EATON o@ca.on.middlesex_county.london.london_free_press 2008-03-24 published
EATON-
BOYER,
Patricia
Anne
Surrounded by her family at Victoria Hospital London on Friday,
March 21, 2008 Patricia Anne
EATON-
BOYER of London in her 74th
year. Wife of Roger
BOYER.
Mother of Jim and Nancy of London,
Ron and Debbie of New York Sarah-Lynne and Dave of London, Tricia
and Jimmy of North Carolina. Grandmother of Crystal, Danielle,
Jonathan, Michael, Allen, Jeff, Melissa, Kristin, Christopher,
Carl, Alexandra and David. Great-grandmother of Ashley, Chase
and Logan. Also survived by Roger's family, Joe and Marlene
BOYER,
Roger and Judy
BOYER and John and Laurel
BOYER.
Missed by many
nieces and nephews. Friends will be received at the Faith Tabernacle
of London, 1920 Huron Street, London on Tuesday, March 25, 2008
from 1-2 p.m. where the memorial service will be held commencing
at 2 p.m. Pastor Dave
KELSEY officiating. Donations to the charity
of your choice would be appreciated. Cremation arrangements in
care of Forest City Cremation Service 519-675-0772.
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EATON o@ca.on.middlesex_county.london.london_free_press 2008-06-11 published
KLIE,
Marilyn
Of London, passed away at Parkwood Hospital, London, on Monday,
June 9, 2008. She was 65. Survived by son Joseph
EATON of Hanover.
Predeceased▼ by parents and a son Alan
EATON.
Visitation at Mighton
Funeral Home, Hanover, on Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. where a Funeral
Service will be held on Friday, June 13, 2008 at 11: 00 a.m. Cremation
with Interment in Hanover Cemetery. Memorial donations to the
Canadian National Institute for the Blind or the charity of ones'
choice would be appreciated as expressions of sympathy.
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EATON o@ca.on.middlesex_county.london.london_free_press 2008-06-14 published
TOPPING,
Dennis
Lloyd
Unexpectedly on June 12, 2008, Dennis Lloyd
TOPPING in his 58th
year. Loving
son of Betty
HILTON and the late Lloyd
TOPPING.
Beloved brother of Judy
EATON.
Uncle of Tammy
McCOLL and Kelly
MEAD.
Special thanks to the doctors and nurses at the U.I.C.
unit of University Hospital. A private family service will be
held.
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EATON o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2008-01-14 published
Stray bullet kills Toronto man
By Omar EL
AKKAD with a report from
JENNIFER
Lewington,
Page
A1
John O'KEEFE just happened to be walking down Toronto's busiest
street on a Saturday night. That's all it took to cost him his
life.
The 42-year-old Toronto resident and health-food store manager
became the city's second homicide victim of 2008 when he was
killed over the weekend. Mr.
O'KEEFE, an avid environmentalist
and father of a nine-year-old boy, was hit in the head by a single
bullet that police believe was never meant for him. Two men now
face first-degree murder charges in connection to the killing.
"The deceased was struck while he was basically just walking
down the street," said Toronto police homicide detective Graham
GIBSON. "He was just walking."
At around 1: 15 a.m. on Saturday, police were called to the Brass
Rail Tavern, a strip club at 701 Yonge Street, just south of Bloor
Street. Two men had just been kicked out of the club after acting
up. After being booted from the tavern, both men began walking
away, but only got a few metres before turning around.
"They did leave, but they didn't go far," said Det.
GIBSON. "
They
took exception with security [at the Brass Rail]."
Upon returning, one of the two men allegedly pulled out a handgun
and fired a single shot. Last night, police said the gun was
registered to one of the suspects. Police believe it was aimed
at members of the security staff outside the club.
Instead, it hit Mr.
O'KEEFE in the head. The victim was pronounced
dead at the scene.
Mr. O'KEEFE's partner described him yesterday as a wonderful
human being who loved the environment.
"Johnny was a great guy; he really was," said Susan
BANAHAN.
"He loved to recycle - you couldn't throw a tissue in the garbage
when he was around."
Mr. O'KEEFE had a nine-year-old son from a previous relationship.
Together with Ms.
BANAHAN and her child, they formed a family.
Ms. BANAHAN said Mr.
O'KEEFE worked as a health-food store manager
at the downtown Exchange Tower. In his spare time, she said,
he liked to walk around the city - the Don Valley was one of
his favourite spots.
At the time of his shooting, Mr.
O'KEEFE was likely walking to
the subway from the Duke of Gloucester, his favourite watering
hole, Ms. BANAHAN said. Like the Brass Rail, the bar is located
near the corner of Yonge and Bloor.
After the shooting, both suspects allegedly ran away, heading
south on Yonge Street for a few metres before turning onto Charles
Street.
But within 12 hours, police had two men in custody.
"We had excellent witnesses: and support from civilians and community
members and people inside [the club]," Det.
GIBSON said. As a
result, police had the first suspect in custody by 11: 45 Saturday
morning, and the second suspect a couple of hours later. Edward
PAREDES, 22, and Awet
ZEKARIAS, 23, both Toronto residents, are
jointly charged with first-degree murder and attempted murder.
They made their first court appearance yesterday morning at Old
City Hall.
Saturday's killing bore eerie similarities to another shooting
that rocked Toronto in December of 2005. Mr.
O'KEEFE was killed
just a few blocks north of where a brazen shootout claimed the
life of 15-year-old Jane
CREBA.
Both victims were never the intended
targets of the bullets that hit them, yet both were the only
ones to die in each incident.
Ms. BANAHAN was devastated by the news of her partner's death
- she spoke to a reporter yesterday just as news of Mr.
O'KEEFE's
killing played out on her television set at home.
"I'm just so sad that he won't be around any more," she said.
Last night, two of his best Friends, in shock over the fluke
of their friend being in the wrong place at the wrong time, remembered
him as a gentle, funny man, "brilliant at darts" and devoted
to his young son and network of Friends.
"As a father, he showed his son Toronto's every ravine and heritage
building," recalls Andrea
ASTER, a friend for the past 20 years.
"He was an ardent environmentalist whose only wish was that his
son would grow up to be an environmental warrior."
She said that Mr.
O'KEEFE, a 6-foot-2-inch man with "piercing
blue eyes," had a way of making and keeping Friends.
"The people who were his Friends were his Friends for life,"
she said.
Another long-time friend, Brian
EATON, 43, met Mr.
O'KEEFE when
they attended the same Scarborough high school. Mr.
EATON said
his younger brother, Tony, 42, who was in the same high-school
class as Mr.
O'KEEFE and remained close Friends, had invited
him to the family cottage in Huntsville this past weekend. But
Mr. O'KEEFE declined so that he could go skating with his son.
"I wish he had gone to the cottage," said Mr.
EATON.
For the past 15 years, he said Mr.
O'KEEFE was a weekly regular
at the Duke of Gloucester pub, where he played darts.
"When I heard of the shooting I thought to myself I hope that
was not Johnny because he was my one friend who might be walking
down Yonge Street because he goes to the Duke," said Mr.
EATON,
adding that his friend's violent end was the opposite of how
he lived.
"He wouldn't know anyone who has a gun or practices violence,"
said Mr. EATON.
"He was a responsible father, a responsible friend, the kind
of guy that everyone loved and every kind word you would think
of, you would apply to him."
Meanwhile, police are looking for witnesses: to a shooting Saturday
night at Rosemary Lane in the Forest Hill neighbourhood. An unidentified
man in his 20s suffered serious injury when he was shot once
in the stomach near Bathurst Street and Eglinton Avenue, but
is recovering in hospital, Toronto Police said yesterday.
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EATON o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2008-01-16 published
LEWIS,
Linda
Diane (née
HAGGANS)
Suddenly, as a result of a household fall with complications,
on January 14, 2008 at age 67. Dearly beloved wife of Douglas
Grinslade LEWIS of Orillia. Mother of Justin (Larissa) of Sydney,
Australia;
Matthew
(Lorraine) of Oakville; Gillian (Danny)
EATON
of Vasey; Susan (Shawn)
McGRAW of Orillia; mother of recently
deceased Penelope Diana
McKENZIE
(Perrie) and
Claire
Louise and
Graydon predeceased. Grandmother of Sydney and Meagan
LEWIS,
Zachary and Mickayla
EATON,
Gabriel
Vasilaros
LEWIS, and Dexter
McGRAW.
Sister-in-law of Diane (Herb)
LETSCHE, Claire
(David)
VAN
LOON, and Elaine (Meldon)
SCHNIEDER/SNIDER/SNYDER.
Loving aunt to many nieces
and nephews. Linda was the rock of the
LEWIS family and we will
all miss her. She supported and raised the family and then watched
over us as she went about her remarkable careers. As well as
acting as wife and mother she made a contribution in two careers,
as a public health nurse and a lawyer. Once she had raised the
family she entered law school at age 51 and was called to the
bar in 1994. She was probably the most active legal aid lawyer
in Orillia or Simcoe County as she had the ability to empathize
with her clients as a result of her public health career. Her
client's cause became her cause. At the same time she continued
to volunteer in such varied fields as Quota, the Murf Committee,
Orillia Association for Community Living and the Soldiers' Memorial
Hospital Board of Directors. Her husband Doug revered her as
his wife, best friend, interested critic and always best supporter.
She will be missed by all she touched. The late Linda Diane
LEWIS
will rest at the Mundell Funeral Home, 79 West Street North,
Orillia, with visitations on Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m., Thursday
2 to 4 pm.. and 7 to 9 p.m. Then to Saint Paul's United Church,
62 Peter Street North, Orillia, for a funeral service at 2: 00 p.m.
on Friday, January 18th, 2008. Private Interment at St. Andrew's
- Saint_James' Cemetery, Orillia. If desired, memorial donations
to Soldiers' Memorial Hospital Foundation would be gratefully
appreciated. Messages of condolences are welcome at www.mundellfuneralhome.ca.
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EATON o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2008-03-08 published
DEMONT,
Eric
Gordon, Q.C.
80. Died in his sleep at his winter retreat in Hilton head Island
Thursday, March 6, 2008. Born August 29th, 1927 in Glace Bay,
Nova Scotia, he was the second of three boys born to Clarence
and Mabel (née
MacKEIGAN)
DEMONT.
Eric is survived by his wife of 51 years, Patricia (née
ROWE)
and his three children, Christy (Toronto,) Frank (Robyn
EATON)
(New Glasgow) and Richard (Montreal) and his two beloved grandchildren,
Isobel Ruth and Campbell Eric, along with his brothers Earl (Rea)
of Glace Bay and Russ (Joan) of Halifax.
Eric graduated from Glace Bay's Central High School and from
Acadia University, where he lettered in Rugby and Basketball
and had great success in track and field. He then attended Dalhousie
Law School (Class of 1956). It was during his days at Law School
that Eric was introduced by brother Earl to Pat, a teacher and
also a basketball player, who would become his bride the day
after his graduation. During his articles, she supported him,
and kept on doing so for the next 51 years. She taught him how
to drive and how to be social at parties, with varying degrees
of success.
Eric was a member of the Nova Scotia and Ontario Bars and practiced
law with Rutledge MacKeigan in Halifax before moving to Toronto
where he became Regional Counsel for CP Rail. In 1978 Eric left
CP and his office on Front Street in Toronto for an office on
Main Street in Wolfville, Nova Scotia where he worked until retirement
in 2000. He traded his Central "Y" membership in for a "gym pass"
at Acadia where he played basketball with the noontime crowd
until well into his 60's. A long time member of the Rotary Club
of Wolfville, Eric was a Paul Harris Fellow and a past-president
of the Club. He left the Club, and Wolfville, in 2005 to relocate
with Pat to Halifax.
Eric was known to his Friends and family as the quintessential
arbiter of fairness. He would enjoy knowing that his children
think of him as the ultimate reasonable man - as he would have
it, the man on the Clapham Omnibus. (Although if one ever attributed
that to him, he might give a brief dissertation on the test as
set out in Hall v. Brooklands Auto-Racing Club.).
He was a keen swimmer and his favourite place to be was the "Bonavista
Cottage", the family vacation home at Melmerby Beach. Exiting
the sometimes frigid waters of the Northumberland Strait, he
always had the same refrain, "the water is great!". At 80, he
was still improving his tennis game, reading the latest magazines
on how to hit the topspin backhand that continued to elude him.
A lifetime non-drinker and non-smoker, he was the self-proclaimed
coffee connoisseur of the family, and his ongoing quest to brew
the perfect cup was well-known to all his Friends.
His interests were wide and varied and included his painting
and photography alongside his computer and web surfing. As a
fan of Charlie Rose, he was obviously a night owl. An aficionado
of the movies, Bob Newhart, and the Marx Brothers, Eric was always
ready to laugh, and to make others laugh too. He was an avid
cruciverbalist and enjoyed working away at the New York Times
Sunday crossword puzzle each week.
A life long sports fan, he was delighted to watch his grandchildren
play hockey, but didn't mind that the basketball games provided
considerably warmer places to sit.
Eric will be remembered for the funny stories about "back in
the day" playing "foot-n-a-half" and chewing tar! With prosperity
as a lawyer, he traded in the tar for the more acceptable black
licorice. Eric has gone back to his personal "Mira" where he
enjoyed his youthful summers in the 1930's and early 40's.
Eric's legacy of fairness and laughter lives on in his children
and grandchildren. He will be remembered at a memorial service
at a later date. Eric would want all to remember the words of
Groucho Marx, "time flies like an arrow; fruit flies like a banana!".
Memorial donations can be made to The Coady International Institute,
at St. Francis Xavier University, (902 867-5264, www.coady.stfx.ca).
Condolences can be sent to Pat and the Family at file@ca.ns.sympatico.ca.
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EATON o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2008-03-15 published
BELTON,
Edward▼
F.▼ "
Ted,▼" KCHS
It is with profound sadness that Ted's family announce his unexpected
passing from cardiac arrest, on Wednesday March 12, 2008, at
the age of 77 at North York General Hospital surrounded by his
loving family. Ted, loving husband of Kathleen
DELAHUNTY, and
the late Joan. He is survived by his children, Kelly Ann
BELTON
(Paul ROYES) their children Alexandra, Ted, and Patrick, Greg
(Susie) their children Scott, James and Victoria, Lisa
EATON
(John David) their children Jennifer and John Craig, Patrick
and his daughter Sarah; as well as his brother Ron
BELTON and
sister Eileen
READE.
Ted's▼ notable fifty year career in the insurance
industry began at the Halifax Insurance Co. Toronto in 1949-1972
Safeco Ins. Cos. in 1973; President and C.E. O Insurers' Advisory
Organization 1974-1986; President and Chief Executive Officer
Canadian Insurance Exchange 1987; served in a variety of senior
executive positions at the Pafco Insurance Companies 1987; Consultant
Tillinghast (a Towers Perrin Company) 1990; Director of Research
RBC Under writing Management Services 1994-2000. President
and C.E.O., Edward F. Belton Enterprises Inc. and Forecast Publishers
publisher of the Belton Report. Ted's commitment to his community
was lifelong. He was a Knight Commander of the Equestrian Order
of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem. He provided guidance and
support to a number of charities and was honoured to serve on
the executive of the Parents Guild of Saint_Joseph's Morrow Park
and the Parents Foundation of Brebeuf College School; as Chairman
of Catholic Family Ser vices; Chairman of the Finance Committee
on the Board of Providence Healthcare, as well as his work on
behalf of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra and other charities.
Funeral arrangements have been made through the Rosar-Morrison
Funeral Home, 467 Sherbourne Street, where visitation will be
Saturday, March 15th, 2-4 p.m. and Sunday, March 16th, 2-4 p.m.
and 7-9 p.m. The Mass of Christian Burial will be held at Saint Michael's
Cathedral Bond Street, Toronto Monday, March 17, 2008 at 10: 00 a.m.
Those who wish to make charitable donations in Ted's memory may
do so to Providence Healthcare or the Parkinson's Society of
Canada.
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EATON o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2008-04-07 published
BEALEY,
Elsie
Beatrice "
Betty"
Born April 28, 1913, died March 28, 2008 in Toronto. Eldest daughter
of the late Ernest Richard
BEALEY and Agnes Jeanette
McATRON,
granddaughter of the British poet and Mason, Richard Rome
BEALEY.
Predeceased▲ by her sisters Margaret
EATON (1948) and Barbara
PATEY (1988) and dear friend Joe
GILL (1989.) Loving aunt of
Derek and Eileen
PATEY (Port Elgin), Ron and Sandra
PATEY (Georgetown),
Tony PATEY
(Mississauga,)
Anne and Don
MacGREGOR (Alexandria,)
Janet and Doctor William
BROWN (Niagara-on-the-Lake) and all their
families. Graduate of North Toronto Collegiate Institute and
University College, University of Toronto in Honours English,
recipient of the Governor General's Gold Medal in 1935. She completed
an M.A. in 1976 and M.Ed. in 1985. Betty, a gifted teacher, writer
and poet, taught English at North Toronto Collegiate Institute
from 1941 to 1972, serving 16 years as head of the English Dept.
She inspired thousands of students to a greater appreciation
of English literature. In 1992, she received the Confederation
of Canada Medal for her excellent contributions to Education.
The Bealey Laureateship for English is awarded annually to a
graduating student of North Toronto Collegiate Institute. She
edited and published textbooks of Shakespeare's Hamlet and Macbeth,
for use in Ontario Schools, and coauthored 'Style and Structure'
a textbook of English grammar and composition. Her collection
of poetry, 'A Life Story, A Love Story' was published in 1995
for her many Friends, colleagues and family. Dedicated supporter
of the Royal Ontario Museum, Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto
Symphony Orchestra and the North Toronto Collegiate Institute
Foundation, a volunteer for the University of Toronto bookshop
and the Toronto General Hospital Auxiliary, and a faithful member
of Saint Margaret's Anglican Church, North Toronto. She will be
greatly missed by her family and Friends and the academic community
that meant so much to her. A Funeral Service will be held on
Saturday, April 12 at 11 a.m. at the Trull Funeral Home 'North
Toronto Chapel', 2704 Yonge Street, Toronto (416-488-1101). Interment
of ashes and reception to follow. Visitation from one hour prior
to the service. If desired, donations in memory of Betty may
be made to Saint Margaret's Anglican Church, North Toronto, The
North Toronto Collegiate Institute Foundation or to the charity
of your choice. Online condolences may be sent to www.mem.com.
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EATON o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2008-05-08 published
EATON,
Elizabeth▼
Joan▼ "
Joanne▼"
Suddenly on Monday May 5, 2008 at Sunrise at Erin Mills at age
81. She will be lovingly remembered and sadly missed by her extended
family including Barbara
TOLSON who shared her life for 54 years,
and also her many Friends. Joan was surrounded by music all her
life, she sang with the Leslie Bell Singers and The Festival
Singers and shared her knowledge through teaching music in the
South Peel school system for 35 years. At Joan's request a private
cremation has taken place. If desired, donations may be made
in her memory to your local Animal Humane Society.
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EATON o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2008-05-12 published
EATON,
Elizabeth▲
Joan▲ "
Joanne▲"
Suddenly on Monday May 5, 2008 at Sunrise of Erin Mills Parkway
at age 81. She will be lovingly remembered and sadly missed by
her extended family, including Barbara
TOLSON who shared her
life for 54 years. Joan was surrounded by music all her life.
She also sang with The Leslie Bell Singers and The Festival Singers,
and shared her knowledge through teaching music in the South
Peel school system for 35 years. At Joan's request a private
cremation has taken place. If desired, donations may be made
in her memory to your local Animal Humane Society.
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EATON o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.toronto_star 2008-03-14 published
BELTON,
Edward▲▼
F.▲▼ "
Ted,▲▼" KCHS
It is with great sadness that Ted's family announce his unexpected
passing, on Wednesday, March 12, 2008, at the age of 77 at North
York General Hospital surrounded by his loving family. Predeceased
by wife Joan,
Ted is survived by his wife Kathleen
DELAHUNTY,
and his children, Kelly Ann
BELTON
(Paul
ROYES) and their children
Alexandra, Ted, and Patrick, Greg (Susie) and their children
Scott, James and Victoria, Lisa
EATON
(John
David) and their
children Jennifer and John
CRAIG, and Patrick and his daughter
Sarah. Ted's notable fifty year career in the insurance industry
began at the Halifax Insurance Co. Toronto in 1949-1972; Safeco
Ins. Cos. in 1973; President and Chief Executive Officer Insurers'
Advisory Organization 1974-1986; President and Chief Executive
Officer Canadian Insurance Exchange 1987; served in a variety
of senior executive positions at the Pafco Insurance Companies
1987; Consultant Tillinghast (a Towers Perrin Company) 1990
Director of Research RBC Underwriting Management Services
1994-2000. President and C.E.O., Edward F. Belton Enterprises
Inc. and Forecast Publishers; Publisher of the Belton Report.
Ted was awarded the Insurance Marketing Association's Golden
Torch Award for enlightened leadership and innovation in insurance
communication. His commitment to his community was lifelong and
included work on the executive of the Parents Guild of Saint_Joseph's
Morrow Park and Brebeuf College School; Chairman of Catholic
Family Services; Chairman of the Finance Committee on the Board
of Providence Healthcare, as well as work on behalf of the Toronto
Symphony Orchestra and other charities. Funeral arrangements
have been made through the Rosar-Morrison Funeral Home, 467 Sherbourne
Street where visitation will be Saturday, March 15th from 2-4 p.m.,
and Sunday, March 16th from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. The Mass of
Christian Burial will be celebrated at Saint Michael's Cathedral,
Bond Street, Toronto Monday, March 17, 2008 at 10: 00 a.m. Those
who wish to make charitable donations in Ted's memory may do
so to Providence Healthcare or the Parkinson Society of Canada.
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EATON o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.toronto_star 2008-03-15 published
BELTON,
Edward▲
F.▲ "
Ted▲" KCH
It is with profound sadness that Ted's family announce his unexpected
passing from cardiac arrest, on Wednesday, March 12, 2008, at
the age of 77 at North York General Hospital surrounded by his
loving family. Ted, loving husband of Kathleen
DELAHUNTY, and
the late Joan. He is survived by his children, Kelly Ann
BELTON
(Paul ROYES) and their children Alexandra, Ted and Patrick, Greg
(Susie) and their children Scott, James and Victoria, Lisa
EATON
(John David) and their children Jennifer and John Craig, and
Patrick and his daughter Sarah, as well as his brother Ron
BELTON
and sister Eileen
READE.
Ted's▲ notable fifty year career in the
insurance industry began at the Halifax Insurance Co. Toronto
in 1949-1972; Safeco Ins. Cos. in 1973; President and Chief Executive
Officer Insurers' Advisory Organization 1974-1986; President
and Chief Executive Officer Canadian Insurance Exchange 1987
served in a variety of senior executive positions at the Pafco
Insurance Companies 1987; Consultant Tillinghast (a Towers Perrin
Company) 1990; Director of Research RBC Underwriting Management
Services 1994-2000. President and C.E.O., Edward F. Belton Enterprises
Inc. and Forecast Publishers; Publisher of the Belton Report.
Ted's commitment to his community was lifelong. He was a Knight
Commander of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem.
He provided guidance and support to a number of charities and
was honoured to serve on the executive of the Parents Guild of
Saint_Joseph's Morrow Park and the Parents Foundation of Brebeuf
College School; as Chairman of Catholic Family Services; Chairman
of the Finance Committee on the Board of Providence Healthcare,
as well as his work on behalf of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra
and other charities. Funeral arrangements have been made through
the Rosar-Morrison Funeral Home, 467 Sherbourne Street where
visitation will be Saturday, March 15th from 2-4 p.m., and Sunday,
March 16th from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. The Mass of Christian Burial
will be held at Saint Michael's Cathedral, Bond Street, Toronto
Monday, March 17, 2008 at 10: 00 a.m. Those who wish to make charitable
donations in Ted's memory may do so to Providence Healthcare
or the Parkinson Society of Canada.
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