NASCHITZ
NASH
NASKEWA
NASMITH
NASON
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NASTKE
NASCHITZ o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-09-21 published
MUNK,
Olga
Peacefully, on Wednesday, September 19, 2007 at her home. Olga
MUNK beloved wife of the late Louis
MUNK.
Loving mother and mother-in-law
of John and Muriel
BRUNNER, and Paul and Susan
MUNK.
Devoted
grandmother of Robert, Marla and Scott, Lesley and Michael, and
the late Jeffrey, and great-grandmother of Jade, Jasper, and
Ryan. Dear sister of the late Martha
NASCHITZ.
Olga will be sadly
missed by her family and Friends. Funeral Service at Benjamin's
Park Memorial Chapel, 2401 Steeles Ave., W., (3 lights west of
Dufferin), on Friday, September 21st at 10: 00 a.m. Interment
Beth Tzedec Memorial Park. Shiva for Friday only at 87 Munro
Blvd. Donations may be made to the Olga Munk Memorial Fund c/o The
Benjamin Foundation, 3429 Bathurst Street, M6A 2C3 at 416-780-0324
or www.benjamins.ca
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NASH o@ca.on.middlesex_county.london.london_free_press 2007-01-02 published
DAVIES,
William
Kenneth
Peacefully at North Lambton Rest Home on December 26th, 2006
William Kenneth
DAVIES, beloved husband of Margaret
(NASH)
DAVIES
of Forest. Dear brother of Laverne
GUZMAN of Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
and loving father of Heather (Joe)
KOLODIEZIEJ of Grimsby. Fondly
remembered by step-children Luanda
HALL,
Sarnia, and
Vance
Nugent
of London, step-grandchildren Keith and Michelle
TRAQUAIR of
London and step great-granddaughter Madison
TRAQUAIR,
London.
Aged 89 years. Mr
DAVIES body has been accepted for medical research
at Western University. Interment later Beechwood Cemetery. A Memorial
Service will be conducted at the Ronn E. Dodge Funeral Home,
McFarlane Chapel, 9 James St. S. at Watt, Forest on January 6
at 2: 00 p.m. with Father Murray
WATSON.
Donations to the Heart and
Stroke Foundation appreciated (cheques only received at Funeral
Home.) Mr.
DAVIES was a Veteran of the U.S. Army, an active member
of the Woodstock Coralears, Lions Club and the Legion. A memorial
tree will be planted in memory of "Bill" by the Dodge Family.
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NASH o@ca.on.middlesex_county.london.london_free_press 2007-01-09 published
NASH,
Orville▼
In loving memory of Orville
NASH, our loving Dad and Papa who
passed away on January 9, 2006. May the winds of love blow softly
And whisper so you'll hear That we'll always love and miss you
And wish that you were here. Forever in our hearts, Kevin, Brenda,
Sarah, Katie, Amanda, Megan
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NASH o@ca.on.middlesex_county.london.london_free_press 2007-01-09 published
NASH,
Orville▲▼
In loving memory of a dear Dad and Papa, who passed away on January 9,
2006. Heavy are our hearts today, Memory brings you back once
more, To the time when you were with us, To the happy days of
yore. Sadly missed by daughter Jo, Ted, Kristin and Jimmy.
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NASH o@ca.on.middlesex_county.london.london_free_press 2007-01-09 published
NASH,
Orville▲ and Lois
In loving memory of a very special Dad and Papa, Orville, who
passed away 1 year ago, January 9, 2006; and a very special Mom
and Buba, Lois, who passed away January 26, 1991. Sadly missed
along life's way Quietly remembered every day No longer in our
lives to share But in our hearts you are always there Forever
loved and sadly missed by your daughter Lin, and grandchildren
Chantalle and Nicholas.
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NASH o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-07-07 published
KETTLEWELL,
John
Robert
Peacefully, in his 77th year, on Thursday June 14, 2007, at Faith
Manor, Holland Christian Homes, Brampton. Born January 15th,
1931 in Nelson, England, to Fred and Mary
KETTLEWELL.
Beloved
husband of Linda for 50 years. Proud father of David and Martin
(Kristin). Loved Grampy of Katrina, Jessica, Tosha and Jonathan.
After graduating from Sheffield University with an Honours degree
in Math and Physics, John spent his working life in the aerospace
field in England, Australia, Germany, U.S.A. and Canada, retiring
after 30 years with Spar Aerospace. Many thanks to the devoted,
caring nursing staff at Faith Manor, Holland Christian Homes,
and to Rev. Canon Bryon
NASH for his support and help through
this difficult time. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made
to the Parkinson's Foundation, to the Church of Saint_James the
Apostle Building Fund, or to Pet Trust, Ontario Veterinary College,
University of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario N1G 2W1. Cremation has
taken place and a Memorial Service will be held on Tuesday, July 10th,
2007 at the Church of Saint_James The Apostle, 3 Cathedral Road,
Brampton, L6W 2P1. Visitation at 10 a.m. Service at 11 a.m.,
reception to follow. Arrangements entrusted to Ward Funeral Home,
Brampton.
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NASH o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-07-18 published
OXFORD,
Kay
Frances
Clare (née
DAVIDOVICH)
Mother, wife, teacher, college administrator, best friend to
many. Born April 12, 1945, in London, England. Died February 8
of cancer in Toronto, aged 61.
By Dianne LOCOCO, Lynne
KURYLO and Hilde
ZIMMER and Earle
OXFORD,
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'I'm the luckiest person in the world." Days after being told
that her cancer was inoperable, Kay, on impulse, took off to
London for a long weekend. She was the Energizer Bunny, on the
hop the whole time.
Kay's affinity for England was engendered by her English mother,
Phyllis NASH.
Kay's tenacity was engendered by her father, Stephen
DAVIDOVICH.
Stephen was a Canadian army officer in wartime London,
where he met and married Phyllis.
"A wisp of air in a breeze," was how her father described Kay.
She flitted from one social engagement to another, gracing hundreds
of Friends with warmth, mirth and gifts of the Bruce Peninsula
pottery she so loved.
How Kay shoehorned daily coffees, lunches, dinners with Friends
and chats with shop clerks, bus drivers and students into her
rigorous schedule as an administrator at George Brown College
is a study in time management. She worked tirelessly for more
than 40 years to facilitate access to education for new Canadians.
Kay's many years of volunteer work reflect her varied interests.
A long-time student of Canadian history and heritage, she was
a member of and volunteer at the Enoch Turner Schoolhouse museum.
Patients in the palliative care unit at Saint Michael's Hospital
loved Kay's natural warmth and caring. Her spirit will live on
in the lively annual neighbourhood parties that she instigated.
Kay was a saint with a broad swath of wicked humour painted up
her steel spine. After her first operation, in 2003, I called
her husband, Earle, who said, "Kay's fine." He meant that he
hoped Kay would be okay, so I thought Kay was fine and sent flowers
with a cocky note: "Start eating. Get off the Calista Flockhart
I.V. diet." Kay telephoned. "You don't know they removed 2/3
of my stomach, do you?" I didn't. "I have cancer." I didn't know
that either. "The nurses are upset with you." Kay thought it
was hilarious. For the next 3½ years, she would tease me about
my faux pas and delight in my squirming.
The last time I saw Kay, her health was fading quickly. She was
weak and couldn't talk for long. But she spoke of her unbridled
love for and pride in her son, John Daniel. She spoke of how
wonderfully caring Earle was and the "lovely" talks they were
sharing. She whispered, "I'm the luckiest person in the world."
The day before Valentine's Day, St. Philip's Anglican Church
was packed. It was a testament not to Kay's luck, but to her
heart.
Kay's friend Dianne
LOCOCO wrote this with help from Lynne
KURYLO,
Hilde ZIMMER and Earle
OXFORD.
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NASH o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-09-04 published
HAMILTON,
Dorothy
Eleanor
Passed away peacefully on August 27, 2007 at Belmont House, Toronto,
in her 94th year.
Daughter of the late Thomas Henry and Martha Kincaid
HAMILTON.
Predeceased by her brother Donald
HAMILTON and her sister Shirley
HALDENBY
(Eric.) Dear Aunt of the late Douglas
HALDENBY (Molly)
and Mary Haldenby
SIMPSON
(Donald.)
Aunt of Donald
HAMILTON (Betty,)
the late Heath
HAMILTON,
Heather
Hamilton
McKENZIE (the late
Gordon) and Iris Hamilton
BEATON. "
Auntie" and great-aunt to
many nieces and nephews.
After graduation from Branksome Hall, Eleanor pursued Early Childhood
Education at the University of Toronto and subsequently taught
at Windy Ridge Day School, Elmwood School in Ottawa, and during
the Second World War at Garrison Lane Nursery School in Birmingham,
England. During her career she developed an outstanding talent
as a ceramic artist.
The family wish to thank Carol
NASH and the nursing staff of
4th Floor West at Belmont House for their outstanding care and
support. They also wish to thank Liv
NEWELL for her wonderful
volunteer service. "Auntie" greatly anticipated and enjoyed the
weekly visits of Martha and Marilee ("the Tisdall Twins").
The family will receive Friends at Morley Bedford Funeral Home,
159 Eglinton Ave. W. (2 stoplights west of Yonge St.) on Wednesday,
September 5 from 2-4 p.m. A family graveside service will be
held. If desired a Memorial Donation may be made in Eleanor's
name to Belmont House, 55 Belmont Street, Toronto, M5R 1R1.
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DE CANDOLE,
Nancy (née
LUCE)
Nancy DE CANDOLE passed away peacefully in Qualicum Beach, British
Columbia on December 3, 2007. She was 96. She was the last member
of her generation and was predeceased by her husband Corry, brothers
Charles and Arthur and sisters Rachel
NASH and Kathleen
LUCE.
She is survived by her four children: daughters Janet
HOLT and
Clare BENNETT
(Keith) and sons James and Richard (Wendy,) Luce
and de Candole nephews and nieces in the U.S., England, New Zealand,
Kenya and Zimbabwe, nine grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren.
Nancy was born to Richard and Mary
LUCE on April 25, 1911 in
Derby, England. Her father was a medical doctor who during World
War I served as the Director of Medical Services of the Egyptian
Expeditionary Force and later became a Member of the British
Parliament. As a teenager Nancy attended Sandecotes School for
Girls where she excelled in music. In 1931 she attended the Royal
College of Music in London obtaining an A.R.M.C. in piano. While
in London she met her husband Corry and they were married on
January 30, 1933 in Bombay where Corry received his first posting
as a medical doctor with Royal Army Medical Corp. They returned
to England in the late 1930s and immigrated to Canada in 1951
where Corry took positions as a physiologist with the Department
of National Defence first at a research lab outside Medicine
Hat, Alberta then in Toronto. In 1965 they retired to acreage
outside Qualicum Beach where Nancy lived for over 40 years. Nancy
taught piano for nearly 70 years and was an inspiration to many
students. Many people were also touched by her Christian faith
and generous heart. In the 1950s she became an Associate with
the Sisters of Saint_John the Divine based in Toronto. In Qualicum
Beach she was a long-time member of Saint Mark's Church, founded
an inter-denominational meditation group and was active in local
peace and environment initiatives. She also served as pianist
for the Parksville Community Choir. In lieu of flowers please
make a donation to a charity of your choice. A memorial service
will take place on December 8 at Saint Mark's Anglican Church,
Qualicum Beach.
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NASKEWA o@ca.on.grey_county.owen_sound.the_sun_times 2007-07-03 published
RITCHIE,
Vera (née
KAHGEE)
At her home, surrounded by her family, in the Elders Facility
of Saugeen First Nation, on Sunday July 1, 2007. Vera
RITCHIE
(née KAHGEE) of Saugeen First Nation in her 84th year. Dear mother
of Chester and his wife Gloria and James and his wife Bernice,
both of Saugeen First Nation. Also survived by her brother Hilmer
(Charlie) KAHGEE and by her sister Tilly
SALT.
Sadly missed by
her 12 grandchildren, 24 great-grandchildren and 1 great-great-granddaughter.
Predeceased by her parents, Louie and Elizabeth (née
WESLEY)
KAHGEE, by her brothers, Elmer and Oliver, by her sister Margaret,
by her daughter, Vera
DATRI, by her son Dennis
NASKEWA and by
her grand_son Leslie
RITCHIE.
Visitation from the Eagleson Funeral
Home, Southampton on Tuesday July 3, 2007 from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
A Private Family Funeral Service will be conducted in the Chapel
of the Funeral Home on Wednesday July 4, 2007. Matt
COLLISON
will officiate. Interment, French Bay Cemetery, Saugeen First
Nation. Expressions of Remembrance to the Elders Facility, Saugeen
First Nation. Condolences may be forwarded to the family through
www.eaglesonfuneralhome.com.
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NASMITH,
Pauli
Jane (née
HAUMAN) (April 13, 1924-January 9, 2007)
Former wife of Eric
NASMITH, dear mother of Julie
NASMITH and
Carol HARRIS
(Peter
HARRIS,) much-loved grandmother of Richard
STEADMAN (Hyun Young
JU) and Carol
SUMMERS
(John
SUMMERS,) great-grandmother
of Cameron, Evan and Juliana
SUMMERS and Jamie
STEADMAN.
Mother,
grandmother, great-grandmother, naturalist, artist, musician,
traveller, writer and friend to many, she was a remarkable lady
who will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered. A celebration
of Pauli's life will be held in the summer. If desired, donations
can be made to Wentworth Lodge, "Residents Donation", 41 South
Street West, Dundas, Ontario L9H 4C4 or Ontario Nature, www.ontarionature.org.
Family contact: mailbox6@nasmith.com.
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NASON o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-07-26 published
FENETY,
Jack
Theodore
Hampton
Jack
Theodore
Hampton
FENETY, C.M. LL.D. died peacefully at his
cherished home in Fredericton, New Brunswick, on July 24, 2007
with his family present. He was born on March 22, 1920, son of
the late John G. and Vivian
(LINDBERG)
FENETY. He was predeceased
in 2001 by his loving wife
Joyce
Eileen
(NASON.)
Jack was 'Dad'
to six children, Michael (Mary Ann,) and Susan
DOHERTY, of Fredericton,
Jane BEYEA
(Don) of Saint John, Anne of Halifax, Krista
ARSENAULT
(Joseph) of Moncton, and Peter (Beverly) of Fredericton. He is
also survived by a brother Linden H., of Florida, nine grandchildren,
and four great-grandchildren, numerous nieces and nephews as
well as Sandra Hitchcock, long-time caregiver for both he and
Joyce. He is predeceased by a brother, Gordon, and a sister Irene
(McCABE.) In 1945, after five years in the Armed Forces, he joined
the staff of CFNB, the Fredericton radio station that for
many years was foremost in the Maritimes. In 1988, he retired,
having served with distinction in roles that ranged from radio
personality to Station Manager to Vice President / General Manager,
ending as a Management Consultant for the station. As one of
Canada's best known broadcasters, he was a trusted news voice
for thousands of CFNB listeners across the Maritimes. He
is perhaps best known locally as creator and host of the daily
morning program, 'Fact and Fancy' which was broadcast to homes
and offices across New Brunswick for a total of 12,818 programs.
'The Poetry Corner ', the 'Saturday morning prayer' and his visit
with the weather office were some of the hallmarks of the program.
As a proud New Brunswicker Jack served his community, his province
and his country in many capacities, without moving away from
his roots. Jack loved his family, his home, and his Friends.
He said he had two jobs he wanted to do, to be a broadcaster
and to be a salmon conservationist. He gained pleasure and recognition
in both areas, and accomplished much of what he set out to do.
Over the years, Jack was elected to numerous regional and national
committees that regulated and strengthened radio broadcasting
in Canada.
FENETY also sat on many prestigious, but demanding
international agencies and commissions dedicated to Atlantic
salmon conservation. As a result of his work, Jack received many
commendations for his years of untiring work in broadcasting
and conservation. Most notably, he received an honorary Doctor
of Laws Degree from the University of New Brunswick in 1989 and
was inducted into the Order of Canada in 2005. The award that
he was perhaps most proud of came from the Miramichi Salmon Association
when they established, in his name, a $10,000.00 scholarship
for Atlantic salmon research, to be made available annually to
a selected university graduate student conducting meaningful
research on Atlantic salmon. In recognition of his work, the
Fredericton Chamber of Commerce awarded him the 'Distinguished
Citizen Award' in 1988. He received the Paul Harris Fellowship
Award by Fredericton North Rotary Club and the Marysville Y's
Men Award for 'extraordinary community service contributing to
improving the quality of life in the City of Fredericton'. The
New Brunswick Minister of Natural Resources also awarded him
a special plaque, in recognition of his many years of service
to Atlantic salmon conservation. In consideration of his varied
legacies, Jack
FENETY has been named a Hall of Famer many times
over, with citations in the Canadian Fishing Hall of Fame, the
Atlantic Salmon Hall of Fame, the Fredericton Sports Wall of
Fame and the Canadian Association of Broadcasters Broadcast Hall
of Fame. An Anglican by faith, he was a member of Saint Mary's
Parish where he served as a vestryman and later as warden. Visitation
is at McAdam's Select Community Funeral Home, York Street, Fredericton
on Thursday, July 26 and Friday, July 27 from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
The funeral service will be held at Christ Church Cathedral on
Saturday, July 28, 2007 at 2: 00 p.m. conducted by The Rev'd.
Keith Joyce, Dean of Fredericton, assisted by Canon T.A. Smith.
In lieu of flowers, donations to the Miramichi Salmon Association,
or the Canadian Diabetes Association would be appreciated. Online
condolences and donations may be made at: www.mcadamsfh.com
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ANWAR,
Nasirah
Mother, grandmother, Urdu scholar. Born April 28, 1933, in Aligarh,
India. Died March 4, in Mississauga, Ontario, of cancer, aged
By Amber NASRULLA,
Page L6
Nasirah ANWAR ran her Mississauga home as though it were a 19th-century
literary salon. On many occasions, the lights in the living room
would be ablaze long into the night, while a visiting Pakistani
poet or human-rights lawyer held court. Her husband, Colonel
ANWAR
Ahmad, invited the eminent guests but it was Auntie Nasirah
(as she was known to many) who served pot after pot of chai along
with sweet and savoury goodies. The two, married 53 years, were
well-known for their sterling dinner parties. She was always
elegantly dressed in flowing shalwar kameez (her native dress),
accented with a string of pearls.
Auntie Nasirah, the eldest of six, grew up on the campus of Aligarh
University, where her father was a prominent professor of medicine.
Her mother was a homemaker.
In 1955, Auntie Nasirah completed her master's in Urdu literature
at Punjab University in Lahore, Pakistan. Meanwhile, her future
husband, Col.
ANWAR, was studying in England when he received
a letter from his sister indicating that the family had selected
a bride for him. The two wed in Pakistan on December 26, 1955.
Nearly a month passed, however, before they met at their wedding
reception on January 21, 1956. Despite the delayed introduction,
theirs proved a solid, loving match: Auntie Nasirah was a gentle
foil to her gregarious husband.
She was fond of gardening and, during an army posting in Dhaka,
took courses in Ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arrangements.
Once they'd had children, they knew the three youngsters would
benefit from a Canadian education. Auntie Nasirah was excited
about the move and took a year-long course at Karachi's Alliance
Française.
"She thought half the people would speak French," Col.
ANWAR
recalled, "…she was quite disappointed to learn that this was
not the case!"
Auntie Nasirah embraced her new Canadian life. She took photography
and painting courses. When Col.
ANWAR became the president of
the Liberal Riding association (Mississauga Centre) in the 1990s,
she worked next to him.
Occasionally, Col.
ANWAR mused about returning to Pakistan and
Auntie Nasirah stopped him, saying, "No way! Our children are
happy…" In adulthood, though, most of the children scattered.
In all, Auntie Nasirah had eight grandchildren.
She first successfully fought cancer in 1993. Last fall, however,
doctors told her the cancer had spread. In her last days, Auntie
Nasirah continued to read Urdu poetry. Then, in the middle of
the night on March 4, she took several short breaths and was
gone.
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ACTON,
Wilfred "
Rex"
At the Chesley Hospital on Friday, October 19th, 2007 in his
72nd year, Rex
ACTON of Paisley. Dear husband of the former Mary
FARROW.
Father of Scott
ACTON and his wife
Carrie of Huntsville
and Rob BUTCHART and his wife Cindy-Jo of Paisley. Grandfather
of Matthew and Carly. He is also survived by his sister Eva and
her husband Jim
CRAWFORD of Walkerton, brothers-in-laws, Charlie
COLLINS of Port Elgin, Gordon
TANNER and his wife
Reita of Cargill
and sisters-in-law Sandy
ACTON of Waterloo and Nina
NASTKE and
Keith DICKISON of Mildmay. Predeceased by sisters Iona
TANNER
and Peggy COLLINS and by his brother Jack. Friends may call at
the W. Kent Milroy Paisley Chapel, 216 Queen St. S., Paisley,
from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. on Sunday, October 21st, 2007. Funeral
service will be conducted in the chapel on Monday at 2: 00 p.m.
Interment Douglas Hill Cemetery. Memorial contributions to the
Royal Canadian Legion Br. #295, Paisley, the Canadian Diabetes
Association, or the Grey Bruce Chapter of the Victorian Order
of Nurses would be appreciated as expressions of sympathy. The
Royal Canadian Legion Br #295 will hold a memorial service in
the funeral home chapel on Sunday evening at 6: 45 p.m. Portrait
and memorial online at www.milroyfuneralhomes.com
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