SHUFELT
SHULA
SHULAR
SHULTIS
SHULTZ
SHURETY
SHURGOLD
SHUSTER
SHUTE
SHUTLER
SHUTTLEWORTH
SHUFELT o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-08-01 published
Gunfire outbreak yields six casualties in 10 days
By Tim SHUFELT,
Page▼ A9
The shooting of Munit
WALIA on Monday in the city's west end
capped off a 10-day outbreak of fatal gunfire, pushing the number
of gun-related homicides to levels not seen since the so-called
"year of the gun" in 2005.
Police found Mr.
WALIA, 27, around 9 p.m. in his car suffering
from multiple gunshot wounds in the Martingrove Road and Finch
Avenue West area. He was taken to Saint Michael's Hospital where
he was pronounced dead. Police are now investigating whether
he uttered the names of his attackers in the voice mail message
he was leaving his pregnant girlfriend moments before he was
shot.
Nobody has yet been charged in the death of Mr.
WALIA, as is
the case in four of the six shooting fatalities in the last 10 days.
The killing of Kimel
FOSTER, 21, outside the Town Talk Restaurant and
Bar near Vaughan Road and Oakwood Avenue, kicked off a bloody
weekend in the early morning hours of July 21. Mr.
FOSTER died
from multiple gunshot wounds to the chest and abdomen, while
a second victim survived.
The next morning, 11-year-old Ephraim
BROWN died from a bullet
to the neck, followed by the separate shootings of Shawn
JAMES
and Amin AAFI.
First-degree murder charges were laid against
two people last week in the death of Mr.
JAMES, 31, who police
say was killed by shots fired from the window of a Beck taxicab
near Wellesley and Sherbourne Streets. Police are still searching
for a third suspect.
Mr. AAFI, 24, arrived at hospital after shots rang out in Flirt
Lounge in the nightclub district. He died from a single gunshot
wound, while a second man was treated at hospital for a shot
to the leg.
The next casualty was 25-year-old Michael
GEORGE, described as
a well-liked aspiring rapper, who was targeted as he exited his
car in the Meadowvale Road and Finch Avenue West area on Sunday.
Mr. GEORGE was not known to police.
In addition to the arrests stemming from the death of Mr.
JAMES,
police have also charged two people with first-degree murder
in the Ephraim
BROWN case. The other homicides are under investigation
and police are searching for suspects.
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Friends mourn a man who was cheerful, selfless
Constable Rob
PLUNKETT is York Regional Police's first fatality
in the line of duty in more than two decades
By Timothy
APPLEBY and Alan
CAIRNS and Tim
SHUFELT,
Page A8
On the chilly February day nine years ago, when 78-year-old Katherine
TOPPI's car skidded across a frozen lake and then plunged through
the ice close to the retirement home in Markham where she lived,
her prospects could scarcely have been more dire.
Ms. TOPPI had suffered a stroke and lost control of her vehicle,
which now was submerged in a couple of metres of bone-numbing
water.
Fortunately for her, a couple of uniformed guardian angels were
on hand.
One was York Regional Police Constable Brent
LUCKASAVITCH; the
other his partner, Constable Rob
PLUNKETT.
Together the policemen carried an inflatable boat out across
the ice and paddled it out to the stricken car, the windshield
of which Constable
PLUNKETT smashed with his baton. They then
scooped the shivering Ms.
TOPPI to safety.
A cheerful, gregarious father of three and a star athlete who
ran triathlons and excelled at half a dozen other strength-testing
sports, Constable
PLUNKETT won a bravery award for the rescue
and would likely have said it was all in a day's work.
But the volunteer work he did, over and above a 22-year police
career cut short early yesterday morning, set him apart.
And his particular passion was in working with mentally handicapped
athletes.
"He had a tremendous impact; he's been a great inspiration for
everyone who knew him. This is a huge loss," said Deborah
BRIGHT,
president and Chief Executive Officer of Special Olympics Canada.
"He was just one of these good people you don't meet very often
in your life."
When York Regional Police played host to the Ontario Special
Olympics in 2000, Constable
PLUNKETT chaired the bidding team,
raising close to $1-million for the roughly 800 participants,
drawn from almost 100 countries. Five events took centre stage:
floor hockey, five- and 10-pin bowling, swimming and powerlifting.
As well, he was for many years instrumental in organizing the
annual Law Enforcement Torch Run, since 1987 the favoured charity
of Ontario's police.
"Rob was one of our top fundraisers for more than 15 years,"
Special
Olympics
Ontario president Glen
MacDONELL said.
"He really believed in what the Special Olympics did for people
with intellectual disabilities and he was really engaged in the
community. It was in his nature to be that way and he was well
thought of right around the world. He was recognized locally,
provincially, nationally and internationally because he was one
of the best."
Why did he do it? It was not because he had any vested interest.
None of his three children - two sons aged 16 and 14 and an 18-year-old
daughter - bore any of the handicaps shared by the people whose
cause he championed.
"He didn't do this for any obvious reasons - he was just a great
man, he loved doing things for other people," said Constable
Alan RICHARDSON of the Timmins Police Service, the National Torch
Run co-ordinator.
"He had no connection with the Special Olympics other than that
he was a police officer and that's our charity of choice. He
was just a great family man who loved sports. Everybody he touched
and talked to and got to know held him close to their hearts."
Constable PLUNKETT spent several years with the York Regional
Police tactical squad, one of the more hazardous police duties,
before switching to undercover surveillance work.
"As a police officer you'd think that might be a safer job,"
Constable RICHARDSON said. "But you know, there is no safe job
as a police officer."
In Constable
PLUNKETT's small hometown of Midhurst, just north
of Barrie, residents were reeling yesterday after learning their
neighbour and friend was the fallen policeman they had heard
about in news reports. One family friend broke into tears.
"He was a really lovely man, with a really strong family," she
said, asking not to be named, before running to the
PLUNKETT
home. Constable
PLUNKETT's widow, a school teacher, was "devastated,"
the woman said.
The PLUNKETT family sat on the front porch of their grey-brick
house on what is normally a quiet street. Cars lined the tree-filled
front yard as Friends and family gathered to offer support.
A spokesman for the family said they were too distraught to speak
about their loss. A friend of the
PLUNKETTs' youngest son said
he went over to the family's house after hearing the news.
"He's upset, but it hasn't really sunk in," said 14-year-old
Brian HUGHES. "No one wants to believe it's true."
By every account, the veteran officer was a well-liked, if private,
neighbour.
Roland DEMPSTER, a 30-year community resident, was aware that
Constable PLUNKETT was a policeman but only knew him well enough
to wave from his yard.
Mr. DEMPSTER shook his head at what he said was a senseless crime.
"For an airbag? Does that make any sense to you?" he said. "It's
sad our society's going that way."
The PLUNKETTs' oldest child, Amanda, is preparing to go to university
in the fall, said Kay
RADMAN, a co-worker at the nearby Sears
department store.
"She's a wonderful girl; we just love her," she said of Amanda,
who attended Ms.
RADMAN's 50th birthday party last weekend.
In yesterday's wilting heat, flags at all city facilities in
the City of Vaughan flew at half mast, as they did at Toronto
police stations, to honour the slain officer. They will remain
that way until Constable
PLUNKETT's funeral.
"Our heartfelt sympathies and prayers are with his family," Vaughan
Mayor Linda
JACKSON said in a statement. "The full meaning of
the police motto, 'To serve and protect,' is brought home to
all of us today by today's tragic event."
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SHUFELT o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-08-27 published
Burlington firefighter dies during competition
By Tim SHUFELT,
Page▲ A8
A funeral will be held Thursday for a Burlington firefighter
who died of an apparent heart attack during a fire extrication
event at a competition in Indianapolis, Indiana Wayne
TOPPING,
48, collapsed Friday shortly after completing the event with
his teammates, who were unable to revive him. Mr.
TOPPING, a
nine-year veteran of the department, was married with two sons
and a stepson.
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SHUFELT o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-09-01 published
Mother's actions saved child from certain death, police say
By Unnati GANDHI with a report from Tim
SHUFELT,
Page
A14
Simply put, Jackie DO
VALE-
AVELAR lived for her daughter.
From play dates to cooking, drawing to shopping, the 25-year-old
mother's every breath was for her three-year-old baby girl, Orbela.
That included her last.
As Ms. DO VALE-
AVELAR drove home early yesterday morning to her
waiting husband in Brampton, her Dodge SX collided with a tractor-trailer.
Police say the truck driver fled the scene, and Ms. DO
VALE-
AVELAR's
badly damaged car came to a stop across two lanes of the eastbound
401 near Cambridge.
Police later found the semi near Napanee, and arrested the driver
for failing to remain at the scene of an accident.
Ms. DO VALE-
AVELAR grabbed Orbela and put her in the ditch beside
the highway's shoulder. But she returned to her totalled car,
probably for her cellphone, police say.
As she tried to get in through the driver's door at about 4: 45 a.m.
with her back to oncoming traffic, another rig plowed into her.
She was pinned.
Ontario
Provincial
Police Constable David
WOODFORD said she likely
died on impact.
He said Ms. DO
VALE-
AVELAR did the right thing by immediately
getting her daughter to safety, preventing what could have been
an even greater tragedy.
"She got her child out. She saved her child's life, because the
child would have been killed," he said.
To her closest Friends, the act of bravery sounded every bit
like Jackie.
Candice SHERRETT, who said her Friendship with Ms. DO
VALE-
AVELAR
dates back to elementary school, remembers the day Orbela was
born.
"Jackie's life had been fulfilled," she told The Globe and Mail.
"… I think some comfort can be taken knowing that Jackie died
knowing her daughter was safe and out of harm's way."
Yesterday, Orbela was told, "Mommy has gone to heaven," she said.
Ms. DO VALE-
AVELAR's husband, parents, and younger sister, Ligia,
were too distraught to comment yesterday.
Jackie DO VALE married her high school sweetheart six years ago
after graduating from Saint_Joseph's College School in downtown
Toronto. The couple moved to Brampton and their daughter was
born three years later.
Ms. DO VALE-
AVELAR worked two jobs so Orbela could have whatever
she wanted, said one of her best Friends, Alex
POLICARPO, 25.
During the week, she was a secretary at a local car dealership.
On weekends, she worked at a laundromat.
"She liked to do everything in life. She was always the first
to try things out," Ms.
POLICARPO said.
When Ms. POLICARPO had her baby shower in July, Ms. DO
VALE-
AVELAR
was the first to give her advice. "She told me to tell my husband
to do all the work. I was supposed to just sit back and relax,"
Ms. POLICARPO said.
The Ontario Provincial Police also investigated another serious
collision yesterday, in which a 70-year-old woman visiting from
Trinidad was killed and three others were injured.
The four were travelling in the Niagara-bound lanes of the Queen
Elizabeth Way near St. Catharines with a house trailer in tow
just after 7 a.m. As their truck approached a construction zone,
it suddenly veered off into a grassy shoulder at highway speed
and struck a tree, Constable
WOODFORD said.
The Ontario Provincial Police says 295 people have been killed
in traffic accidents in the province so far this year, up from
280 in the same period in 2006.
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SHULA o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-10-16 published
MURPHY,
David▼
R.▼ (1917-2007)
Msc, M.D.C.M., F.R.C.S., F.A.C.S., Msc. Experimental Surgery,
and Diploma Course in Surgery, McGill University.
It is with great sadness that the family announce the death of
the beloved husband of Beatrice Norsworthy
MURPHY, father of
Alex (Jean
BAYLIS) and their children Laura, Greg and Sandra
Kippy and her children Heather (Tim
MERRITT,)
Dan▼ and Emily
Georgie (David
SCOTT) and their children Andrew, Greg (Laura
SHULA) and Carrie; Gail (Ron
PEROWNE) and their children Fred,
Lisa (Ed CLAYTON,) and Charlie (Denise
PENZAK) and their children
Savhana and Ronan; David (Robin
SHAPIRO) and their children Jessica
and Victoria. He was also like a father to Betty Berman Levin
and friend and mentor to so many others. David
MURPHY was a Captain
in the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps, and served on the H.M.C.S. Lady
Nelson as a surgeon and later at the Montreal Military Hospital.
He was an early pioneer in Paediatric Cardiovascular surgery,
Professor of Medicine at McGill University, Surgeon-in-Chief
at The Montreal Children's Hospital from 1954-1982, Past President
and Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of
Canada, and a member of the British, French and American Societies
of Paediatric Surgeons.
Special thanks to the staff of M10 at the Royal Victoria Hospital
and Doctors J. Genest, P. Lysy, and
D. Dawson. Memorial service
October 27, 2007, 11: 30 a.m. at the Mount Royal Funeral Complex,
1297 Chemin de la Foret, Outremont, Québec (514) 279-6540. Remembrances
to the David R. Murphy Fund at Montreal Children's Hospital Foundation,
3400 de Maisoneuve Ouest, Montreal, Quebec H3Z 3B8.
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SHULA o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-10-19 published
MURPHY,
David▲
R.▲ (1917-2007)
M.Sc., M.D.C.M., F.R.C.S., F.A.C.S., M.Sc. Experimental Surgery,
and Diploma Course in Surgery, McGill University
It is with great sadness that the family announce the death of
the beloved husband of Beatrice Norsworthy
MURPHY, father of
Alex (Jean
BAYLIS) and their children Laura, Greg and Sandra
Kippy and her children Heather (Tim
MERRITT,)
Dan▲ and Emily
Georgie (David
SCOTT) and their children Andrew, Greg (Laura
SHULA) and Carrie; Gail (Ron
PEROWNE) and their children Fred,
Lisa (Ed CLAYTON,) and Charlie (Denise
PENZAK) and their children
Savhana and Ronan; David (Robin
SHAPIRO) and their children Jessica
and Victoria. He was also like a father to Betty Berman
LEVIN
and friend and mentor to so many others. David
MURPHY was a Captain
in the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps, and served on the H.M.C.S. Lady
Nelson as a surgeon and later at the Montreal Military Hospital.
He was an early pioneer in Paediatric Cardiovascular surgery,
Professor of Medicine at McGill University, Surgeon-in-Chief
at The Montreal Children's Hospital from 1954-1982, Past President
and Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of
Canada, and a member of the British, French and American Societies
of Paediatric Surgeons.
Special thanks to the staff of M10 at the Royal Victoria Hospital
and Doctors J. Genest, P. Lysy, and
D. Dawson. Memorial service
October 27, 2007, 11: 30 a.m. at the Mount Royal Funeral Complex,
1297 Chemin de la Foret, Outremont, Québec (514) 279-6540. Remembrances
to the David R. Murphy Fund at Montreal Children's Hospital Foundation,
3400 de Maisoneuve Ouest, Montreal, Quebec H3Z 3B8.
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SHULAR o@ca.on.grey_county.owen_sound.the_sun_times 2007-09-28 published
PORTER,
Rosalie (née
HEARN)
After a short battle with cancer, at the Grey Bruce Regional
Health Centre, Owen Sound on Wednesday September 26, 2007. Rosalie
PORTER (née
HEARN) of Southampton in her 84th year. Beloved wife
of the late Bill
PORTER. Dear mother of Joan and her husband
Donald LAMONT of Holyrood, Gail and her husband Elgin
SHULAR,
Sally and her husband Audie
SOLLORS,
Bonnie and her husband Milt
RENNICK, all of Southampton, Ron and his wife
Delores of Battleford,
Saskatchewan, Ted and his wife Linda of Kitchener, Ray and his
wife Janice of Hanover and Wendy and her husband Rick
ESPLEN
of Southampton. Sister of Russ and his wife
Betty
HEARN of Southampton.
Also survived by her son-in-law, Bill
NODWELL of Kitchener and
by her sisters-in-law, Florence
HEARN and Ann
HEARN, both of
Southampton. Sadly missed and fondly remembered by 29 grandchildren,
24 great-grandchildren, 2 great great-grandchildren, and by her
many nieces and nephews. Predeceased by her parents Archie and
Rose HEARN, by her daughter Nancy, by 2 grandchildren, by her
brothers, Edwin, Archie and Kelly and by her sisters, Anne and
Rita. At Rosalie's request Cremation has taken place. Visitation
from the Eagleson Funeral Home, Southampton, on Sunday September 30,
2007 from 1-4 p.m. A Memorial Service to Celebrate the Life of
Rosalie PORTER will be conducted in the Chapel of the Funeral
Home on Monday at 11 a.m. Rev Eleanor
RUSS will officiate. A Time
of Fellowship will follow in the Family Centre of the Funeral
Home. Private Family Interment of Ashes, Hillcrest Cemetery Tara.
Expressions of Remembrance to the Saugeen Memorial Hospital Foundation.
Condolences may be forwarded to the
PORTER family through www.eaglesonfuneralhome.com
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SHULTIS o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-06-08 published
SHULTIS,
Doctor
William
Kenneth (1915-2007)
Dr.
William
Kenneth
SHULTIS died suddenly of a heart attack on
Friday, June 1, 2007 in Calgary, Alberta, Canada at the age of
92 years. He was born on March 24, 1915 in Port Colborne, Ontario
to Doctor John and Mary Lavina Dawn
SHULTIS. He was the youngest
of four children. His brothers, John and Everett, and sister
Vera all have predeceased him. After graduating from Port Colborne
High School in 1932, he enrolled at McMaster University where
he excelled at tennis and hockey. In 1933 he enrolled in Dentistry
at the University of Toronto. During the summers of his University
years he was a popular counsellor at Camp Ahmek on Canoe Lake
in Algonquin Park, where he inspired in his young campers a great
love of the outdoors during his many extended canoe trips. Upon
graduation, Doctor
SHULTIS practiced General Dentistry in Toronto
from 1938 to 1942. In 1942 he joined the Royal Canadian Dental
Corps and served his country for two years in the Air force and
one year each in the Navy and Army. Upon discharge in 1946, Doctor
SHULTIS
took postgraduate training in Orthodontics at the University
of Toronto, graduating in 1947. He then started, in Toronto,
a private Orthodontics practice which he ran until his retirement
in early 1988. He developed several novel techniques in Orthodontia,
which he taught as an associate of Orthodontics in the Faculty
of Dentistry at the University of Toronto from 1947-57. He also
served in 1953 as chair of the Orthodontics section of the Canadian
Dental Association, and in 1958 as chair of the Orthodontics
Study Club. He was a long term member of the Granite Club in
Toronto, and later when he moved to Calgary in 1991 he was a
member of the Calgary Golf and Country Club. In 1940 Doctor
SHULTIS
was married to the former Dahlia Roberta
AINLAY in Niagara Falls,
Ontario. Ken was predeceased by his wife Dahlia in 1979. He later
married the former Jean Margaret
VANSTONE
(McCORMICK) in 1980
in Galt, Ontario. Jean predeceased Ken in 2005. Doctor
SHULTIS is
survived by two children from his first marriage: Doctor John Kenneth
(Susan) SHULTIS of Manhattan, Kansas, and their daughters Kate
(Ed) WENNINGER and Carrie (Nate)
REITZ and granddaughters Abby,
Anna, Cara, and Millie; and Dahlia Sue (Jack)
WOOD of Calgary.
From his second marriage, Ken is survived by Jean's three children:
Barbara
Elizabeth
(Jim)
BRIGNALL of Calgary, and sons Chris (Alisha)
BRIGNALL and Eric
BRIGNALL and grand_son Keenan; Helen Margaret
(Bruce) MURRAY of St. Catharines, and daughters Chandra and Jillian
and Frederick Walter (Patty)
VANSTONE of Vancouver and daughters
Sheila and Laurie. Doctor
SHULTIS will be remembered as a very kind
and generous person, always of good humour, and with concern
for others. He never met a stranger, making Friends with his
congeniality and his signature butterscotch candy. His children
remember the skating years at the Granite Club, and the wonderful
canoe trips with him in Algonquin Park; his grandchildren treasure
the stories he told; and his great-grandchildren remember his
extraordinary whistling. A private family gathering will be held
in Calgary. A Private Family Graveside Service will be held at
the Mount Pleasant Cemetery in Toronto on Thursday, June 21,
2007. Forward condolences through www.mcinnisandholloway.com
Arrangements in care of McInnis and Holloway Funeral Homes
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SHULTZ o@ca.on.grey_county.owen_sound.the_sun_times 2007-11-08 published
HODGSON,
Flossie▼
(FLOOD)
Passed away peacefully at the South Bruce Grey Health Centre
in Chesley on Wednesday, November 7th, 2007 in her 89th year.
The▼ former Flossie
FLOOD was the beloved wife of the late Harry
Trueman HODGSON.
She▼ was the loving mother of Kay and her husband
Keith HATTEN. Dear sister of Beatrice
FEDDERSON,
Ritta and Mona
HODGSON.
Grandmother▼ of Steve and Kim
HATTEN, Marilyn
GATEMAN,
Janice and Kelly
HARRISON,
Kevin and Cathy
HATTEN, and Brad and
Nicole HATTEN.
Also▼ survived by 13 great-grandchildren and 1 great-great-grandchild.
Predeceased by brothers: Ivan, Murray and Whitney and a sister:
Thelma SHULTZ.
Friends will be received by the family at the
Currie Funeral Home in Chatsworth for visitation on Thursday
afternoon and evening 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m., where the funeral
service will be conducted on Friday afternoon at 1 p.m. The officiating
minister will be Melinda
CORNFIELD.
Interment▼ will take place
in the Chesley cemetery. If so desired, memorial contributions
to the charity of your choice would be appreciated by the family.
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HODGSON,
Flossie▲
(FLOOD)
Passed away peacefully at the South Bruce Grey Health Centre
in Chesley on Wednesday, November 7th, 2007 in her 89th year.
The▲ former Flossie
FLOOD was the beloved wife of the late Harry
Trueman HODGSON.
She▲ was the loving mother of Kay and her husband
Keith HATTEN. Dear sister of Audrey
ALLAN and Beatrice
FEDDERSON,
sister-in-law of Ritta and Mona
HODGSON.
Grandmother▲ of Steve
and Kim HATTEN,
Marilyn
GATEMAN, Janice and Kelly
HARRISON, Kevin
and Cathy HATTEN, and Brad and Nicole
HATTEN.
Also▲ survived by
13 great-grandchildren and 1 great-great-grandchild. Predeceased
by brothers: Ivan, Murray and Whitney and a sister: Thelma
SHULTZ.
Friends were received by the family at the Currie Funeral Home
in Chatsworth for visitation on Thursday afternoon and evening
2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m., where the funeral service was conducted
on Friday afternoon at 1 p.m. The officiating minister was Melinda
CORNFIELD.
Interment▲ took place in the Chesley cemetery. If so
desired, memorial contributions to the charity of your choice
would be appreciated by the family.
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THOMPSON/THOMSON/TOMPSON/TOMSON,
Olive
Patricia (née
SHURETY) (1916-2007)
Died unexpectedly in Vancouver on Sunday January 7. Predeceased
by husband Ken, and her five sisters, she leaves three children
(Judy, Susan, and John), five grandchildren, and six great-grandchildren.
Memorial service in Vancouver on January 10. An independent-minded
woman who loved to read, she will be missed by all her family
and Friends.
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LIBBY,
John▼ “Jack&rdquo
Of Lions head passed away peacefully at Golden Dawn Nursing Home
on Sunday, June 3, 2007 in his 88th year. Cherished father of
Barbara (Randle)
BROWN of Lion's head and special friend and
grandfather of Matthew
BROWN of Toronto. He will be sadly missed
by his sister Georgina (Doug)
SHURGOLD of St. Catharines and
sister-in-law Mary Jane
LIBBY of Toronto. John spent many hours
playing cards and Jim
PETERMAN has lost a true friend and opponent.
John was predeceased by his wife
Ruth,▼ parents Katie
(DUKE) and
Clarence LIBBY, his brother Al
LIBBY and his sisters Grace
LIBBY,
Lillian OLDS and Geraldine
CONRON.
Cremation has taken place.
There will be a graveside service at Eastnor Cemetery, Lion's
head on Saturday, June 16, 2007 at 2: 00 p.m. with Pastor Billy
STRACHAN officiating. Arrangements entrusted to the George Funeral
Home, Wiarton. Donations made to the Golden Dawn Nursing Home
would be appreciated by the family as expressions of sympathy.
Condolences may be sent to the family at www.georgefuneralhome.com
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LIBBY,
John▲ "
Jack"
Of Lions head passed away peacefully at Golden Dawn Nursing Home
on Sunday, June 3, 2007 in his 88th year. Cherished father of
Barbara (RANDLE)
BROWN of Toronto and special friend and grandfather
of Matthew
BROWN of Toronto. He will be sadly missed by his sister
Georgina (Doug)
SHURGOLD of St. Catharines and sister-in-law
Mary Jane LIBBY of Toronto. John spent many hours playing cards
and many have lost a true friend and opponent. John was predeceased
by his wife
Ruth,▲ parents Katie
(DUKE) and Clarence
LIBBY, his
brother Al
LIBBY and his sisters Grace
LIBBY,
Lillian
OLDS and
Geraldine CONRON.
Cremation has taken place. There will be a
graveside service at Eastnor Cemetery, Lion's head on Saturday,
June 16, 2007 at 2: 00 p.m. with Pastor Billy
STRACHAN officiating.
Arrangements entrusted to the George Funeral Home, Wiarton. Donations
made to the Golden Dawn Nursing Home would be appreciated by
the family as expressions of sympathy. Condolences may be sent
to the family at www.georgefuneralhome.com
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SHUSTER,
Pauline (née
MILEC)
94 years, died in Leamington on Monday, August 6, 2007. Born
in Soljani near the Sava River in Yugoslavia, moved to Pivnice
on Danube in the 1920's. She was a baker's daughter, who married
Jerry M. SHUSTER in 1934. She loved dancing to Blue Danube and
other Johan Straus Waltzes. They came to Leamington in 1938 for
a better future for their family, thus they avoided World War 2
Tito Communism; Milosevic terror. Stressing education and hard
work they raised 5 children: Diane
WESTLAKE and husband Joel,
Jerry SHUSTER and the late Joy, Milan
SHUSTER and wife
Helina,
Lily Shuster
HINCE and husband Tom, Ruth
STACEY and husband John.
Loving grandmother of Jeffrey, Tonya, Tyler, Torin, Marina, Mark,
Kurt, the late Karla, Ethan, Stephanie, Dennis and great-grandmother
of Jessica, William, Jack, Katherine, Zoe, Esme, Maximillian,
River and Alyssa. The only Liberal in the family, she adored
Trudeau. She loved to cook (best fried chicken and lemon cake
in the world), wash, iron clothes, God and her church. She left
us embroidered feather pillows and duvets from feathers she plucked
herself. She was predeceased by her husband Jerry. Special thanks
to the staff at First West at the Sun Parlor Home. We will always
be grateful to the late Doctor Lawrence for the great care he gave
to her. We will continue to enjoy life mother -- just like you
taught us! Visiting at the Reid Funeral Home, 14 Russell Street,
Leamington (519-326-2631) on Thursday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral
Service to celebrate Pauline's life at the FGT Family Church,
285 Talbot Street East, Leamington on Friday, August 10, 2007
at 11 a.m. Interment Evergreen Memorial Park Cemetery, Leamington.
Memorial donations may be made by cheque to the Crohn's and Colitis
Foundation. Friends may send condolences at www.reidfuneralhome.ca
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SHUSTER o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-09-06 published
SHUSTER,
Fay (née
FLEXER)
Peacefully, after a dignified struggle, on Monday, September 3,
2007. Wife of the late Samuel. Daughter of the late Sarah and
the late Jacob
FLEXER.
Beloved mother and mother-in-law of Anne,
Ellie and Earl Gordon, Matthew and Cheryl. Cherished Bubbie of
Elizabeth, Stephen, Jay and Danny. Dear sister and sister-in-law
of Connie and the late Abel
SELICK,
Massey and the late Bernard
FLEXER, the late Alec (Ellis)
FLEXER and sister-in-law of Sollie
SHUSTER and the late Faigie
STEIN.
Fay will be lovingly remembered by Abie Tebovici and her family
and Friends. The family would like to thank her caregivers Vidia,
Renee and Shirley for their love and devotion. Thank you to the
doctors, nurses and staff at Maimonides Geriatric Centre for
their outstanding care. Funeral Service from Paperman and Sons,
3888 Jean Talon West, Montreal on Thursday, September 6 at 10 a.m.
Shiva at her daughter's home in Montreal. Shiva in Toronto beginning
Sunday, September 9 from 7: 30 p.m. through Tuesday, September 11
at Matthew's home, 36 Greenland Road, Toronto. Contributions
in Fay's memory may be made to the Cummings Centre for Seniors
514-342-1234 x7373.
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SPETTER,
Anne
On Tuesday, December 11, 2007 at Baycrest. Anne
SPETTER, devoted
wife of the late Oscar
SPETTER.
Beloved mother and mother-in-law
of Erwin and Gayle, Joyce and Howard
SIMMONS, and Joel
SHUSTER.
Treasured grandmother of Matthew and Heather, Jason and Meredith,
Todd and Adina, Sam, Teddy and Martha, and Bryn. Doting great-grandmother
of Lyla, Jadyn, Corrie, and Maia. Dear sister and sister-in-law
of Sara and the late Jack, Philip, Mary, Pauline, and Jean. Loving
aunt. Bubbie Anne lived and loved life and her family for 98 glorious
years. At Benjamin's Park Memorial Chapel, 2401 Steeles Avenue
West (three lights west of Dufferin), for service on Wednesday,
December 12th at 10: 00 a.m. Interment Sunnyside Lodge section
of Mt. Sinai Memorial Park. Shiva 169 Cooks Mill Crescent, Maple.
Memorial donations may be made to the Anne Spetter Memorial Fund,
c/o The Benjamin Foundation, 3429 Bathurst Street, M6A 2C3, 416-780-0324
or www.benjamins.ca.
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SHUTE o@ca.on.grey_county.owen_sound.the_sun_times 2007-08-13 published
BOWDEN,
Kelly
Donn
At his home in Owen Sound on Friday, August 10, 2007. In his
39th year, Kelly Donn
BOWDEN, loving
son of Donn
BOWDEN and his
wife Connie
(Nee
SHUTE.)
Loving father of Brittany. Loved brother
of Hope and her husband Jeff
SHOTT, and Tracy and her husband
Brad BENNETT.
Loving uncle of Brock, and Amber. Loved grand_son
of Gloria (Mrs. Archie
SHUTE.)
Remembered by his uncles, aunts
and cousin. A private family service was held at Breckenridge-Ashcroft
Funeral
Home.
Doctor Brad
CLARK officiating. As a expression of
sympathy, donations to Addictions Ontario, 236 Victoria Street
North, Unit 1, Kitchener, Ontario N2H 5C8 (1-800-965-3307) would
be appreciated by the family.
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SHUTE o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-11-17 published
KIDDELL,
The
Reverend
Keith
Graham
At his home on Thursday, November 15, 2007 in his 86th year.
A dedicated man who served his community, tirelessly, as: Honorary
Assistant Minister at Anglican Church of St. Bride's, former
Pastor of many Anglican Churches in the Niagara and Etobicoke
Diocese, Padre of the Royal Canadian Legion as well as the Etobicoke
and Toronto Fire Departments, Chaplain of the Port Credit Yacht
Club, former School Trustee and Chairperson for the Etobicoke
Board of Education, and Veteran R.C.A. - World War 2. Loving
husband of Marion
MATHEWS and dear father of Peter and wife
Wendy
of Calgary, Alberta and the late Elizabeth (Betsy)
KIDDELL.
Cherished
grandfather "Bomp" of Lennon
SHUTE,
Tokio
WEBSTER and Louis
KIDDELL
as well as step grandchildren Brianne and Kevin. Brother of the
The Reverend Canon James
KIDDELL and wife Lee of Kelowna, British
Columbia and brother of the late Robert
KIDDELL and wife
Joyce
of Camrose, Alberta. Friends will be received at the Anglican
Church of St. Bride, 1516 Clarkson Road North, Mississauga on
Tuesday from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. A service to celebrate the life
of Keith will be held on Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the church, followed
by cremation. If desired, a memorial contribution to the Primate's
World Relief and Development Fund would be greatly appreciated.
Arrangements entrusted to the G.H. Hogle Funeral Homes, Etobicoke
416-251-7531. On-line condolences may be made at www.hoglefuneralhomes.com
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SHUTLER o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-07-07 published
SHUTLER,
Richard
Jr.
(December 8, 1921-June 28, 2007)
Professor Emeritus, Simon Fraser University
Died peacefully on the evening of June 28th in the arms of his
wife Jamie at Saint Paul's Hospital, Vancouver, after having had
a stroke the same morning. Richard is survived by his second
wife Jamie
EVRARD, his first wife Mary Elizabeth 'Betty'
SHUTLER
with whom he had three children, sons John Hall and Richard Burnett,
granddaughter Tessa Marie
HOPLIN
(James,) and sister Muriel Ericson
(Roger) and predeceased by his daughter Kathryn
ALLICE. A happy
man who deeply loved and was loved by his family and Friends,
Richard had a generous, collegial temperament and wide ranging
interests in the field of archaeology and way beyond. Having
spent over fifty years in the field, Richard seems to have lived
many lives. Born in 1921 in Longmont, Colorado, he attended Salinas
Jr. College, then inspired by the exploits of the famous paleontologist
Roy Chapman Andrews in the Gobi desert he went on to get an Alberta
and an M.A. in anthropology at U of California, Berkeley followed
by a Ph.D. from U of Arizona in 1961. His education was interrupted
by a stint in the Aleutian Islands as a diesel mechanic with
the U.S. Army during the Second World War. Richard married Mary
Elizabeth HALL in 1951 and soon after they went off to New Caledonia
with E.W. Gifford, a legendary California archaeologist. Shortly
after Richard became intensely interested in a pottery type that
had begun to appear in some of the islands of the Pacific. This
pottery, later dubbed 'Lapita', became perhaps the foremost tool
that archeologists use in tracing man's early dispersal into
the Pacific. Richard also did extensive archeological work in
the American Great Basin, Hawaii, the Philippines where he married
his second wife
Jamie
EVRARD, an artist whom he had met in Iowa
in 1979, Vanuatu, the Gilbert Islands, Tubuai, Fefan Island,
Truk, Fiji, China and most recently, Tonga. In 2005 the French
Government feted Richard in Noumea, New Caledonia on the occasion
of the 50th anniversary of the discovery of Lapita pottery on
that island. Two books were produced in his honor and archaeologists
came from around the world to give papers in celebration of Richard's
long career in Pacific archaeology. Richard maintained an office
at Simon Fraser University until he died. Richard had many interests
outside of archeology and especially enjoyed travelling to Italy
with Jamie, buying and restoring a villa there, and collecting
fresh figs. Richard lovvd expeditions, anything yellow, the opera,
the novels of Joseph Conrad and Somerset Maugham, mango pudding,
the paintings of Camille Pissarro and Picasso's huge steel sculptures,
secret pockets in travel clothing, the Oakland Raiders, Beethoven's
symphonies, chocolate milk shakes, Tiger Woods, and his gigantic
and devoted cat Boodles. A memorial service will be held at 4: 30 p.m.
on Thursday, September 20th at Simon Fraser University Harbour
Centre, 515 West Hastings Street, Vancouver, British Columbia Gifts
in Richard's memory gratefully received by the Healthy Heart
Program at Vancouver General Hospital and University of British
Columbia Hospital Foundation, 855 W. 12th Ave., Vancouver, British
Columbia V5Z 1M9. Walkey and Company Funeral Directors, 604-738-0006.
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STERLING,
Margaret (née
SHUTTLEWORTH)
Born in the Village of Rydal Bank, in her 88th year passed away
peacefully in Owen Sound Hospital with her family at her side
on September 7, 2007. Beloved wife of the late Athol (Joe)
STERLING
beloved mother of Beverley
LEWIS and Patricia
TYLER; beloved
grandmother of David, Cheryl, Donna, Robert, Christine, Eva
Steven and April and re-united grand_son John; beloved great-grandmother
of 16. Margaret was a lifelong and dedicated member of the United
Church of Canada and had been a prior Chairman for the Canadian
Cancer Society in the Township of Georgina. A Funeral Service
will be held at Jerrett Funeral Home - 660 Kennedy Rd. Scarborough,
Ontario (between Eglinton and St. Clair Aves. E.) On Monday,
September 10, 2007 at 2: 00 p.m. with visitation one hour prior
in the Funeral Home Chapel. In lieu of flowers, donations to
the Charity of your choice. Steadfast always and full of joy.
She will be forever in our hearts. “We Love You&rdquo
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