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Obituaries and Guest Books for 01/07/2006

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Abel, David
ABEL, David Charles Passed away peacefully at age 69 on December 10, 2005 at
RJH. Predeceased by son Michael, survived by wife Diana, daughter Laura,
grandchildren John, David, Laurel, sister Dorothy Memorial gathering will be
held at Saanichton Fair Grounds on Saturday, January 14th, 2006 at 2:00 p.m.
In lieu of flowers please make donations to the Heart & Stroke Foundation.
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Angus, Kathleen "Kay"
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ANGUS, Kathleen (Kay) Elizabeth 1917 2006 At home, on January 1, 2006.
Predeceased by her husband David Angus (1990), brother Jack Grogan and her
parents Elza and Leo Grogan. She will be profoundly missed by her children
David (Susan), Jack (Lesley), Jamie, Kate (Will), Barney, Sarah (Alan) and
Michael (Jocelyn) and by her 20 grandchildren Sasha, David, Jenny, Eric,
Lisa, Briony, Lindsay, Hilary, Justin, Caroline, Nick, Alison, Rory,
Georgia, Bridget, Elspeth, Sarah, Lucy, Jillian and Rosie, and two
great-grandchildren Finnegan and Madeleine. Kay's compassion, strength of
character and intelligence defined her life and inspired others. She had man
y hobbies and interests from tennis, boating, alpine gardening, opera,
attending university courses, croquet club and reading, to business and
current affairs that made her a delightful companion and role model to us
all. The funeral will be held in Victoria at Christ Church Cathedral, 912
Vancouver St. (corner of Quadra St. and Rockland Ave.) at 2:00 p.m. Tuesday,
January 10, 2006. Reception to follow. In memoriam, donations may be made to
a charity of one's choice. 191187
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Black, Kenneth R.
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BLACK, Kenneth R. Born April 5, 1935 in Glasgow and moved to Canada in 1959,
died on December 22, 2005. He leaves behind his wife, Nancy, daughter and
son-in-law, Teresa and Todd Troyer and granddaughter, Robyn, son and
daughter-in-law Ian and Shannon Black and granddaughters, Emily and Fiona.
He also leaves behind his brother, Frank and family in Scotland. Many thanks
go to Dr. Brian Weinerman, the staff and volunteers for all their support
during his treatment at the Cancer Clinic. A gathering for family, friends
and colleagues will be held on Tuesday, January 10 at 2:00 p.m. at the
Victoria Curling Club on Quadra Street. 191294
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Brillinger, Jennie
BRILLINGER, Jennie Elizabeth Born at Virden, Manitoba February 16, 1908
passed away peacefully January 3, 2006 at Glenwarren Lodge, Victoria, BC.
Predeceased by her husband George, daughter Phyllis and son Calvin as well
as several grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Jennie will be lovingly
remembered by her son Mervin (Joan), daughter Florence, daughter-in-law
Margaret, her many grand, great-grandchildren and great-greatgrandchildren
as well as many friends. No service by request. A Memorial Tea will be held
in the Sands Funeral Chapel, 1803 Quadra Street, Victoria, BC on Saturday,
January 14, 2006 at 2:00 p.m. A special thanks to all the caregivers at
Glenwarren Lodge over the past 3 1/2 years. 191720
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Brown, Ola Louise
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BROWN, Ola Louise (nee Atkey) April 27, 1912 January 1, 2006 Ola was born in
Roblin, Manitoba; brought up, married and had two children in Saskatchewan;
then on to Pullman, Washington; and finally to Victoria. She was predeceased
by her husband, Percy Brown, and her son, Kent Brown. She leaves behind her
daughter, Diane Goodrich, and grandsons, Tim in Alaska and Ian in Vancouver,
Washington. Her daughter-in-law, Annette, and granddaughters, Debbie, Cindy
and Dannie, are in Saskatchewan. Many other family members will miss her
warmth, wit and love. We would like to express our sincere appreciation to
the staff of Mount St. Mary's Hospital for enhancing and supporting the
lives of both, Ola, as well as her daughter, Diane. There will be a
Celebration of Life service to be held in the chapel of Mount St. Mary's
Hospital on Saturday, January 14, 2006 at 3:00 pm. In lieu of flowers,
donations can be made to the Mount St. Mary's Hospital Foundation, 861
Fairfield Road, Victoria, B.C., V8V 5A9. 192317
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Farr, Marguerite
FARR, Marguerite Annie Passed away quietly in Abbottsford, BC on December
16, 2005. Predeceased by her husband, William in 1993, she will be lovingly
remembered by her 2 daughters, Louise (Kirk) Hollier and Kathy (Don)
Jackson; 2 sons, James and Bill; 5 grandchildren, Mark, Neil, Andrew, Allen
and Amanda. A memorial service will be held at First Memorial Funeral
Chapel, 1155 Fort Street on Monday, January 9 at 2:00 P.M. If desired,
donations in Marguerite's memory may be made to a charity of your choice.
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Gigliotti, Maria
GIGLIOTTI, Maria (nee Mancuso) Maria Gigliotti passed away peacefully on
January 5, 2006 at the Aberdeen Centre in Victoria, where she had been
convalescing for the last few months. Maria was born on May 6, 1920 in the
small town of Cicala, Italy. She was one of five sisters and they all
survived the Second World War with remarkable resourcefulness. After the
war, she married Pasquale Gigliotti from a nearby town in 1946. They later
emigrated to Montreal, Canada in 1954 in search of a better life. In 1975,
the family moved to Victoria, BC, where her husband established the Maple
Leaf Barber Shop on Blenkinsop Road and they all enjoyed a new "West Coast"
life. Maria has always worked hard to support the family and was the
"magnet" for regular gatherings of family and friends. She is survived by
her husband Pasquale; two sons, Frank and Peter (Giselle) and her
granddaughter, Tania. All of the other sisters have passed away, except one
(Angelina) living in Niagara Falls, Ontario. Prayers will be offered in
MCCALL BROS. FLORAL CHAPEL, Johnson and Vancouver Streets, on Tuesday,
January 10th at 7:00 p.m. The Funeral Service will be conducted from MCCALL
BROS. FLORAL CHAPEL on Wednesday, January 11th at 10:00 a.m., followed by a
reception in the Graham and Torrey McCall Family Centre. Entombment will
take place at the Royal Oak Mausoleum thereafter. In lieu of flowers,
tributes may be made to a charity of one's choice. Condolences may be
offered to the family at www.mccallbros.com . 192781
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Harris, Frank
HARRIS, Frank Edward It is with sadness, but also admiration of a life well
lived, that we announce the sudden passing of Frank on January 2, 2006. Many
thanks to Dr. George Forster and the nursing staff at the Royal Jubilee
Hospital. Frank was predeceased by his parents, Fred and Margaret, and is
survived by his loving family; his wife of 44 years, Phyl, son Glenn
(Martha), daughter Anne (Wayne), four adoring grandchildren, Molly, Samuel,
Justin, and Dawson, as well as a sister, Joyce and nephew Stephen (Ruth, and
sons Edward and William) in England. Born on August 16, 1919 in Capel St.
Mary, Suffolk, England, Frank attended Harlow College and then left de
Havilland Aeronautical Engineering School in 1939 to enlist in World War II,
where he fought with his artillery unit in Europe and North Africa. After
1945, Frank established a successful dry cleaning business in London before
emigrating to Canada after his parents. Settling in Victoria, he and Phyl
met and then raised their family in Oak Bay and Metchosin. Frank enjoyed a
wonderful and rewarding career, first with the Land Registry Office, and
then as the Lands Commissioner at the District of Saanich. He retired after
19 years at Saanich in 1984. Frank was an avid fisherman and passed his love
of fishing onto his children. Frank was a committed husband, father and
grandfather and a strong friend to many. His strength and integrity will be
sadly missed by all. At Frank's request, there will be no service. The
family knows that your thoughts and prayers are with them. In lieu of
flowers, donations may be made to the charity of your choice. 191297
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Hilton, William (Bill)
HILTON, William (Bill) Born Saskatoon, August 2, 1922, died January 2, 2006.
Husband, father, grandfather, great grandfather. Passionate member of the
Square and Round Dance Family. We will all miss you Bill. Private family
service will be held on January 13, 2006 after cremation. In lieu of
flowers, please support the Victoria Hospice Society, the BC Cancer
Foundation or a charity of choice. 192531
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Holiger, Charlotte
HOLIGER, Charlotte Louise 18 Aug. 1926 Jan. 5, 2006 Charlotte passed away
peacefully Thursday morning in Ganges, Salt Spring Island. Loving wife of
John Holliger, mother of Richard, Will & Dawn Clements, stepmother of Susan,
Jane & John Holliger Jr., grandmother and great grandmother, she will be
sorely missed by all whose lives she brightened. A celebration of her life
will be held in the Green Room, Harbour House hotel, Ganges, Sunday, 8 Jan.
from 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. The family would be pleased and honoured if as many of
her friends could join them in this celebration. 192917
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Holloway, Joan Cunningham
HOLLOWAY, Joan Cunningham (nee Turner) Passed away peacefully at The Oak Bay
Lodge on December 25th, 2005 aged 86 years. Joan was born in East London,
South Africa of missionary parents. In her teen years she moved to London
England to study and pursue her passion for ballet. Following a career as a
ballerina, she met and married Royal Navy officer James C. Holloway in
December 1940. Jim and Joan emigrated to Canada in 1948 and made Burlington,
Ont. their home before moving to Brentwood Bay, B.C. in 1973 then to Sidney,
BC. Joan often accompanied her late husband Jim on his well known fishing
boat Genevieve." Joan was a strong supporter of Cancer Victims and Friends"
and her long time hobby as a Beauty Counselor" contributed joy and beauty to
many lives. Joan's passing was preceded by the death of her eldest son,
Martin in 1986 and her husband Jim in 1997. She is survived by her son
Stuart in Mississauga, Ont., son Chris in Gatineau, P.Q., daughter Alix Sue
in Vancouver, B.C. and grandchildren David in San Francisco, CA and Jenny in
Portland, OR. Joan is also remembered by her nieces and nephews in England
and her beloved South Africa. The family wishes to thank the staff of the
Oak Bay Lodge for the wonderful care of their dear mother and grandmother.
In lieu of flowers, donations to the Oak Bay Lodge in Victoria, in Joan's
memory, would be greatly appreciated. A Celebration of Life for Joan will be
held at St. Andrew's Anglican Church, 9691 4th St., Sidney on Monday,
January 16, 2006 at 1:00 pm. 190243
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Hone, Dr. David
HONE, Dr. David William Passed away peacefully on January 4th, 2006 after a
long illness. Born in Bond Head, Ontario, the son of a United Church
minister, he lived in many communities throughout Southern Ontario. After
graduating from the University of Western Ontario he served in the Royal
Navy as a Lieutenant (radar) until 1945. After the war he received a Ph.D.
in nuclear physics from McGill University. For the next 10 years he worked
for Atomic Energy Canada Ltd. in Chalk River and was directly involved in
the research and development of Canada's early nuclear reactors. Moving the
family west, he taught at Royal Roads Military College from 1961-1981,
during which time he participated in the development of the TRIUMF project
at UBC. He was a keen, experimental golfer, and a member of Royal Colwood
Golf Club from 1962 until the time of his passing. He leaves behind his
loving wife of 55 years, Tappy, sons Douglas (Donna) and Andy (Jennifer),
and his daughter Barbara. He is also survived by his sister Elizabeth,
brother Robert, and the grandchildren he cherished, Nicholas and Christopher
Hone and Matthew, Heather and David Clark. He will be sadly missed and
fondly remembered as a kind and generous man, a loving father, and an
independent spirit. Many thanks to the wonderfully caring staff at Hospice
as well as his attentive physicians. Flowers are gratefully declined in
favour of support for the Victoria Hospice Society, 3rd Floor, Richmond
Pavilion, Royal Jubilee Hospital, 1952 Bay St., Victoria, B.C., V8R 1J8.
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Koenders, Harold Richard
KOENDERS, Harold Richard Parksville, B.C., died in Nanaimo General Hospital
December 29, 2005. Harold served in the R.C.A.F. 135 Fighter Squadron in
World War II, he saw service in the Aleutian Islands. Predeceased by his
wife, Hazel, he leaves a sister, Theresa McLaury, Everett, Washington;
brothers, Raymond and Zelma, Stella, Ontario and Walter and Mary,
Parksville, B.C.; eight children, Ronald and Christine, Cheryl and Arie
Winkelhorst, Lyle, Dennis and Lynda, Ruth, Joan and Tom Pickard, Alan, Glenn
and Carol; 12 grandchildren, and six great-grandchildren. Harold loved the
ocean and fishing; always had a smile and a story to tell; ready and willing
to lend a helping hand to friend, neighbour or stranger. Harold's cremated
remains will be interred at Hatley Memorial Garden, Victoria, B.C. No
service by request. 192879
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Law, Dennys
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LAW, Dennys Granville Dennys passed away suddenly in Victoria, B.C. on
December 29, 2005. He was born November 4, 1918 in Sowerby Bridge, England.
Dennys spent his childhood in Grande Prairie, Alberta. After obtaining a
degree in Chemical Engineering at the University of Alberta, he moved to
Shawinigan, Quebec, where he met his wife, Elsie. He moved to Victoria, B.C.
in 1997 where he spent the last 8 years of his life. Dennys was predeceased
by his beloved wife, Elsie of 44 years; his parents, Ernest and Hilda Law
and sister Hilda Blake. Dennys was a kind, gentle man, loving and devoted to
his family and friends. He enjoyed curling, badminton, tennis, golf and was
a member of the Oak Bay United Church and Choir. Lovingly remembered by his
son, Gerald, grandchildren, Ashley and Sabrina, sister Esther Wilson and
spouse, John, nieces and nephews. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made
to the Canadian Diabetes Association, #276 2950 Douglas Street, Victoria,
B.C. V8T 4N4. Services will be held at Oak Bay United Church, Gardiner Hall,
Granite and Mitchell, Victoria, B.C. on Tuesday, January 10, 2006 at 2 pm.
Condolences may be offered to the family at www.mccallbros.com . 191713
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Lawrason, Jean
LAWRASON, Jean With great sadness we announce the death of Jean Lawrason
(nee: Mayhew), loving wife for 63 years to Alex and mother to eight
children, seventeen grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. She gave an
enormous amount of joy and love to all, and each will have everlasting
memories of her compassion and generosity, and of her beautiful smile. Born
in 1920 in Victoria, B.C., daughter of the Hon. Robert Mayhew and Grace
Mayhew, she died peacefully of cancer on Thursday, January 5, 2006 at the
Palliative Care Unit of the Peterborough Regional Health Centre. Her
endurance during the last several months of her illness is a testament to
her strength and courage. She was an extraordinary woman. Her kindness and
warmth touched many lives. Her children are Vicki Rohn, Rob, David, June
Reneau (Doug), Barbara Shaw (Bill), Patti Blair (Jim), Alan (Janet Clewes),
and Sandra. Her grandchildren are Jake, Elke, and Max Rohn; Blair and Scott
Lawrason; Derek and Ally Reneau; Tanya Milburn, Meghan, Heather, and Patti
Shaw; Jean, John and Dan Blair; and Peter, Sarah and Emily Lawrason. Her
greatgrandchildren are Carter and Anna Rohn. Jean graduated from the
University of Toronto in 1942. She and Alex lived in Victoria and Vancouver,
B.C., and in Oakville, Pembroke, Toronto, and Lakefield, Ontario. In Toronto
she devoted long hours to Huntley Youth Services and the Big Sister Thrift
Shop, and wherever she lived she volunteered for causes and worked
tirelessly for her church. We celebrate her adventurous spirit, her sense of
humour, and her selfless devotion to her family, her church, and the causes
she supported. A Memorial Service to celebrate Jean's life will be held at
the Lakefield United Church, 47 Regent Street in Lakefield, on Monday,
January 9, at 12 noon. A reception will follow the service. If desired,
directions to the church, online condolences to the family, and donations to
Lakefield United Church or the Peterborough Regional Health Centre
Foundation many be made at www.CommunityAlternative.ca or by calling
Community Alternative Funeral Home at 705-742-1875. 192252
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Levar, Stanley (Chet)
LEVAR, Stanley (Chet) Chet passed away on January 3, 2006. He leaves his
loving family, Stan (Jean) Levar, grandchildren Dione (Dale), Patrick, Tammy
(George) Bazin, great grandchildren Erin & Emma. At Chet's request there
will be no service. Please remember him in your own special way. No flowers,
thank-you. 192759
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Moore, Hildegarde Martha
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MOORE, Hildegarde Martha February 2, 1917 December 26, 2005 Hilda Moore
passed away peacefully at the Victoria General Hospital and joins her
daughter, Carol (Rick of Vancouver), who predeceased Hilda in 1999. Hilda is
survived by Bill, her loving husband of over 56 years; her sister, Irma (Al)
of Penticton; one daughter, Marni (Doug) of Victoria; four sons, Art of
Victoria, Mike (Ursula) of Calgary, Bill (Kathy) of Victoria and Carl
(Cindy) of Calgary; and of particular importance, her seven treasured
grandchildren, Iain, Christy, Doug, Katie, Wallis, Ryan and Dylan. Hilda was
born to Rudolph and Caroline (Janke) Emke in Whedelstorf, Poland (then part
of Germany) and immigrated to Canada with her family in 1925. After growing
up in Grenfell, Saskatchewan, she graduated in 1940 from nursing at the
Winnipeg General Hospital and in 1942 became a nursing sister in the Royal
Canadian Air Force. Her wartime service included duties at the East
Grinstead Hospital in the United Kingdom, where plastic surgery was
pioneered for Allied aircrew burn victims. As Bill was a member of the Royal
Canadian Engineers, they saw continued military service throughout Western
Canada, Germany and the U.K. In 1960, Bill left the military and the family
moved to Grenfell, Saskatchewan to work the family farm with Hilda's father.
There, they raised their six children and looked after Hilda's parents. In
1982, they retired from farming and moved to Victoria to enjoy the West
Coast climate and their first grandchildren. While in Victoria, Hilda was
active as a volunteer for the Red Cross and a member of the Nursing Sisters'
Association of Canada. We will miss Hilda's love, wit and charm. A gravesite
ceremony will be held in the spring. Condolences may be sent to William A.
Moore, #18 126 Hallowell Road, Victoria, B.C. V9A 7K2. In lieu of flowers,
donations in Hilda's name may be made to the Canadian Red Cross. 191212
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Morton, Margaret
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MORTON, Margaret Bernice (nee Doyle) It is with deep sadness that the Morton
Family announces the death of our matriarch Margaret Morton at the age of 94
years. She passed away peacefully January 2, 2006 in Victoria B.C. Margaret
was born in the Forester area in Sk., August 29, 1911. The oldest of eight
children. She lived life fully. She was raised during the depression and
knew of hardship. She would tell, stories of her life on and off of the
farm, of the ice wells, the beef rings, riding horse toboggan. Margaret
married Elmer Morton in 1936. They farmed in the Tisdale, SK. area for many
years. Then retired and moved to Victoria, where they shared 60 loving years
together. Mary was predeceased by her husband Elmer, 1996, daughter Eleanor,
1989, one brother, Gordon, and three sisters, Marion, Marjory and Edna. She
leaves behind, her son Blaine, (Bernice), her grandchildren, Heather,
Valerie, Dawn, and Echo, her beloved 11 great-grandchildren. And three
brothers, Edgar, Walter, and Alan. Margaret's whole life demonstrated
creativity in her domestic skills, in her home management, and in her
handwork and sewing, especially with ultra suede. We are thankful that
Margaret retained her remarkable clarity of mind, sense of humor, and
resilient spirit until her passing. Our family would like to extend our
thanks to Berwick House for their wonderful care and support. A Memorial
Service will be held at First Memorial Chapel, 1155 Fort Street, Victoria,
B.C. on Sat. January 7th at 2 p.m. with Gordon Thurston officiating.
Cremation. In lieu of flowers, donations in Margaret's memory may be made to
Hospice, or the charity of your choice. 192059
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Nelson, F. Douglas
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NELSON, F. Douglas (Lt. Col. rtd.) Born in Montreal on February 27, 1918,
passed away peacefully December 15, 2005. A Victoria resident since 1928, he
joined the 5th Artillery as a drummer boy, later to command the Regiment.
Serving overseas in the Second World War where he was wounded, he met his
wife and lifelong love, Renee, who predeceased him in May, 2005. Left to
mourn are daughter, Christine Packford (Robert); grandsons, Kevin (Joey)
Packford and Timothy (Shelby) Packford; son, Christopher (Diana Reid);
step-grandsons, Derek and Colin Steven; and greatgrandchildren, Maddie and
Kasper Packford. Doug had a full professional career with the Department of
National Defence but his real passion was military history where he won many
national and community awards and accolades for his significant contribution
to the advancement of B.C.'s history and culture. He served on many boards
and advisory bodies including the Baden Powell Society, Boy Scouts of
Canada, Commissionaires of Canada, United Services Institute, United Way,
B.C. Museums' Association, Thermopolyae Society, and numerous heritage
advisory councils and military associations. For many years he was editor of
the Dockyard News and Honourary Base Historian, CFB Esquimalt. He was a
kind, honourable soldier whose wit and gentlemanly humour will be missed by
all. Keep on drumming dad and give Mum a hug for us. A memorial service will
be held Thursday, January 12, 2006 at 3:00 p.m. in St. Paul's Naval Garrison
Church with a reception to follow. In lieu of flowers, please make a
donation to the charity of your choice. 191281
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Orchard, Alice
ORCHARD, Alice Mary Passed away peacefully on January 1, 2006 at Victoria,
BC. Predeceased by her brothers, John and Dereck. Survived by nieces, Donna
(Bob) and Sandy (Blair); nephews, Doug(Nancy) and Jack(Marlene) A
Celebration of Life will take place at the Priory, 567 Goldstream Ave.,
Victoria, BC on Saturday, January 14 at 12:00pm. 191186
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Patton, Stephen John (Jack)
PATTON, Stephen John Jack" Born on May 25, 1923 in Mexico City and died
peacefully at his home in North Saanich surrounded by his family on Dec. 29,
2005. A memorial service will be held on January 9, 2006 at 2:00pm at First
Memorial Funeral Chapel, 4725 Falaise Drive. In lieu of flowers, donation
can be made in Jack's name to Victoria Hospice Society 1952 Bay Street
Victoria, BC V8R 1J8. 190767
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Peterson, Alma
PETERSON, Alma 1925 2005 Following a short illness, Alma passed away in her
home on Friday, December 23, 2005. Funeral Services will be held on
Saturday, January 14th, 2006 at the Lake Cowichan Pentecostal Christian
Fellowship Church, 57 King George, at 11:00 am followed by a luncheon.
Interment at Mount Prevost cemetery at 3:00 PM. Mom had a great concern for
her grandchild suffering from autism. In lieu of flowers, donations may be
made to the Autistic Society, specifically, Families for Early Autism
Treatment. F.E.A.T. of B.C., attention: Sabrina Freeman, 20641 46th Avenue,
Langley, B.C., V3A 3H8; or the Lake Cowichan Christian Fellowship, Box 423,
Lake Cowichan BC, V0R 2G0 192866
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Prier, Reverend Ethel
PRIER, Reverend Ethel May Ethel May Prier born November 9, 1920 went to be
with her Lord and Saviour on December 14, 2005. Remaining to cherish her
memory are her sister Margaret (Ralph) DeLaMare, Roblin, MB and many nieces,
nephews, cousins and friends. Ethel grew up in Roblin, MB and began her
lifelong career in ministry with the Church of the Nazarene in Saltocoats,
SK in 1942, where she co-pastored with Myrtle Moore. Later, while attending
Canadian Nazarene College, Red Deer, AB, they ministered at Innisfail. In
1951 Ethel began a co-ministry with Rev. Jessie Clerc in Wainwright, AB,
Swift Current, SK, Langley, BC and Nanaimo, BC. In 1975 she retired to
Victoria where she attended the Victoria First Church of the Nazarene and
participated in the senior's SHARPs Bible Studies and visitation. A special
thank you to Staff at Sunset Lodge who gave Ethel great care over the past
years. A memorial service will be held Tuesday, January 10, 2006 at 11:30 am
at the Victoria First Church of the Nazarene, 4277 Quadra Street, Victoria.
If you wish, donations may be made to an Endowment Fund in Ethel's name at
Nazarene University College, No 610, 833 4th Avenue SW, Calgary, AB T2P 3T5.
192389
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Ralston, Muriel
RALSTON, Muriel Winifred Born October 9th, 1918 died suddenly December 19th,
2005 at York Central Hospital in Richmond Hill, Ontario. Muriel came to
Canada in 1948 and lived in Montreal until 1970 when she moved to Victoria.
She had 35 wonderful years there and moved to Ontario in October 2005 to be
closer to her family. Muriel is predeceased by her husband Keith, and will
be sadly missed by her nephew Derek Lederer, and her nieces Trixie Postoff
and Jackie McCasey and their families (all living in Ontario) and by many
friends in Victoria. There will be a celebration of her life in Victoria in
March 2006. Because of Muriel's special love for animals we ask that
donations be made in her memory, to the animal charity of your choice.
192410
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Roberts, Kathleen Mary (Ker)
ROBERTS, Kathleen Mary (nee Ker) Beloved mother and cherished friend, Mary
passed away peacefully on December 29, 2005 at the age of 91. Predeceased by
her husband Leslie, and her sister Margaret (Peggy) Hutton, she is survived
by her daughter Linda, sister Joyce Flanagan, nieces and nephews. Mary had a
full and active life. She was born in London, England in 1914 and immigrated
to Canada with her parents Lancelot and Gladys and sister Peggy in 1921.
They settled on a farm in Sardis, BC and she grew up with a love of nature
and the outdoors. Her first teaching position was in the village of Masset
on the Queen Charlotte Islands. Later specializing in physical education,
she taught in the Fraser Valley before joining the RCAF in 1941. She was
stationed at Mossbank, Saskatchewan where she supervised physical training
exercises. After the war, she attended the University of Toronto to study
physiotherapy. She returned to Vancouver after graduation, where she
pioneered a physiotherapy program at the GF Strong Rehabilitation Centre,
and was granted a Dominion of Canada bursary to tour other rehabilitation
centres in the eastern United States. She married in 1953 and settled in
North Vancouver. Mary and Les shared over thirteen happy years of marriage
before he died suddenly in 1967. She then went to work full time at
Vancouver General Hospital. After retiring, Mary found a home that suited
her best: a cottage on Vancouver Island overlooking Baynes Sound, with a
fireplace, wood stove and room for a garden. For twenty-five years she was a
lively participant in the Union Bay community, through the local historical
society, church and seniors groups. Initially, she also worked part time as
a physio visiting patients in their homes on Hornby and Denman Islands. She
continued to learn and grow, and was still attending Elder College lectures
at the age of 90. Mary was very small in size but she was strong. She had
courage, determination and a great love of life. She gained the love and
respect of an entire community and will be deeply missed by us all. A
memorial service will be held at Union Bay United Church on Saturday,
January 14, 2006, at 1:30 p.m., with a reception following at the community
hall from 3:00 to 4:30 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations in her memory to
the Union Bay Historical Society, Box 448, Union Bay, BC, V0R 3B0, or to the
North Island College Foundation Elder College, 2300 Ryan Road, Courtenay,
BC, V9N 8N6 would be appreciated. The family would like to thank Dr.
Naaykens, Dr. Bryant, nurses and staff at St. Joseph's Hospital, Comox for
their compassionate care. 192605
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Ross, Dorothy
ROSS, Dorothy Passing on peacefully, with the loving support and permission
of her husband Alan, Dorothy M. Ross left this life on Tuesday, January 3,
2006. The loving, caring devotion that was the hallmark of Dorothy and
Alan's sixty-two year marriage resounds in their children, Sherry Buie of
Sault Ste Marie, Ontario and Hugo Ross of St Albert, Alberta and their
respective families. Dorothy willingly set aside a teaching career to anchor
Alan through over twenty-two years of RCAF postings from Ontario, to Nova
Scotia, to Alberta and back to Ontario. Then, after almost twenty years in
Regina, where Dorothy resumed her career as a teacher, Dorothy and Alan
settled in her dream home and garden in Victoria. Tulips, geraniums and
gladiolas were the pride of Dorothy's gardening interests. The family warmly
thanks the Reverend John Macquarrie and Mrs. Norah Fisher, Parish Nurse, for
their continuing and loving support. A Celebration of Dorothy's life will be
held at St Peter's Lakehill Anglican Church, 3939 St Peter's Road, Victoria,
on Monday, January 9, 2006, at 2:00 p.m." 192896
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Rowles, Irene
ROWLES, Irene Ruth Born on January 8, 1928 and died on January 4, 2006. Ruth
was predeceased by her best friend and husband of over 50 years, Larry, and
will be lovingly remembered by her daughters; Sandra (John); Janice (Doug),
Debbie (Don); nine grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. A celebration
of Ruth's life will be held at her home in Brentwood Bay, 7041 Wallace Dr.,
between 1:00pm and 5:00pm on Sunday, January 8, 2006. Many heartfelt thanks
to the Saanich Peninsula Hospital staff, the Victoria Hospice Society,
Melinda and Rich, and all of Ruth's friends who gave so much of their time
and support. In lieu of flowers, donations would be gratefully accepted by
the Victoria Hospice Society, Salvation Army Citadel, Christmas Hill, 4030
Douglas St., Victoria, BC. 192554
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SAJKO, Bara Born on September 14, 1916 in Vivodina, Croatia, died peacefully
at home on January 4, 2006 in Victoria. Predeceased by her beloved husband,
Vjekoslav (Lojza). Survived by her son, Lovro Sajko (Stefica); daughter,
Josephine Pepica Rudman (Nikola) and daughter, Anica Rudman (Milan) of
Croatia; her grandchildren, Marijan Sajko (Sandra), Mirjana Sajko, Nada
Rados (Tugo), Annie Grdic (George), Benita Rudman, Nick Rudman (Michelle),
Ruzica Dolinar (Branko) and Zvonko Rudman of Croatia; her nine
great-grandchildren, Alexsei, Stefanie, Nikola, Katica, Megan, Miranda,
Maia, Matthew and Ana of Croatia. The family would like to extend their
gratitude to the many friends who have throughout the years shared their
kindness and friendship with our "Baka". Baka will greatly missed and will
forever be remembered for her passion of gardening and for always sharing
the fruits of her labour. "Pocivaj u miru Bozjem" Prayers will be offered at
MCCALL BROS. FLORAL CHAPEL, Johnson and Vancouver Streets on Sunday, January
8, 2006 at 7:00 pm. Mass of Christian Burial will be held at St. Leopold B.
Mandic, 4081 Gordon Head Road on Monday, January 9, 2006 at 10:00 am.
Interment to follow at Royal Oak Burial Park. Condolences may be offered to
the family at www.mccallbros.com . 192942
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Shewchuk, Gayle
SHEWCHUK, Gayle July 28, 1964 January 02, 2006 Passed away peacefully on
January 2, 2006 at the Cowichan District Hospital with her close friends,
Tim and Angela at her side. She leaves behind her parents Don and Donna
Shewchuk, her brother Gord (Michelle, Cody and Tyler) and her sister Melinda
(David, Brealynne, Corey, Patrick, Raymond and Brody). She will be greatly
missed by all her friends and family. Family and friends are invited to a
tea in celebration of Gayle's life at the Providence Farm on January 14 from
2:00 to 4:00p.m. In lieu of flowers, please consider donating to Providence
Farm or a charity of your choice. Thank you to the Cowichan District
Hospital, especially the 2nd floor nursing staff and the First Memorial
Funeral Service. We will miss you Gayle. 191901
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Shymkowich, K. Dorrit
SHYMKOWICH, K. Dorrit (nee Greene) Passed away on Tuesday, January 3, 2006
at Saanich Peninsula Hospital following a brief illness. Dorrit was a 3rd
generation Saanich Pioneer, born in Victoria, December 1, 1921. She was
predeceased by her parents, her brother and husband Walter. Dorrit is
lovingly remembered by her partner Richard Williams, nephews Hedley Greene
(Anna Mae) and Mark Greene (Janice), niece Lisa Sharp (Steve) as well as
other relatives, friends and family. A memorial service was held at First
Memorial Funeral Chapel, 1155 Fort Street, Victoria on Saturday, January 7,
2006 at 10:00 a.m. Flowers are gratefully declined. Donations may be made in
Dorrit's name to Saanich Peninsula Hospital. 192790
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Soulsby, Doris
SOULSBY, Doris P. (nee Marshall) Doris was born in Victoria on Nov. 2, 1922
and died there on Wednesday Jan. 4, 2006. She was predeceased by husband
Alan and brother Gordon Marshall and is survived by daughters Jennifer,
Stephanie (Paul Pearlman) and Barbara (Ian Niven); grandchildren Sara and
Thomas Mortimer, Lisa and Robert Pearlman; sister-in-law and brother-in-law
Hilda and Tom Treherne; friend of more than half a lifetime Gwen Nelles and
Paul's mother Peg Pearlman. Doris spent her childhood in Nanaimo, and then
moved to Vancouver to study sciences at UBC where she graduated in 1944.
Marrying Alan after he completed his naval service in 1945, they moved to
the beautiful community of Mill Bay. Doris loved her home and garden. After
Alan's death in 1987 she continued to enjoy them, the companionship of good
friends and involvement in the community. In 1995, for health reasons, Doris
moved to Victoria where her new home, garden and neighbourhood, and the
friendship and support of patients and staff at the Hillside Community
Dialysis Clinic became central to her life. After a fall in Oct. 2006, Doris
convalesced in Oak Bay Lodge where she decided to stay. In her last months
of life she became part of a warm community of residents and staff on 3
Maple who gave each other respectful kindness, companionship, support and
care. Her daughters had many hours of fun and laughter with Doris, her
roommate Betty and her dining companions. Special thanks to all the food
services staff who took such care to make Doris's very restricted diet
appetizing. Doris was involved with many parts of the health system in the
past ten years. She would wish all to be thanked and remembered for their
attention, kindness and care. These include staff at: the Hillside Community
Dialysis Clinic, the RJH Dialysis Unit, the RJH Orthopedic Unit, the
Vancouver Island Cancer Centre, Community Health-Home Care Nursing and Oak
Bay Lodge. Many thanks also to Dr. Weir and Joanne Horne and Dr. Riddler. A
Memorial Service will be held on Saturday, January 14 at 2 pm at St.
Matthias Anglican Church, 600 Richmond Ave. In lieu of flowers, donations
may be made to the Kidney Foundation of Canada, BC Branch, the Victoria
Conservatory of Music Scholarship Fund, Oxfam Canada or the charity of your
choice. 192740
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Stephens, Richard
STEPHENS, Richard William Richard William Stephens passed away peacefully on
December 15th, 2005 in Victoria . B.C. He was born on April 15th, 1913 , the
second son of Emily (Davies) and Owen Stephens, who had emigrated from
Aberystwyth, Wales in 1905. He grew up on the family farm in Southminster,
Saskatchewan and began farming as a young man with his brother, Charlie, on
the homestead land. He later purchased more land and farmed two sections on
his own, until he retired to Victoria in 1972. Richard (Dick) was greatly
respected by his family and friends for his honesty, integrity, generosity
and compassion. He was a man of strong beliefs who never compromised them.
He believed that everyone had the right to be treated with dignity and
respect and supported the social justice policies of Tommy Douglas and the
CCF party . He was a life long member of the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool and one
of the founding members of the Credit Union and Co-op Store in Lloydminster,
Saskatchewan. He was an intelligent, selfeducated man with a broad base of
knowledge in many fields. His thoughts on many matters were insightful and
often provocative. He had a remarkable ability to solve problems and a
mechanical talent for repairing or building anything. He loved animals and
was especially fond of cats. His last cat , Mickey, stayed constantly by his
side during his final days. He will be greatly missed by his twin daughters
Shirley Laniado , of West Vancouver, and Sheila Sayer, of Saltspring Island,
B.C.; his grandchildren Larissa Sayer, and Dylan Sayer and his sons-in-law
Ron Sayer, Av Laniado and Michael Bourke. He was predeceased by his wife
Edith (2004), his son Edward (2002), his brother Charles (1963), his niece
Jean(Stephens) Templeton (1981) and his nephew Lionel Stephens (1999). He
leaves to mourn his passing his sister-in-law Kathleen Nielsen ; his nephews
John and Hugh Stephens ; first cousins Harold Davies and May (Davies)
Reeves; and their families; along with the families of Jean and Lionel .
Richard lived a long and honorable life and will be dearly missed by his
family and friends. Sing me to sleep, the shadows fall Let me forget the
world and all Tired is my heart, the day is long Would it ere come to
evensong 192909
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Stevens, Charles
STEVENS, Charles Edward Charles passed away peacefully in Royal Jubilee
Hospital on January 1, 2006. He was born in Victoria, B.C., on October 2,
1916. Charles was an all-round student and athlete who trained as a runner
under Archie McKinnon at the YMCA. After World War II service, he returned
to work as an insurance adjuster in Victoria and later in New Westminster.
For many years he enjoyed excellent health and the outdoors, never ceasing
to marvel at the beauty of Victoria. In 1948 he married the love of his life
Marjorie (McKenzie) and proudly raised four sons. Charles was a wonderful
husband, father and grandfather -always patient, loving and good humoured.
As a boy he spent many summers at Shawnigan Lake and later with his young
family created a summer retreat still enjoyed by the family. Charles is
survived by his wife, sons David (Susan) of Burnaby, Richard (Betty) of
Victoria, Murray, Gary (Cory) and adored granddaughters Michelle and Tara of
New Westminster, sister Helene Stevens of Victoria and brother Frederick
(Rick) Stevens of Vancouver. A private Service of Remembrance will be
conducted at MCCALL BROS. FAMILY CHAPEL on Friday, January 20, 2006 followed
by a reception in the Family Centre. In lieu of flowers, we request
donations be made to the B.C. Cancer Foundation, the Alzheimer Society of
Canada or other worthy charity of your choice. We are grateful for the
kindness of our friends, neighbours, Rev. Christopher Page, home care
workers and the staff at Oak Bay and Broadmead Lodges. Condolences may be
offered to the family at www.mccallbros.com . 192772
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Tiderington, David
TIDERINGTON, David Ross Born June 2, 1944 passed away on January 3, 2006 at
Nanaimo Regional Hospital at the age of 61 years. He will be lovingly
remembered by his wife Betty Tiderington of 39 years of marriage; his
daughter Sandy Janney; predeceased by his son Jason Tiderington in 1990. He
is also survived by his grandchildren Quinn, Dakota and Logan Janney;
siblings Ken, Wayne and Diane as well as many other family members and
friends. His greatest love were his grandkids, friends and family and time
spent on the ocean. A celebration of his life will be held at Yates Funeral
Services, 1000 Allsbrook Road, Parksville, B.C. on Saturday, January 14,
2006 at 1:00 p.m. Yates Funeral Services 250-248-5859 192736
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Tschritter, Imelda (Barbara)
TSCHRITTER, Imelda (Barbara) Born in Heidelburg, Germany on September 16,
1926, passed away peacefully in Victoria on January 1, 2006. Barbara leaves,
to mourn, her loving husband Emil, daughter Maria, son Steven and
daughter-in-law Cheryl and her grandchildren and great-grandchildren in
England as well as numerous relatives living in Germany. Barbara is
predeceased by her daughter Rosemarie in 1978. She will be sadly and deeply
missed by those who loved her. A service will be held at First Memorial
Chapel on Falaise Drive on Friday, January 13, 2006 at 2pm. Tea and
reception to follow at the home of Steve and Cheryl. 192855
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VALE, Roy 24 November, 1924 6 December, 2005 Roy was born in Hertfordshire,
England, one of four brothers. On his 18th birthday, Roy was called up for
war service. After flight training in Rhodesia, Egypt and India, he flew
Spitfires as a Sergeant, Flight Sergeant and Warrant Officer, in support of
the 14th Army in Burma, receiving the 1939/45 Star, Burma Star, the Defence
Medal and the War Medal. After his discharge in 1947, Roy immigrated to
Canada, and moving back and forth from the U.K., worked as an aeroengine
technician, a test inspector with the Avro Arrow project, and later as a
technical author. Roy moved to B.C. in 1967, living in Vancouver, on
Saturna, Pender and Saltspring Islands and then Victoria. He passed away in
Royal Jubilee Hospital following a stroke. Roy never married and is survived
by eight nieces and nephews in the U.K., children of his deceased brothers.
Roy's remains were cremated and the ashes will be scattered in the Kiwanis
Village gardens, at the request of his family. There will not be a service;
however, in lieu of flowers, donations to the Kiwanis Village Society, in
Roy's memory, will be appreciated. 192051
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VIAL, Susan Alona (nee Brooke) Sue made a courageous and peaceful transition
to the other side on January 4, 2006. Survived by her mother, Alona, husband
Yves, children Paul and Claire, sister Cindy and close cousins and aunts.
She was a great lover of life and her joyful presence will be missed every
day by all who knew her and loved her. She will be remembered for her
generosity, kindness, creativity, literary interest, modesty and devotion to
her family and friends. Special thanks to all family, friends and medical
staff who supported her during her illness, and in particular to Dr. Darlene
Hammell and the compassionate staff at the Victoria Hospice. A celebration
of her life will be held January 14 at 2:00 p.m. at the Church of Truth, 111
Superior Street. Donations to the Victoria Hospice will be accepted on her
behalf. 192935
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WALSH, Patrick Joseph August 14, 1927 December 29, 2005 Uncle Pat passed
away at the Priory Hiscock Extended Care December 29, 2005 at 1:30 p.m. Pat
is survived by his sister Sheila Walsh, nephew Jim (Marion) Dufour
(Vancouver), greatnephew Nick, great-niece Taryn, niece Sue (Tom) Murdock
(Victoria), niece Jo-Ann Dufour (Nanaimo) and great-niece Sheena. Pat worked
many years for BC Tel before retiring to Brentwood Bay to build his
retirement home. Many thanks to Dr. Carroll, the nurses and care attendants
at the Priory Hiscock unit for all their care and compassion. In lieu of
flowers, it would be appreciated that donations be sent to the Heart and
Stroke or Alzheimer Foundation. Cremation at Sequoia Gardens Memorial.
Celebration of life will be held at a later date. 191168
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White, Bob (Robert)
WHITE, Bob (Robert) A memorial service will be held for Bob, who passed
away, October 9, 2005, at First Memorial Royal Oak at 10:00 am, Thursday,
January 12th. 191924
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Wilson, Cleaver
WILSON, Cleaver Musgrave Born June 18, 1911 in Victoria, B.C.; son of the
late Ruther and Bertha Wilson. Passed away December 31, 2005 in his own home
from pneumonia. He was predeceased in 1994 by his beloved wife, Blanche. He
leaves his stepson, John Thomson and three granddaughters, Denise, Natalie,
Cheryl and their families. Also, by his sisters, Ruth Howell and Jean (Bob)
Fields and a number of nieces, nephews and cousins. Cleaver was employed at
the Kings Printer until 1946. He enlisted in the 29th Regiment of R.C.
Artillary and served in the entertainment section until his discharge in
1946. He was employed in the Sales Department of C.K.D.A. until his
retirement. Sincere appreciation to the staff of L.A. Home Care Ltd. for
their dedicated service. A Memorial Service will be held at MCCALL BROS.
FLORAL CHAPEL, Johnson & Vancouver Streets, on Thursday, January 12, 2006 at
2:00 pm. In lieu of flowers, donations in Cleaver's memory may be made to a
charity of your choice. 191799
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