Obituary announcement for old comrade Mike Hammer

The family announces with sorrow the passing of “Mike” Harald Hammer on July 14th/ 2017. Mike passed away peacefully at his home with his beloved wife Sue and family by his side. Mike was born on 5 June 1945 in Ansbach, Bavaria, Germany to Willi and Charlotte Hammer. He was the eldest of two children. He immigrated to Canada with his Mother in October 1952 to rejoin his Father who was already working in Geraldton. He began his extensive career in the Canadian Armed Forces in 1962, at the age of 17. He moved up threw many different ranks and titles and has seen the world over. Upon his retirement from the Military in September 1985, he held the title of Acting Warrant Officer with his main vocation as a Meteorology Technician. Mike returned to Geraldton that same year to take care of his aging parents and began his second career with the Municipality as the By-Law enforcement Officer. As the years went on, being the man he was, with a strong work ethic and discipline, he was able to take on more diverse roles with the Municipality. He became the chief building official, municipal planner and oversaw the six fire departments within the communities of Greenstone. Mike was a man of integrity, considerate and meticulous. He was very devoted to the people of this community. He had a very nice way with people, and prided himself on being very respected by and respectful towards other. Mike grew up in Geraldton and had an impeccable memory, which served him well as he was often called upon to share historical facts about the history of Greenstone. Survived by his wife, Sue & his little buddies, Boo and Molly, who will miss him always and forever. His son Lawson, (Stacey) and grandson, Kash of Windsor, N. S. His sister, Elizabeth of North Bay. His niece Charlotte (Rob Gaudreau), their children Ben and Paige of North Bay. His nephew Heintje Andreason (Julie), their children Maddie and Carter of Orleans, On. Sue’s family, Claudette (Roger Beauvais) of Nakina. Claude (Jane) of Thunder Bay, Theresa (Dave Strangway) of Nakina, Margie (Gilbert Rondeau), Yvonne (Yves Bernard), Steve, Germaine (Dennis Koevoet), all of Geraldton. Georgette Abraham of Nakina; Donna (Poncho Milkovich) of Bradford, On. He also leaves behind numerous nieces & nephews, who will miss “Uncle Mike” dearly. Predeceased by his parents, Willi and Charlotte Hammer; his mother in law, Georgette Abraham; his brother in law, Donnie and wife, Brenda. As per Mike’s wishes, cremation has taken place. In accordance to his wishes no funeral services will be held. A private celebration of Mike’s life and interment at Pine Grove Cemetery will take place at a later date.  See link https://goo.gl/d5YRSp

 

Obituary announcement for club member Len Hicks LM580

Hicks, Leonard Frank

Raised in Upper Dover, New Brunswick and died peacefully with family by his side at Kingston General Hospital on Monday, July 10th, 2017 in his 77th year. Beloved husband of Gerdie for 54 years. Father to Brenda ( Robert), John, and Leanca (Jeff). Grandfather to Cody, Eric, Deanna, and Jenna. Devoted fan of the Montreal Canadians.

Leonard joined the Canadian Armed Forces in 1959, served his Country in Germany, Egypt, and after 28 years he and Gerdie were able to retire young and enjoy cottage life, Len's passion for fishing, and travel.

An intelligent man who was also a skilled handyman, Len always gave great advice and help.

Following Len's wishes, a private family memorial service with internment will take place following cremation.

Your memory burns bright in our hearts, and as long as we remember you, you will live on. Go your way in peace.

Obituary notice for club member Ian White LM904

Ian White passed away 17 May 2017 in Madiera Park BC
From Jim Troyanek: Ian had moved from Canora SK and was a member of
Pac Sigs.  Also from Paul Wagner:  He was with me in 3 Area Sigs Sqn/744 Comm Regt
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Obituary announcement for old comrade Orest Fedorychka

November 2, 1942 – July 1, 2017 It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our dear father. Orest was born on November 2, 1942 in Melfort, SK to Andrew and Anna (Dobrowolsky) Fedorychka. He grew up on the family farm, and at age 16 decided to leave home and begin his incredible 50+ year career in the construction industry with a brief detour of 3 years to serve in the army. Dad achieved many successes in his life and career. He loved his work and took great pride in getting the job done right. He also loved his 3 girls and grandchildren. Dad was predeceased by his parents and grandson Alex Herbel. Left to mourn are Michelle Herbel, Debbie (Tim) Wilkinson, and Jennifer (Kevin) Brinco along with 5 grandchildren, Shelby (James), Emily, Josie, Chloe and Andy. Funeral Service Monday July 10 2017, 10:00AM Trinity Funeral Home Chapel 10530 116 Street, Edmonton AB Click here to Reply or Forward 0.14 GB (0%) of 15 GB used Manage Terms - Privacy Last account activity: 6 minutes ago Details

Obituary announcement for old comrade CAPTAIN (RET'D) NORA ODETTE-MACKAY (TEL OP 212, COMM OP 213 & CELE 42)

Nora Margaret Odette-MacKay
Sept 5, 1951 - June 28, 2017

It is with tremendous sadness that the family announces the passing of Nora Odette-MacKay after a battle with cancer.

She is survived by her husband Rick MacKay, Westmeath; sisters Leslie (late Walter) Berezowsky, Edmonton, AB; & JoAnne Odette (Steve Wagner), West Vancouver, BC; and many nieces, nephews, cousins & many long time friends.  Nora was predeceased by her father Elmer Odette (1991), mother Ruth Odette (nee Cragg) (2001), and sisters Gwen (late Norman) Melnyk (1974), Jacqueline Odette (1982) & Yvonne (Jim) Fisher (2014).  
 
Nora was born in Peace River, AB and after high school she worked in Edmonton as an A&W carhop before being transferred to Oakville, ON to manage an outlet.  From there she enlisted in the CAF serving Canada in Communications as a Teletype Operator.  Nora was a Captain when she retired from the CAF with 35 years of service.  Nora looked forward to retirement with Rick at their Ottawa Valley home in Westmeath.  

Visitation will be held at the Malcolm, Deavitt & Binhammer Funeral Home, 141 Renfrew St., Pembroke on Sunday, July 2, 2017 from 2-5:00 p.m.  A Memorial Service will be held at St. Andrew's United Church, 2047 Westmeath Rd., Westmeath on Tuesday, July 4, 2017 at 10:30 a.m.  In lieu of flowers, donations to the Canadian Cancer Society or the charity of choice would be appreciated.

Nora's obituary and accompanying online 'Guest Book' can be viewed at:

  http://mdbfuneralhome.com/tribute/details/2045/Nora-Odette-MacKay/obituary.html#tribute-

Obituary announcement for Joanne Mann wife of club member George Mann

Obituary for Joanne Mann

On Thursday, November 24, 2016, Joanne Louise Mann, age 77 years, passed away at the Brandon Regional Health Centre. Joanne was born on February 18, 1939 at Regina, Saskatchewan. The family lived in Kingston, Ottawa, Ontario, Fort McMurray, Alberta and Regina, Saskatchewan, as Joanne's father served in the military. After completing her education, Joanne worked for the Federal Government in Kingston, Ontario and Shilo, Manitoba. She was a member of the Eastern Star and the Ladies Shrine Club. Along with going for dinner with the girls, once a week, Joanne enjoyed bowling, golfing, curling, cards, cruising and holidays south. Joanne will be deeply missed by her husband George; sons, Brian (Valarie) and Stephen (Sherrie); grandchildren Daniel and Jordan and great-grandchild, Noel. The Ceremony to Celebrate Joanne's Life took place at Memories Chapel on Wednesday, November 30, 2016. Urn Bearers were Brian Mann, Stephen Mann, George Mann and Ken Furnell. Interment was at the Brandon Cemetery. A reception followed at the Masonic Lodge. Donations in memory of Joanne may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society, 415-1st Street, Brandon, Manitoba R7A 2W8.

Obituary announcement for old comrade Jim Burns

James "Jim" Burns (Ret.) Cpt.

1938-2017

                   

       

James "Jim" Burns, of Fredericton, NB, passed peacefully in his sleep at his home on the 31st day of May, 2017.  Born on May 21, 1938 in New Liskeard, ON, he was the son of the late George and Hilda (Pratt) Burns and husband of the late Theresa Burns.
On May 21st, 1954 James M.G. Burns began his Naval Career at HMCS Carleton, Ottawa, ON and served on several ships including HMCS, Cramby, Stadacona, Cornwallis, Haida, MicMac and Sioux. In September, 1961 he joined the Royal Canadian Army in the Corps of Signals. He continued his distinguished career as Detachment Commander of Comm Squads at Kingston, ON, Moosonee, ON, Chatham, NB and Camp Debert, NS. After retiring from the Canadian Army in 1980, Jim was enrolled and commissioned Captian, serving as Commanding Officer of 875 Antigonish Lions Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron, until 1990, and was also District Commander Royal Canadian Legion Zone #5. His dedication to his comrades continued to his last breath as Service Officer to Royal Canadian Legion Branch #4, Fredericton, NB. Throughout his life, he received many well deserved honours and awards. He was the city of Fredericton's unsung hero in 2012.
Jim loved painting with oils, sketching, calligraphy, and enjoyed being a member of the Fredericton Society of Artists.
Jim is survived by an estranged son; his daughter, Katheryn Burns (Calgary, AB); grandchildren, Justin, Amanda, Ashten and Ava; great-granddaughters, Kiara Elizabeth and Isabella Katheryn; sister-in-law, Pauline; nephews, George (Nadia) and Robert (Calgary, AB); nieces, Lisa, Bonnie-Lynn and Tina (Edmonton, AB).
In addition to his parents and spouse, Jim was predeceased by his sister, Margaret (Jim) as well as his brother, George.
There will be no visitation by Jim's request. The Royal Canadian Legion Branch # 4 will be holding a tribute service on Thursday, June 8 at 7 PM at McAdam's Funeral Home, immediately followed by a Memorial Service in the J.A. McAdam Memorial Chapel with Rev. Lisa Greenwood officiating. A reception will be held following the service at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch # 4, 199 Queen St, Fredericton, NB.
For those who wish, memorial contributions may be made to the Royal Canadian Legion Branch # 4.

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