records show.
Mr. CHANCHLANI is the Chief Financial Officer of Toronto-based
Sigma Global Solutions, while his wife, Jayshree, is a Brampton
family physician. The couple also have a son, Neil, who is attending
university in Britain.
Dr. CHANCHLANI did not answer calls to her cellphone yesterday
evening.
Police released no names or a cause of death, but said they were
looking for a suspect who likely knew the victim. They also confirmed
she was a housekeeper.
Meanwhile, Toronto's homicide tally for the year rose to 64 early
yesterday with the stabbing death of a pregnant 25-year-old North
York woman whose common-law husband was arrested at the scene
and charged with murder.
Aysan SESEN was stabbed in the abdomen. Her seven-month-old fetus
died as a result of the violence, despite an emergency cesarian
section in hospital.
However, there is no scope under the Criminal Code for laying
murder charges involving an unborn child.
"A being has to be born and take a breath, basically," Detective
Sergeant Gary
GRINTON of the homicide squad said.
A second woman, aged 44 and believed to be the mother of the
accused, was also stabbed and was waiting last night for plastic
surgery on a badly injured arm.
Turan COCELLI, 30, who is believed to be the father of Ms.
SESEN's
baby, faces charges of second-degree murder and aggravated assault.
Police from 31 Division were called at around 1 a.m. to a bungalow
on Whitburn Crescent, near Keele Street and Sheppard Avenue West.
Det. Sgt. GRINTON would not say whether the 911 call came from
Mr. COCELLI, an unemployed carpenter on compensation. But he
confirmed that when police arrived at the home, the accused was
there.
Both the accused and the two victims shared the home but there
is no record of police having been called there before, Det. Sgt.
GRINTON
said, adding the baby would have been the couple's first child.
The woman believed to be Mr.
COCELLI's mother remained under
sedation and had not been interviewed, he added.
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Housekeeper's death at Mississauga mansion treated as foul play
By Omar EL
AKKAD and Jessica
RAFUSE,
Page
A15
The death of Jocelyn
DULNUAN, a Filipino-born, 27-year-old housekeeper
found inside a multimillion-dollar mansion on Monday, is likely
the result of foul play, Peel Regional Police say.
That sums up just about everything homicide detectives are willing
to say.
"The location was targeted for a specific reason that I am not
prepared to comment on today," Inspector Norm
ENGLISH, head of
the homicide bureau, said yesterday at a terse news conference.
"I do believe, though, that there was property taken from the
residence, however this needs to be determined after doing a
proper walk through with the homeowners," he said.
Ms. DULNUAN came to Canada last year on a work visa and worked
as a nanny in various locations across the Greater Toronto Area
before moving into the massive Mississauga home as a housekeeper,
Insp. ENGLISH said.
Both Ms. DULNUAN and the home - estimated to be worth more than
$10-million - may have been targets, he said, adding that Ms.
DULNUAN's
mother, who lives in Hong Kong, has been notified of her daughter's
death.
But as to what condition Ms.
DULNUAN's body was in, the cause
of her death, what items were taken from the home and a host
of other questions, Insp.
ENGLISH would only reply: "I'm not
prepared to discuss that."
Peel police spokesman Constable Adam
MINNION said homicide detectives
can sometimes choose to withhold information so as to not compromise
an investigation. "If [homicide detectives are] reluctant to
provide information, they must have their reasons," Constable
MINNION said. "Every situation's different. There must be something
they've seen there."
Police received a 911 call around 5 p.m. on Monday from one of
the homeowners inside the home. The homeowners, Vasdev (Dave)
CHANCHLANI and his wife
Jayshree, were not home at the time of
the incident, Constable
MINNION said.
Police have not yet publicly named any suspects.
At several Toronto churches with strong Filipino followings,
no one recognized Ms.
DULNUAN by name or photo yesterday.
She was also not registered with Intercede, a group that advocates
for the rights of domestic workers and caregivers.
"We've been getting calls all day," said counsellor Columbia
DIAZ, who is hoping to use the agency's contacts to get in touch
with Ms. DULNUAN's
Friends. "A lot of Filipina maids are worried
and want to know more, but there's not much that we know."
Ms. DIAZ said many caregivers and domestic workers prefer to
work in populated areas instead of secluded homes with limited
contact with the outside community.
Jo ACUNA, owner of Brampton-based Sunrise Placement Services,
said live-in nannies tend to apply for a work permit under the
federal live-in caregiver program.
The program stipulates that such employees must work in a private
home and be provided a private, furnished room within that home.
Ms. ACUNA said the largest portion of such workers arrive from
the Philippines, usually after first working in Hong Kong.
A representative from the Philippines consulate in Toronto said
the consulate has been in contact with Ms.
DULNUAN's mother,
who is trying to arrange the transportation of her daughter's
body back home.
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HENDERSON, Betty Lois Isobel (née
WILLIAMS)
Suddenly at the Muskoka Algonquin Health Care South Muskoka Hospital
Site▼ on Monday November 5, 2007. Betty Lois Isobel (née
WILLIAMS)
cherished wife and best friend of Ron
HENDERSON for 56 years.
Dear mother of Brian
HENDERSON and his wife
Lee▼ of Cambridge,
Craig HENDERSON and his wife
Barbara▼ of London, Laura and her
husband Allan
MINO of Bracebridge and Lisa and her husband Bradley
McILMOYLE of Huntsville. Proud grandmother of Sean, Patricia,
Alex, Jennifer, Stephen, Scott, Ryan, Kelly, Heather, William,
Brady and Carson. Loving sister of Merle and her husband Bob
McCLELLAND; of Langley, British Columbia. Betty was a past member
of the Owen Sound Golf and Country Club as well as the Ramoca
Shrine Club. Her tireless time given and sense of humor will
always be remembered. Friends may call at the Breckenridge-Ashcroft
Funeral Home on Thursday evening from 7-9 p.m. A funeral service
will be held at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church on Friday at
1 p.m. Rev. Ted
CREEN officiating. Interment in Greenwood Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers and as an expression of sympathy, memorial
donations to either the Shriners' Hospital for Children or to
the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated by the family.
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HANNIGAN,
Reginald
Joseph
At the LaPointe-Fisher Nursing Home on Tuesday, July 24, 2007.
Reg HANNIGAN at the age of 91 years. Husband of the late Gert
(MINO)
HANNIGAN (1995) and Jeanette
(VINCENT)
HANNIGAN in (2006.)
Father of the late Debbie
SCHRAA (1996.) Devoted grandfather
of Erica and Kyla. Dear brother of Cliff and his wife Roma; Ed
and his wife Jane of Guelph. Sadly missed by his son-in-law Frank
SCHRAA.
Predeceased by his sisters Muriel
PIKE, Eleanor
LAMB,
Eilleen HANNIGAN; and his brothers Lionel and Gerry. Reg was
a veteran of the Royal Canadian Engineers during World War 2 and
a retired employee of Federal Wire and Cable where he worked for
33 years. Services were held at the Gilchrist Chapel - McIntyre and
Wilkie Funeral Home, One Delhi Street, Guelph on Friday, July 27th
at 2: 00 p.m. Interment Woodlawn Memorial Park. Memorial contributions
to the Parkinson Society would be appreciated. We invite you
to leave your memories and donations online at: www.gilchristchapel.com
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HENDERSON, Betty Lois Isobel (née
WILLIAMS)
Suddenly at the Muskoka Algonquin Health Care South Muskoka Hospital
Site▲ on Monday November 5, 2007. Betty Lois Isobel (née
WILLIAMS)
cherished wife and best friend of Ron
HENDERSON for 56 years.
Dear mother of Brian
HENDERSON and his wife
Lee▲ of Cambridge,
Craig HENDERSON and his wife
Barbara▲ of London, Laura and her
husband Allan
MINO of Bracebridge and Lisa and her husband Bradley
McILMOYLE of Huntsville. Proud grandmother of Sean, Patricia,
Alex, Jennifer, Stephen, Scott, Ryan, Kelly, Heather, William,
Brady and Carson. Loving sister of Merle and her husband Bob
McCLELLAND of Langley, British Columbia. Betty was a past member
of the Owen Sound Golf and Country Club as well as the Ramoca
Shrine Club. Her tireless time given and sense of humor will
always be remembered. Friends may call at the Breckenridge-Ashcroft
Funeral Home, Owen Sound (519) 376-2326 on Thursday evening from
7-9 p.m. A funeral service will be held at St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church on Friday at 1 p.m. Rev. Ted
CREEN officiating. Interment
in Greenwood Cemetery. In lieu of flowers and as an expression
of sympathy, memorial donations to either the Shriner's Hospital
for Children or to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated
by the family.
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MINOR o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-06-19 published
HEARD,
Helen (née
BRODEUR)
Passed away in Welland, Ontario June 8th 2007 in her 96th year.
Dear mother of Robert (Louise)
HEARD of Port Colborne, Ontario
and Laurie (Steve)
MINOR of Ridgeville, Ontario. Beloved grandmother
of Trevor, Ryan, Sherril, Deborah, and Martyn. Loving great-grandmother
of Lindsay, Matthew, Zachary, Victoria, Candyce, Bailey, Casey
and Jaime. Dear aunt of several nephews and nieces. Helen was
predeceased by her husband Frank (2001), and siblings Gerald,
Gordon, Laurie and John, Ardie, Jean and Cecil. Helen was a Reg.
N. and graduate of Saint_Joseph's Hospital School of Nursing, Toronto,
Ontario. She was employed for many years at Hotel Dieu Hospital,
St. Catharines, Ontario until her retirement. Cremation has taken
place. Funeral services were held at Saint_John's Roman Catholic
Church, Waubaushene, Ontario with interment at Saint_John's Cemetery,
Waubaushene, Ontario. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation
to a favourite charity of your choice in memory of Helen.
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MINOR o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-07-11 published
McCLINTOCK, Rev. Dr. George Bernard
(April 3, 1924-July 9, 2007)
A shining example of faith, hope, courage, and love to all whose
lives he touched, George
McCLINTOCK died on the morning of July 9
at the Toronto General Hospital, aged 83. George was the beloved
husband for the past 25 years of Catharine Ann
MONTGOMERY. He
was also the beloved husband of Elizabeth Louise
(LONG)
McCLINTOCK,
who predeceased him in 1969. He was the
son of Wesley Bernard
and Floretta Louise Randolph
BUSSWELL and the brother of Lois
(deceased), Carol, Donald, John, and Hugh. George was the loving,
inspirational, and quite simply wonderful father and grandfather
of Elizabeth Irene and her daughter Ujarak of Arviat, Nunavut
Margaret
Louise
(James
MacCAMMON) and their son James Thomas
(Tom) of Toronto; George Bernard Jr. of Halifax and his daughters
Alice Aurora and Laura Arden of Cobourg; and John David (Vina
BRODERICK) and their daughter Victoria Louise of Saint_John's.
He was the loving stepfather of Charles Francis
MINOR
(Adele)
and grandfather of their daughters Abigail Frances and Hannah
Catharine of Aurora. George was a dedicated United Church minister
cherished by his congregations in Kenogami, Quebec; Halkirk and
Three Hills, Alberta; and St. George's, Birchcliffe, West Humber,
Woodbine, and Saint_James-Bond United Churches in Toronto. He was
also a teacher at Heydon Park Vocational, Jarvis C.I., and Harbord
C.I. in Toronto. A child of the Depression, George was a high
school principal at the age of 19 and a brilliant mathematician
at university who followed his faith into the ministry and returned
to university to earn his doctorate of ministry at the age of
69. A tireless worker for social justice, he served as a volunteer
on many boards and committees throughout his life. His unflagging
spirit, keen intelligence and wit, wisdom, humility, and compassion
will be deeply missed by us all. The funeral service will be
held at Thornhill United Church on Thursday, July 12, 2007 at
1: 00 p.m. Memorial donations may be made to the Toronto Public
Library or the Heart and Stroke Foundation.
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GOW,
L.
Noreen (née
MINSHALL)
At Caressant Care Nursing Home on Sunday January 7, 2007. L.
Noreen GOW (née
MINSHALL) of Woodstock in her 92nd year. Beloved
wife of the late Ernest W.
GOW. Dear mother of Ralph
GOW and
his wife Cathy of Thamesford and Murray
GOW and his wife Sherry
of Woodstock. Loved grandmother of Joanne, Carrie, Alan and Lee-Ann
and 6 great-grandchildren. Dear sister of Edythe
JENKINS of California.
Predeceased by a granddaughter and a grand_son as well as her
2 brothers Ray and Ross and her sister Norma. Noreen was a member
of the congregation of College Avenue United Church. Friends
may call at the R.D. Longworth Funeral Home 845 Devonshire Ave.,
Woodstock, (519) 539-0004 on Wednesday January 10, 2007 from
2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. where the complete funeral service will
be held in the chapel on Thursday at 11: 00 a.m. with Reverend
David DUNCAN officiating. Cremation to follow. Interment later
in the Oxford Memorial Park Cemetery. Contributions to College
Ave. Church would be appreciated. Online condolences at www.longworthfuneralhome.com
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HORGAN,
Patricia
Elizabeth
Jane (née
BROWNE)
Suddenly but peacefully in her sleep at age 84, on Wednesday
September 12, 2007. Pat was predeceased by her beloved husband,
Jim in 2002. She was the proud and loving mother of Janet
HENSHALL,
Susan TURCOT (John), Drew (Sonya
FITTERER), and Ann
MacKENZIE
(Bill MAGILL.)
She found joy in sharing in the lives of Gillian
HENSHALL,
Kevin
TURCOT, Victoria
MacKENZIE, William and Melanie
MAGILL and Peter
CECIL as grandmother and in the lives of Aaron and
Katelyn as "Big Grandma." Pat leaves her sister, Kathy
RICHARDSON
(Jim) and their family. Born in 1923, Pat was the daughter of
Charles Holden
BROWNE and Pauline Olive
MINTERN.
She was a proud
member of the W.R.C.N.S. and served in Motor Transport in World
War 2 at H.M.C.S. York and Esquimault. Her many stories reveal
treasured memories of early years with her family in North York,
at Earl Haig Collegiate, young people's at Saint_John's York Mills
and the Wrens. Pat created an engaging home for her family, firstly
in Willowdale, then in Swansea and
at Catchacoma. She was involved
in her community, belonging to the Study Group, St. Olave's Anglican
Church Women groups, and Swansea Historical Society. She was
active in the early days of the CAC consumer group and was
coordinator of Meals on Wheels in the west end for several years.
Pat enjoyed developing new relationships while maintaining her
treasured Friendships. Friends may call at the Turner and Porter
Yorke Chapel, 2357 Bloor St. W., at Windermere, east of the Jane
subway on Monday from 7-9 p.m. and Tuesday 2-4 p.m. followed
by a service to celebrate Patricia's life in the Chapel on Tuesday,
September 18, 2007 at 4 p.m. If desired, donations made be made
to ALS Research, c/o Dr. Lorne
ZINMAN,
Sunnybrook
Health
Science Centre, 2075 Bayview Avenue, Room UG26, Toronto, M4N 3M5.
Sweet dreams. We love you.
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WIPPERMAN,
Frances
Wynn (née
WALKER)
At her residence at Meaford Long Term Care Centre on Tuesday
October 9, 2007. Fran
WIPPERMAN, daughter of the late Cecil and
Ellen (MINTHORN)
WALKER, in her 82nd year. Wife of the late John
“Jack”
WIPPERMAN and loving mother of Douglas
WIPPERMAN
(Rebecca
HALLAM) of London, and David
WIPPERMAN and his wife
Jana of Meaford.
Sadly missed Grandma of Hillary and Hope, John and Samantha.
Fondly remembered by Kelly
WIPPERMAN also of London. Predeceased
by a brother, Carl
WALKER, formerly of Drayton. Family will receive
Friends at the Ferguson Funeral Home, 48 Boucher Street East
in Meaford, on Wednesday evening from 7 until 9 p.m. Funeral
services, officiated by Reverend Judith
OLIVER, will be conducted
at the funeral home on Thursday, October 11 at 11: 00 o'clock
with interment and committal to follow at Lakeview Cemetery.
As your expression of sympathy, donations to the Canadian Cystic
Fibrosis Foundation would be appreciated.
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BARRY,
Gloria
On Monday, August 20, 2007 at her home. Gloria
BARRY, beloved
wife of Jack. Loving mother and mother-in-law of Janice and Larry
BABINS, Melinda
BARRY and Raanan
MINTZ, and Jeremy
BARRY and
Linda STERN.
Devoted
Gran of Shira, Aviva, Josh, and Arielle.
At Benjamin's Park Memorial Chapel, 2401 Steeles Avenue West
(three lights west of Dufferin), for service on Tuesday, August
21st at 1: 00 p.m. Interment, Pardes Shalom Cemetery, Holy Blossom
Temple section. Memorial donations may be made to the Canadian
Cancer Society 1-888-939-3333.
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