HEARNDEN, Clifford Lloyd -Died peacefully in his 82nd year at Carleton Place Hospital Ontario, on the morning of Thursday October 25 2018 after a fight with Cancer. He bravely and stoically accepted his fate. His lifelong partner Ellen Hearnden of 61.5 years, was by his side until his last day. Cliff is survived by his wife Ellen Hearnden (nee Stephenson), his son Stanley Hearnden, and daughters Joanne Leavoy, Janice Lloyst and Joyce Hearnden-Kerridge. Cliff often spoke of the wonderful life he was blessed with and that he had no regrets. His last wishes were for cremation, as he simply wanted to go out of this world knowing,“ I did it my way”. He was very proud of his life accomplishments and will be sorely missed by his family and by those who knew him. Any donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated. An RCCS Soldier Apprentice aka Green Monster in Kingston Vimy Barracks class E-6 Troop graduated in 1954 went on to a rewarding and successful 35 year career of many postings across Canada including Europe (Germany). These posting highlights saw him jumping out of perfectly serviceable aircraft while in the Airborne Regiment, writing at the rank of Sergeant the very first Canadian Supplement Voice Procedure Manual, and as a Major after being commissioned from the ranks (CFR) years earlier, completion of trade analysis work at (DMOS) for which he would have influence for the amalgamation of the Radio Operator and Teletype trades years later. He deployed on missions to the Congo and Damascus Syria. These are Just a few highlights of many accomplishments for Cliff's career in the CAF. VVV13313855
Tuesday, November 27, 2018
Friday, November 16, 2018
Obituary notice for club member Edward Byam LM224
Edward J. BYAM (October 09, 1925-October 24, 2018
Ed passed away peacefully on Oct 24th, after 93 years of living life to its absolute fullest. Husband to Joan, proud Father to Jeff, Gary and Ray. Father in law to Katherine and Theresa, and dear Grandad to Emily and Sarah. He was a highly decorated WW2 and Canadian Army veteran and a world traveller who commanded at least 12 languages. He was never one to shy away from an adventure or a microphone and his personality and generosity were the size of a planet Earth: a place he explored with passion and zeal. He will be sorely missed by his family and all those that were fortunate enough to meet him. Many thanks to the staff at the Priory for taking such kind care of "Eddie". A celebration of life will be held later in the new year.
Published in the Times Colonist , Victoria BC from Oct 31 to Nov 1, 2018
Ed passed away peacefully on Oct 24th, after 93 years of living life to its absolute fullest. Husband to Joan, proud Father to Jeff, Gary and Ray. Father in law to Katherine and Theresa, and dear Grandad to Emily and Sarah. He was a highly decorated WW2 and Canadian Army veteran and a world traveller who commanded at least 12 languages. He was never one to shy away from an adventure or a microphone and his personality and generosity were the size of a planet Earth: a place he explored with passion and zeal. He will be sorely missed by his family and all those that were fortunate enough to meet him. Many thanks to the staff at the Priory for taking such kind care of "Eddie". A celebration of life will be held later in the new year.
Published in the Times Colonist , Victoria BC from Oct 31 to Nov 1, 2018
Monday, November 5, 2018
Notice of passing old comrade Col (Retd) Humphrey Sheridan
Club member Jim Hueglin has notified us of the passing of old comrade Col (Retd) Humphrey Sheridan. He passed away suddenly , at the Ottawa Heart Institute, on 23 October 2018 at 81 years of age.. A retired Colonel (Signasl/C&E). Loving husband to Kathleen (Wismath). Proud father of Paul (Heather Johnson), Judy (Rob Hardie), and Michael (Shelley Robinson). Dear son of the late Walter and Muriel Sheridan of Elliot Lake, and brother to the late(Jeanne) of Uxbridge, the late Russell of Elliot Lake, the late Ann (Dick McCutcheon) of Sault Ste Marie, David (Vivian) of Fort Erie. Born and raised in Timmins, and a graduate of the Royal Military College in Kingston, He maintained close friendships with many of his classmates throughout his life. Humphrey and Kathleen raised their three children while moving to a variety of military postings around the world, finally settling in Ottawa, to enjoy a retirement filled with golf, gardening and reading. A celebration of life will be announced at a later time. In memoriam donations to the Ottawa Heart Institute, of a charity of your choice, appreciated by the family, condolences and sharing memories at
www.arbormemorial.com/en/kelly-walkley
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Friday, October 12, 2018
Notice of Passsing Maureen Dukes, wife of Bill Dukes, LM656
We have been notified that Maureen Dukes, wife of Bill Dukes, LM656 passed away on 11 Oct 2018 in their hometown of Parksville, BC. Obituary notice follows:
MAUREEN CAROLINE DUKES On Thursday, October 11 the angels came down and rescued my darling wife from her life of endless pan and suff ering. Our family will be forever indebted to the staff of Trillium Lodge who helped make Maureen’s last 30 days since entering Trillium very comfortable with their very professional empathetic & loving care. We will not forget how terrifi c Nicole and Bobby were with her and her husband Bill especially on her last day. Maureen’s life these last couple of years at home was greatly enhanced by the wonderful assistance provided by VIHA home support staff and we will forever be thankful for everything that they did for her. Our family’s lives were greatly enriched these past 37 years since my beloved Maureen joined our family exposing us to her design/decorating/fashion and cooking skills. Maureen is survived by husband Bill (and their beloved Maggie) and his four children; daughters Deborah and husband Al Fleming of Richmond, B.C., Catherine Wyle and her children Drew and Caitlin of Bracebridge, Ontario, Amy Marshall and husband Brett of Burlington, Ont. and their children Charlie and daughter Gray, son David Dukes and wife June of Sidney, B.C. She is also survived by her sister Eveline Smyth and favorite niece Jacqueline Spino and husband Michael of Hamilton, Ontario. Special thanks to Dr. Byron Ham of Surrey, B.C.; Dr. Wm. Colborne and Dr. P. Ochoa both of Nanaimo B.C. and Dr. P. Juralowicz of Parksville, B.C. As per Maureen’s wishes there will be no service locally. However, husband Bill will be taking Maureen’s ashes back to her beloved Ulster for service there. Bill will be accompanied by niece Jacqueline in the spring. She will be at eternal rest with her two sons in Movilla cemetery. To her last days their memory was very strong in her heart. Maureen was pre-deceased by her two young sons Stephen and Stuart, Sister Bett y, Brothers Hugh, Martin, Alex of Ulster and brothers Jim and wife Margaret and George and wife Doreen all of Hamilton, Ontario.C.
MAUREEN CAROLINE DUKES On Thursday, October 11 the angels came down and rescued my darling wife from her life of endless pan and suff ering. Our family will be forever indebted to the staff of Trillium Lodge who helped make Maureen’s last 30 days since entering Trillium very comfortable with their very professional empathetic & loving care. We will not forget how terrifi c Nicole and Bobby were with her and her husband Bill especially on her last day. Maureen’s life these last couple of years at home was greatly enhanced by the wonderful assistance provided by VIHA home support staff and we will forever be thankful for everything that they did for her. Our family’s lives were greatly enriched these past 37 years since my beloved Maureen joined our family exposing us to her design/decorating/fashion and cooking skills. Maureen is survived by husband Bill (and their beloved Maggie) and his four children; daughters Deborah and husband Al Fleming of Richmond, B.C., Catherine Wyle and her children Drew and Caitlin of Bracebridge, Ontario, Amy Marshall and husband Brett of Burlington, Ont. and their children Charlie and daughter Gray, son David Dukes and wife June of Sidney, B.C. She is also survived by her sister Eveline Smyth and favorite niece Jacqueline Spino and husband Michael of Hamilton, Ontario. Special thanks to Dr. Byron Ham of Surrey, B.C.; Dr. Wm. Colborne and Dr. P. Ochoa both of Nanaimo B.C. and Dr. P. Juralowicz of Parksville, B.C. As per Maureen’s wishes there will be no service locally. However, husband Bill will be taking Maureen’s ashes back to her beloved Ulster for service there. Bill will be accompanied by niece Jacqueline in the spring. She will be at eternal rest with her two sons in Movilla cemetery. To her last days their memory was very strong in her heart. Maureen was pre-deceased by her two young sons Stephen and Stuart, Sister Bett y, Brothers Hugh, Martin, Alex of Ulster and brothers Jim and wife Margaret and George and wife Doreen all of Hamilton, Ontario.C.
Saturday, October 6, 2018
Obituary Notice for club member Raymond Francis Sloan LM607
Sloan,
Raymond Francis...It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of
Raymond Francis Sloan. He passed away in the early hours on Sunday,
September 30th at the age of 87 after a short, fierce battle with cancer. He
passed at home with family at his side.
Raymond
is survived by his wife of 65 years, Lorriane Doraline Sloan, his son and his
three daughters. Ralph Kimberley Sloan (Gwen) Squamish, B.C, Mary Camille
Breitman (Oren) Vancouver, B.C, Danette Lorraine Pruden (Wayne) Trenton, O.T.
and Jacqueline Crista Genereux (Glen) Coquitlam, B.C. and his two sisters, Mary
Camille Downey (James) Hollisten, Mass. and Barbara Anne LaBrie, Uxbridge,
Mass. Raymond was the beloved grandfather (Papa) to nine grandchildren,
and five great grandchildren. He now rests on Mount Calvary in Trenton with his
pre-deceased daughter, Heidi Rae Sloan and his grandson, Christopher Raymond
Sloan.
Raymond
was born in Glace Bay, Nova Scotia. He proudly served in the Canadian Armed
Forces for 35 years. He began his career with the Royal Canadian Signal Corps in
Kingston, Ontario in 1951. He fought in the Korean War in 1951 and was with
the United Nations in the middle east in 1957.
The family will receive friends at the Weaver West, 170 Dundas Street, Trenton on Wednesday, October 3, 2018 from 7-9 pm with Legion Memorial service to take place that evening at 6:45 pm. Funeral Mass will be held at St. Peters Church on Thursday, October 4th, 2018 at 11:00 am. Father Francis Zambon officiating. Interment at Mount Calvary Cemetery. Online condolences at www.weaverfuneralhomes.com or direct to family via email mcbreitman@gmail.come east in 1957.
The family will receive friends at the Weaver West, 170 Dundas Street, Trenton on Wednesday, October 3, 2018 from 7-9 pm with Legion Memorial service to take place that evening at 6:45 pm. Funeral Mass will be held at St. Peters Church on Thursday, October 4th, 2018 at 11:00 am. Father Francis Zambon officiating. Interment at Mount Calvary Cemetery. Online condolences at www.weaverfuneralhomes.com or direct to family via email mcbreitman@gmail.come east in 1957.
Tuesday, August 7, 2018
Obituary notice for club member JRP "Ray" Carriere LM500
Monday, August 6, 2018
Notice of passing old comrade BGen (Retd) Dick Gentles
Club member Clay Samis has notified us that he has learned of the passing of old comrade BGen (Retd) Dick Gentles in early July of 2018 in New Zealand. BGen (Retd) Gentles had moved to New Zealand upon retirement.
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