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Marking your milestones.
Obituaries In Memoriam Thanks Births Celebrations More
Births
Births
PARK
Dree Park and Christina Van Poucke are
thrilled to announce the safe, healthy and
much anticipated arrival of their son, Rhys
Xavier Ashyr Park, born on July 21, 2015 at
1:16 p.m. Rhys weighed 10 lbs, 2 oz. and
was 22 inches long. A little brother for
Xander. Spoiling privileges go to Grandma
and Grandpa Park (Melba and Larry), Nana
and Papa Van Poucke (Lillian and Garry),
Aunt Jackie, Uncle Antoine and girls, and
Uncle Taylor. Special thanks to Drs.
Percival, Hillyer and Wood and the many
nurses at Stratford General Hospital.
Cards of Thanks
Cards of Thanks
BROADFOOT
We would like to express our sincere
appreciation and gratitude following the
passing of John Broadfoot. Thank you for
the beautiful flowers, cards and donations.
A special thank you to the Mill Road neigh-
bours for their flower arrangement and
donations. Thank you to Pastor Steve
Hildebrand for the comforting words at the
funeral, as well as to grandchildren Sandy
Broadfoot, Sarah Broadfoot and Matthew
Weigel for their heartwarming eulogies. A
special thank you to the Pallbearers, flower
bearers and the Brucefield U.C.W. for the
bountiful luncheon. Special thanks to the
staff at Seaforth Manor Retirement Home
and Seaforth Hospital for their compassion-
ate care. Thanks to McGlynn Funeral Home
for their guidance and compassion.
The family of John Broadfoot
GEDDES
The family of the late Karen Geddes would
like to thank everyone for the memorial
donations, food and flowers brought to our
houses. A big thanks to all the girls at
Seaforth Manor for the excellent care you
gave Mom. Your kindness will not be
forgotten. - Clayton, Brian, Glenda, David,
and families
In Memoriams
In Memoriams
TAYLOR: In loving memory of our sister-in-
law and aunt, Betty Taylor who left us Sept.
16, 2014
A smile for all, a heart of gold,
One of the best this world could hold,
Never selfish, always kind,
Her caring heart, her special smile,
Her kindness shown,
What wonderful memories you left behind.
Till we meet again.
- Lovingly remembered by sister-in-law
Betty, brother-in-law, Ron Weiss, aunt to
Kevin & Mark Johnston
In Memoriams
In Memoriams
MCCOWAN, John: In loving memory of a
dear husband, father, grandfather and great
grandfather who passed away 4 years ago,
Sept. 16.2011
It's been 4 years since we had to say
goodbye,
No words we speak can ever say how
much we miss you every day.
We see you out in the garden and sitting on
the couch.
We miss your smile, we miss the sound of
your voice and your stories of the old days.
We remember it like it was yesterday when
you would teach us your ways.
May the winds of love blow softly and
whisper so you'll hear,
We will always love and miss you and wish
that you were here.
- Lovingly remembered and forever in our
hearts, Leta, Brian, John & Nancy, Rhonda
& Brian, Connie & Jeff, grandchildren
Pamela & Jamie, Denise & Dan, Dylan,
Connor, Boe, Cole, Katelyn & Jason and
great grandchildren Benjamin, Reegan and
new baby
In Memoriams
In Memoriams
Mackenzie Fisher
In memory of Mackenzie Fisher
Sept. 8, 2005
"The Rivers' End"
Life is like a river
flowing to the sea,
ever flowing onward
toward infinity.
And the river's ever winding
full of twists and turns and bends,
over smooth times, over rough times,
until the journey ends.
Each drop within the water
is someone that I know,
and together we moved onward
towards the ocean's flow.
And we share each others company,
happy to be friends,
supporting one another,
through the twists and turns and bends.
But sometimes we are parted
and the current sweeps us on,
and the loneliness surrounds us
because someone dear has gone.
We can no longer see them
they have traveled on ahead,
while the river where we travel
has slowed us down instead.
Yet though we wish we could have traveled
with them round the bend,
we know we will be with them
when we reach the rivers' end...
- Author Unknown -
Always remembered by Mom, Dad,
Courtney and Matthew
WAYNE (CHARLIE) BOYLE
Sept. 26,1950 - August 18, 2015
The day you died part of me did too. We
had 2 hearts but shared one. Our thoughts
were always the same, even apart. Our
love, people could feel the connection we
shared. We were only together for 13
months, it seemed like two. If I could turn
back time you would be here laughing, smil-
ing, and most of all caring and sharing. You
loved my daughter like your own and she
knew that your love was felt among the
community. I will never find another man
like you. We were soul mates. I must go on
with a heart that is sad but you have kept
that love we shared deep in my heart and
memories we had. I will always love you
Charlie. Love Your Bonnie
Obituaries
Obituaries
ROSS KERCHER
Ross Kercher of Hensall passed away
peacefully at South Huron Hospital on
Sunday, September 6, 2015 in his 90th
year. Born in 1926 in the family home, Ross
farmed the family farm in Tuckersmith
Township until his retirement to Hensall. He
was a man of few words, but deep thoughts
who enjoyed intense intellectual
conversations. He was a long-time member
of Hensall United Church, where he
attended faithfully, a Mason and a Shriner,
as well as a member of the Sky Harbour
Modelers Club, Goderich. He loved to
dance, play cards, and enjoyed vegetable
gardening. In earlier years he owned and
flew his own Aeronca Champion airplane
from the airstrip on his farm, while
belonging to Flying Farmers of Exeter. For
many decades he had a passion for taking
apart and fixing things, especially electronic
equipment and could be counted upon to
repair or craft almost anything. Ross, a
lifelong learner who could never satisfy his
thirst for knowledge, attended weekly
Western's Seniors' learning sessions in
London. For many years, Ross and his
sister, Doris, have attended all the
performances at the Blyth Theatre and
Huron Country Playhouse. Ross will be
greatly missed by his twin sister, Doris
Jeffery, Staffa, and his older sister,
Margaret Jordan and her husband, Jim of
London. He was Uncle Ross to Judy
Jeffery -Chambers, and her husband, Gord
of St. Marys, to Ruth May, and her
husband, Steve of London, and to Bill
Jeffery, and his partner, Cathy Tennant of
Toronto. He was a Great -Uncle to Jacob
May, Banff, Alberta, Alex, Jordan, and
Joseph May, London, Janessa Chambers,
Toronto, Zack Chambers, Ottawa, Stephen
Jeffery, Fort McMurray, Alberta, and Sam
Jeffery, Toronto. Ross was a second father
to Dr. Jan Pennycook, and her husband,
Don Dunsmore, of London, and second
grandfather to Blake Pennycook, and his
wife, Celia Jutras, of Thunder Bay, Kate
Pennycook White, and her husband, Craig
White, of Mount Brydges, Drew Pennycook
and his partner Gillian Sonnenberg of
London. Ross was predeceased by his
parents, Herb and Myrtle Kercher (Wright)
and brother-in-law, Spencer Jeffery.
Cremation has taken place and a private
family memorial service and burial will be
held in the near future. As expressions of
sympathy, memorial donations may be
made to the Canadian Diabetes Association
or Hensall United Church through the JM
McBeath Funeral Home at
www.jmmcbeathfuneralhome.com.
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