McCURDY o@ca.on.grey_county.hanover.the_post 2007-10-26 published
Chesley war veteran and voice for farmers dies
By Mary GOLEM,
For the Post, Friday, October 26, 2007
A Second World War veteran, a defender of the family farm and
strong advocate for Canadian farmers, a former vice-chairman
of the National Farm Products Marketing Council, a Rotarian and
a dedicated family man - Clarence James (Jim)
BOYNTON of R.R.#3
Chesley - passed away at the South Bruce Grey Health Centre in
Chesley on Thursday, October 18. He was 88 years of age.
A large crowd attended Mr.
BOYNTON's funeral at Saint_John's United
Church in Chesley on Monday, during which time Mr.
BOYNTON was
remembered for his dedication to agriculture, community and family
his knowledge and opinions, often expressed in letters to the
editor in area newspapers, along with his wit, charm and fun-loving
nature.
In the mid-1970s, Mr.
BOYNTON accepted an appointment as vice-chairman
of the National Farm Products Marketing Council from then agriculture
minister, the Hon. Eugene Whelan. In an e-mail read at Monday's
service, Whelan paid tribute to Mr.
BOYNTON and expressed his
sympathy to his wife of over 60 years, Ina; their three children,
Donna BOYNTON of New Brunswick, Bob and his wife
Ellen▼ of Ottawa
and Patricia
McCURDY and her husband Frank of Tara. He will be
missed by his nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
A Second World War armoured corps veteran and active member of
Branch #144 of the Royal Canadian Legion in Chesley, Mr.
BOYNTON
was a tank commander with the Fifth Armoured Regiment and was
wounded twice, once in Italy at the Gothic Line and again in
the late days of the war in 1945 in Holland.
He married his wife, Ina, just two months before he went overseas
for military duty. Mr.
BOYNTON carried with him a scrap of shrapnel
in his head and wore hearing aids in both ears to help with difficulties
brought on by damaging battle explosions.
He served his local Legion Branch in different executive positions,
including president and padre.
He began to farm in the Chesley area when he returned from the
war and soon became active in his local community and the larger
farm community.
He was an organizer with the Federation of Agriculture and founder
and later secretary/ manager of the Ontario Pork Producers Marketing
Board. He was also a founding member of the Saugeen Community
Credit Union, an active member of Saint_John's United Church in
Chesley, and strong supporter of the local Chesley Hospital.
Each year, Mr.
BOYNTON was a participant in the hospital's fundraising
walk, often being the oldest participant and often bringing in
one of the highest pledge totals.
"We have lost a good friend and a great Canadian," Mr. Whelan
said in the e-mail read at Monday's service.
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McCURDY o@ca.on.grey_county.owen_sound.the_sun_times 2007-01-11 published
McCURDY,
Lenard
Harvey
Passed away at Emmanuel House, Hamilton on January 9, 2008 in
his 60th year after a battle with cancer. Survived by his loving
mother Ada
McCURDY of Owen Sound, brother Alvin (Wanda) of Kitchener,
nephew Kirk
McCURDY of Kitchener and niece Jen
McCURDY of Glasgow,
Scotland. He was predeceased by his father Harvey
McCURDY in
2006. Lenard was a graduate of Niagara School of Horticulture
and was employed by the Niagara Parks Commission and later the
City of Hamilton. Visitation at the Church of St. Peter (Anglican),
705 Main Street East, Hamilton at 1: 30 p.m. on Sunday, January 13th.
Celebration of his life to follow at 2: 30 p.m. Cremation has
taken place. Special thanks to Emmanuel House for taking care
of Lenard. As expression of sympathy, donations may be made to
the Church of St. Peter (Anglican) or the Canadian Cancer Society.
Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to Dodsworth and Brown
Funeral Home, Ancaster. Family and Friends are welcome to sign
the book of condolences at: dbancaster@arbormemorial.com
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McCURDY o@ca.on.grey_county.owen_sound.the_sun_times 2007-10-20 published
BOYNTON,
Clarence
James "
Jim"
Clarence James
BOYNTON of R.R.#3 Chesley, passed away at South
Bruce Grey Health Centre, Chesley on Thursday, October 18, 2007
in his 89th year. Beloved husband of Ina. Loving father of Bob
and his wife
Ellen▲ of Ottawa, Donna
BOYNTON of Rothesay, New
Brunswick and Pat and her husband Frank
McCURDY of Dobbinton.
Jim will be missed by his nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Predeceased by his brothers David and George and his parents,
John and Jennie
(SHERWOOD)
BOYNTON.
Visitation will be held at
Cameron Funeral Home, Chesley on Sunday from 6-9 p.m. with Royal
Canadian Legion service at 6 p.m. A celebration of Jim's life
will be held on Monday, October 22, 2007 at Saint_John's United
Church, Chesley at 11 a.m. Cremation to follow. In lieu of flowers,
memorial donations to the Saint_John's United Church or the charity
of your choice would be appreciated as expressions of sympathy.
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McCURDY o@ca.on.grey_county.owen_sound.the_sun_times 2007-11-21 published
CANNING,
Vera
Aileen (née
BROWN)
Peacefully, at her home, surrounded by the love of her family,
on Monday, November 19th, 2007, Vera Aileen
CANNING (née
BROWN,)
of Owen Sound, in her 75th year. Dearly beloved wife of Frank
CANNING.
Loving mother of Roy (Karen)
CANNING, of Pickering,
Allen CANNING,
David
(Dorothy)
CANNING, both of Kitchener, Lorelie
(Rick) DEAN,
Frank
(Robin)
CANNING, both of Owen Sound, Louise
(Stephen) HIRD, of East Linton and Jamie (Beverley)
CANNING,
of Oshawa. Loving grandmother of eleven grandchildren and one
great-grandchild. Vera is survived by her sisters, Audrey
PLANTE,
Lila (Walter)
GOODWIN, Jessie (John)
McCURDY, Ada
CARLTON, Adele
(Theodore)
BROWN-
TSAOUSIDIS, and brothers, Clifford (Beulah)
BROWN and Raymond (Catherine)
BROWN.
Predeceased by her parents,
Raymond and Louise
BROWN and her brother Wilfred
BROWN.
Friends
may call at the Brian E. Wood Funeral Home, 250 - 14th Street
West, Owen Sound, (519-376-7492) on Wednesday from 2: 00-4:00 and
7: 00-9:00 p.m. A Funeral Service for Vera
CANNING will be held
in the Funeral Home Chapel on Thursday, November 22nd, 2007 at
11: 00 a.m., with Rev. Linda
NIXON officiating. Interment in Mount
Pleasant Cemetery, Georgian Bluffs. If so desired, the family
would appreciate donations to the Canadian Cancer Society, as
your expression of sympathy.
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McCURDY o@ca.on.grey_county.owen_sound.the_sun_times 2007-12-18 published
CONDY,
Wayne
Of Hanover, passed away at Hanover and District Hospital surrounded
by his loving wife and daughter on Saturday, December 15, 2007.
He was 67. Survived by his loving wife
Carol (née
MONK)
CONDY,
cherished daughter Gail (Glen)
BUMSTEAD and the apple of grandpa's
eye Meggy all of Hanover, daughter Shelley
RAMAGE of Keswick,
grandchildren Cassandra, Logan and Jillian. Also survived by
brother Gary
McCURDY of Alberta and mother-in-law Marina
ZETTLER
of Hanover. Very sadly missed by his family of fur faces. Predeceased
by his brother Bradley
CONDY, sisters Sharon
ERNEWEIN and Nora
GROSS and father-in-law Elmer
MONK.
Visitation at Mighton Funeral
Home, Hanover on Tuesday 7-9 p.m. A Memorial Mass will be held
on Wednesday, December 19, 2007 at 10: 30 a.m., at Holy Family
Church, Hanover. Memorial donations to the Ontario Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals or Hanover Hospital Foundation
would be appreciated as expressions of sympathy. Further information
and register book available at www.mightonfuneralhome.ca
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McCURDY o@ca.on.middlesex_county.london.london_free_press 2007-01-09 published
DRIESMAN,
Sarah
Peacefully at University Hospital on January 6, 2007, Sarah
DRIESMAN
passed away with family by her side. Born January 14, 1922 in
Romania (Gross Laseln in Transylvania). Survived by her children
Jack
(Karen) of Alvinston, Ontario, Sandra (Fred)
FRANK of Arva,
Gerald
(Tina) of Strathroy, Diane
MAYNE of London and Robin of
London. Also survived by 8 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren.
Sister to Anna
MICKLE of London, Helen (Lloyd)
CHIVERS of Vienna,
George (Shirley)
HILLNER of Tillsonburg, Martha
McCURDY of Tillsonburg,
Herta (Don)
WOLFORD of Stony Plain, Alberta, and sister-in-law
Marie HILLNER of Tillsonburg. Sarah was predeceased by her daughter
Patricia McLAREN of Rockyford, Alberta, and her brother Michael
HILLNER of Tillsonburg and brother-in-law of Harold
McCURDY of
Tillsonburg. A funeral service will be held at Forest Lawn Memorial
Chapel, 1997 Dundas St. E. (at Wavell) on Thursday, January 11,
2007 at 2 p.m. with visitation 1 hour prior. If desired, memorial
donations to the London Health Sciences Foundation or the charity
of your choice would be appreciated.
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McCURDY o@ca.on.middlesex_county.london.london_free_press 2007-12-10 published
Deadly triangle
A London teacher and one man are found dead in a car. Another
man is shot in a parking lot.
By Joe BELANGER, Patrick
MALONEY and Joe
MATYAS, Sun Media, Mon.,
December 10, 2007
A London teacher is dead and a colleague recovering in hospital
after a stunning parking lot ambush yesterday that preceded an
apparent murder-suicide 300 kilometres away.
Angela SEDORE, 40, was found dead in her sport utility vehicle
near Peterborough just hours after Ed
DICKSON/DIXON -- a fellow teacher
at Ashley Oaks elementary school -- was shot by
SEDORE's boyfriend
outside a south London plaza, family members say.
SEDORE's sister said she had been dating a man named Ray
KING
for two years.
The bodies of
KING and
SEDORE were found, apparently shot to
death, in her sport utility vehicle south of Peterborough following
a police chase.
"This guy obviously came for one thing and that was to kill all
three of them,"
DICKSON/DIXON's father, Ken
DICKSON/DIXON, said.
DICKSON/DIXON's father said it appears a phone call to his son's home
from a colleague whom his son had just started dating may have
set the tragic chain of events in motion early yesterday.
DICKSON/DIXON, 36, told his father
SEDORE sounded distraught and wanted
to meet him, so he decided to go see if everything was all right.
He later described to his father a chilling scene.
Upon arriving at the parking lot outside the A and P store at Wellington
and Commissioners roads about 1: 40 a.m., he approached the woman's
vehicle when a man hopped out, armed with a gun.
The man fired, the bullet ripping through one side of
DICKSON/DIXON's
stomach and out the other, then through the window of his Jeep,
he told his father.
"If he didn't turn (his body,) he'd be a dead man," Ken
DICKSON/DIXON
said after visiting his son in the hospital. "A gunshot wound
to the stomach, you're a dead man."
Remarkably, Ed
DICKSON/DIXON told his father he jotted down the licence
plate number as the vehicle drove off.
Within an hour,
SEDORE's apartment on the second floor of a quaint
Hyman Street home was swarming with police officers whose dramatic
arrival stunned neighbours.
Durham regional officers, east of Toronto, were on alert for
SEDORE's sport utility vehicle in connection with the London
shooting and would soon be following it.
About 4: 45 a.m. yesterday, the Ontario Provincial Police was
asked to follow the sport utility vehicle as it travelled north
on Highway 115, which runs from Highway 401 to Peterborough,
SEDORE's home town.
The sport utility vehicle drove over a police spike belt and
went into a ditch, about 10 kilometres south of Peterborough.
SEDORE and a man found inside were dead of apparent gunshot wounds.
Police sources told Sun Media the dead man in the sport utility
vehicle is Ray
KING, 41.
A neighbour, who described
SEDORE as a "wonderful" person, said
the teacher had been dating a man named Ray.
Having dramatically changed his appearance -- dropping 30 pounds
and getting a new haircut -- he was visiting her in London this
weekend, the neighbour said.
Officers from the Ontario Provincial Police and city police were
at SEDORE's apartment for much of yesterday, taking away a slew
of items including her computer, a neighbour said.
SEDORE's birth mother, who only met her now-grown daughter three
years ago, was stunned by yesterday's tragedy.
"There's no words to say how I feel," Johanna
YATEMAN said when
contacted at her Peterborough home. "I feel great, great loss."
The Special Investigations Unit, which probes any civilian death
involving police, is investigating the case.
"This is a tragic circumstance and there's a lot to be done,"
the Special Investigations Unit's lead investigator, Allan
EATON,
said.
Ken DICKSON/DIXON, who travelled to London from Detroit during the weekend
for a family Christmas party, said his son was conscious but
struggling in the aftermath of his close call. "He's starting
the goofy stuff -- 'I should have called the police (before going),'
" he said.
Several teachers at Ashley Oaks, reached at their homes yesterday,
declined comment.
A huge swath of the parking lot at the busy south-end plaza --
which houses several restaurants and a busy grocery store --
was taped off for hours as officers scoured around
DICKSON/DIXON's green
Jeep, a bullet hole clearly visible in its side window.
Shoppers coming in and out of the A and P were stunned by the scene.
"This city is getting bad," said one elderly woman. "You've got
to have eyes in the back of your head."
DICKSON/DIXON's shooting happened fewer than 24 hours after the death
of Anthony
BRUN in an Old South home a few blocks away. A man
[later identified as Gordon Tyler
McCURDY] has been charged with
second-degree murder in the 24-year-old's death.
What Happened
Late
Saturday
Night: Londoner Ed
DICKSON/DIXON gets a distraught-sounding
call from a fellow teacher at Ashley Oaks elementary school.
He goes to meet her at the A and P store parking lot at Wellington
and Commissioners roads, arriving about 1: 30 a.m. yesterday.
A man with a gun exits the woman's vehicle and fires a shot that
rips through
DICKSON/DIXON's stomach. The vehicle takes off. Wounded,
DICKSON/DIXON jots down the licence plate and calls police.
Yesterday, 4: 45 a.m.: Durham Regional Police ask Peterborough
Ontario Provincial Police to intercept an sport utility vehicle,
wanted in a London investigation, along Highway 115, which extends
north from the 401 toward Peterborough.
The sport utility vehicle runs over a police spike belt south
of Hwy. 7A and ends up in a ditch, 10 km south of Peterborough.
Ontario Provincial Police find the bodies of a man and a woman
Ray KING of Belleville and London teacher Angela
SEDORE --
in the sport utility vehicle. They appear to have been shot to
death. The sport utility vehicle is registered to
SEDORE.
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McCURDY o@ca.on.middlesex_county.london.london_free_press 2007-12-10 published
'An amazing guy' lost
Family say Anthony
BRUN, who was killed Saturday, would do anything
for them.
By Patrick
MALONEY, Sun Media, Mon., December 10, 2007
A 24-year-old Londoner slain this weekend was remembered yesterday
as a well-liked man who would do anything for his parents and
brothers.
Anthony BRUN, a John Paul II alumnus who worked with a relative
in the flooring business, died in hospital following an incident
inside an Old South home early Saturday.
"He was a wonderful young man," Mary
BRUN,
Anthony's stepmother,
said yesterday.
"My son, my beautiful son was taken. And it shouldn't have happened."
Added BRUN's 14-year-old brother, Nick, "He was an amazing guy.
All my family think he's an amazing guy. I loved him."
Relatives say
BRUN was out with acquaintances Friday night and
returned to one of their homes, at 189 Belgrave Ave. just south
of Emery.
London police were called at about 7 a.m. Saturday following
what was described as a "disturbance." A relative says
BRUN was
found injured on the front lawn.
He was later pronounced dead in hospital. A man who lives at
the home is charged with second-degree murder in London's fourth
homicide of 2007.
As an active teenager,
BRUN was a basketball player who spent
years refereeing tournaments across the city.
"He was… well-liked by people," said his emotional father, Luigi.
"I'm shocked. I cried all night (Saturday) night. He was my oldest
son, you know?"
About a year ago,
BRUN crossed paths with police as a witness
to a shooting inside Robinson Hall, a posh downtown nightclub.
He was arguing with a cousin, Luciano
BALDINELLI, over a gold
chain when a third man shot
BALDINELLI.
BRUN wasn't charged in
the incident, a relative said.
The funeral is slated for 11 a.m. Thursday at Saint Mary's Church
on Lyle Street.
Gordon Tyler
McCURDY, 33, who lives at 189 Belgrave Ave., is
charged with second-degree murder.
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McCURDY o@ca.on.middlesex_county.london.london_free_press 2007-12-26 published
Widow found slain
Her son is charged with murder in the death in the complex in
Westmount.
By Katherina
DEHAAS,
Patrick
MALONEY and Daniela
SIMUNAC, Sun
Media, Wed., December 26, 2007
Cranbrook Trace is a caring little community, a clutch of high-end
London condos where residents greet their neighbours by name
and keep an eye out for one another.
Some in the Westmount complex would dutifully check in on Helen
VICARY, calling every few days to say hello and see how the kind,
elderly widow was getting along.
Then, a few weeks ago, she stopped answering the phone.
She was no longer seen picking up her mail, either.
Now, a 48-year-old man, identified by neighbours as
VICARY's
son, is charged with second-degree murder in the death of a woman
whose body was found at his mother's home on Christmas Eve.
Police haven't publicly identified the woman.
"We did notice that we hadn't seen
(VICARY) in awhile," Eric
JOHNSON, who lives a few doors away, said yesterday. "In the
last month, we hadn't seen her at all."
Monday,
London police swooped down on the
VICARY home, unit 23
at 505 Cranbrook Rd., while searching for someone reported missing
that morning.
A woman was found dead inside.
That night, neighbours say police went door-to-door asking about
Helen VICARY.
Craig James
VICARY, 48, whom, neighbours identified as Helen's
son, is charged with second-degree murder. He had been living
at the condo, police said yesterday.
With investigators still scouring the home for evidence, neighbours
who would be otherwise occupied with the holiday were shaking
their heads over the city's sixth homicide of the year.
"Obviously, we're all shocked by it," said one man. "It's really
not hit home yet. We really haven't had a whole lot of time to
reflect on it."
One neighbour said
VICARY moved into the condo about three years
ago but had lived alone since her husband died Christmas Day
two years ago. Her grown children live in the area.
Investigators were first called to the condo Monday after a report
of a missing person. Police haven't said who notified them of
the disappearance.
Police then searched for a brown, four-door Pontiac Grand Am,
which was registered to Helen
VICARY.
JOHNSON, who described the elderly
VICARY as kind and friendly,
said the homicide is "unnerving… a close community. A lot of
elderly people and we watch out for each other."
The Christmas Eve discovery marked the third serious incident
in London this month. Early December 8, 24-year-old Anthony
BRUN
was found injured outside an Old South home and later died in
hospital. Gordon Tyler
McCURDY, 33, is charged with second-degree
murder. Later that day, teacher Ed
DICKSON/DIXON was seriously hurt in
a south-end parking lot shooting. Angela
SEDORE, who taught with
DICKSON/DIXON, was killed in a murder-suicide, apparently at the hands
of Ray KOVACS, whose body was found in her sport utility vehicle
after a police chase.
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McCURDY o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-07-07 published
COLE,
Isa
Erichsen "
Dale"
Died peacefully surrounded by her family on February 1 2007.
Loving mother of Zoe, Paul, Oliver and Tinsy. Grandmother of
five and Great-grandmother of two. Isa grew up in Forest Hill
in Toronto and loved spending her summers at the family cottage
in Go Home Bay owned by her grandparents, Frank and Isa
(McCURDY)
ERICHSEN-
BROWN.
She raised her family while living in New York
City, Amsterdam (Holland), Lillehammer (Norway), Paris (France),
5 other states in the U.S., Kwajalein (South Pacific) as well
as back in Toronto. For a time she was a newspaper reporter,
and was the host of Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's 'Thursday
Noon on the Square' radio show in the 1970's. A unique and innocent
soul, her love, wisdom and courage were inspiring and will be
missed. Gathering in her honour planned for July 14th 2: 00 p.m.
at the Vineyard in Beamsville. Lets celebrate her life as she
would have wished, with love and great stories. A postboard will
be setup for messages at the gathering, please email to rdrotos@yahoo.ca
for details call 905-563-3575.
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McCURDY o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-11-08 published
McCURDY,
Sherburne
Graham
(March 30, 1924-November 4, 2007)
Died peacefully after a very short illness at the Victoria General
Hospital in British Columbia, at the end of a full, rich life.
Beloved husband of Betty for nearly 64 years, and much cherished
father of Margaret (Terry
MacKEY,)
Earle
(Charlotte
STRONG,)
Bruce (Anna
BELLAMY) and Jan (Sharon
GALLAGHER.)
Predeceased
by his son David, his parents Raymond and Margaret
(CROWE,) and
his sisters Florence (Bob), Alice (Niels) and Helen. Grandfather
to Beth (Dave) and Sarah (Jamie)
MacKEY,
Peter,
Ian and Fraser
McCURDY, Kevin
McCURDY, Jesse, Claire (Jason) and Shawn
HORWOOD
and their father Gary. Adoptive grandfather to Ange, Meaghen,
Measha and David. Survived by two brothers, Earle (Lois) and
Arch (Phyllis)
McCURDY, and many nieces and nephews. A memorial
service will be held at First Metropolitan United Church, Victoria,
British Columbia, at 10.30 a.m. on Friday November 9, 2007. In
lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the "David McCurdy
Memorial Scholarship Fund" at Memorial University of Newfoundland,
to the United Church of Canada, or to a charity of choice.
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McCURLEY o@ca.on.manitoulin.howland.little_current.manitoulin_expositor 2007-01-03 published
George Archie "Waabaankwad" (Paul)
WAHSQUONAIKEZHIK
In loving memory of George Archie "Waabaankwad" (Paul)
WAHSQUONAIKEZHIK,
August 3, 1931 - December 19, 2006.
Waabaankwad of South Bay (Wikwemikong) passed away at the Plummer Hospital in Sault Sainte Marie in his 75th year.
Loving son of Margaret and John (Paul)
WAHSQUONAIKEZHIK,
both predeceased. Dear stepson of Daniel and Julia
WEMIGWANS.
Loving
father of Viola (late Frederick)
RECOLLET of Sault Sainte Marie and Robert
MADAHBEE of Ottawa. Beloved grandfather to Holly (Albert,) Tracey
(Jamie), Crystal and Rheal. Great grandfather to Chelsey, Eva-Marie,
Hayden and Wassnodeh. Dear brother to Theresa
HASWOOD
(Tully) of Rock
Springs, New Mexico, Christina
SINOBERT (Cecil) of Sagamok, Bernadette
RECOLLET
(Stanley, predeceased) of Wikwemikong, Josette
WAHSQUONAIKEZHIK
(Brad) of Sudbury, Jean
DEBASSIGE of Sudbury, Ernest (Annette) of
Keshena, Wisconsin, Gabriel of Birch Island, Francis (Beverly) of Sault
Sainte Marie, Luke (Tara) of Fort Alexander, Manitoba, Christopher of
Sudbury, Thaddius
LAVALLEE of Wikwemikong, Tina
McCURLEY
(Ken) of Birch
Island. Predeceased by siblings Rita, Annette, Bertha, Celina, Patricia,
Ida, Joseph Louie and Adam. He will be sadly missed by many nieces and
nephews, adopted and step-family members, extended family throughout the
pow wow circle, Friends. Archie enjoyed hunting, fishing, playing
baseball, step dancing, joking and story telling. Archie attended
numerous pow wows, carrying the Veterans Staff. Archie served in WW2 and the
Korean War. Rested at South Bay Community Centre from 7 pm,
Thursday, December 21, 2006 until the Funeral Mass on Saturday, December
23, 2006 at 11 am. Burial in Veterans Cemetery.
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