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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2016-09-01, Page 17Place in time This photograph, which appeared in The Blyth Standard in 1903, will be recreated this Friday night by the Blyth Festival, or at least be honoured in spirit as the Festival attempts to document this special place in time. (Photo submitted) THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2016. PAGE 17. Photograph set for Friday night Continued from page 1 can help preserve what is a special time for Blyth. The Festival season has been a successful one, Garratt says, in that over 4,000 more people have made their way through Blyth this year than did last year. To be able to bring in one of the Festival's audiences, as well as members of the community and this year's theatre company before they head home would be a unique opportunity to create a photograph that could live on for years. Obituaries Terry Manzo, the Festival's regular photographer, will be on hand to capture the moment, likely from the roof of one of the buildings across Queen Street. McHenry says that he and Garratt hope that anyone who lives and works in Blyth will make their way to Memorial Hall to be involved. McHenry says that all are welcome and that there's no need to pre -register. The picture will be taken at Memorial Hall on Friday, Sept. 2 at 7:30 p.m. and the event will go ahead rain or shine. VIOLET PEARL (COOK) TAYLOR In loving memory of Violet Pearl Taylor who passed away peacefully at University Hospital, London on Aug. 13, 2016. She was in her 87th year. Violet was the beloved wife of the late Wilbert Ronald Taylor (2015). Violet was the loving mother of Wayne Taylor (Karen), Auburn and Paul (Kim), Victoria, B.C.; dear grandmother of Danielle Johnson (Christopher), Levi Taylor (Rebecca), Kalli Ann Taylor and three great-grandchildren, Alec, Julie Grace and Isaac Taylor. Violet was the beloved sister of Ruth McClinchey (Garth), Goderich; the late Arnold Cook (Erma), Phyllis Boak (Jim), dear `Auntie Vi' to many nieces and nephews and the much - loved cousin of Elsie Walsh, Clinton; Florence McArter, Belgrave and Mildred Paton, Ingersoll. Violet was born in Westfield. She attended business college in Goderich and worked in the Goderich Unemployment Offices, and at Dr. Such DC office before she and Ron were married in 1957. They moved first to Belleville and then to Victoria, British Columbia. Violet will be greatly missed by family and life-long friends made during her youth here in Ontario. She lived in Victoria for 57 years raising a family and actively participating and serving as a deacon at Knox Presbyterian Church. During the past year she moved back to Ontario to live with her son Wayne after the passing of her beloved husband Wilbert Ronald Taylor in 2015. Violet will be fondly remembered for her love of life, music, wonderful sense of humour, servant's heart and stoic spirit. She served her family and friends tirelessly and was a faithful friend. She will also be remembered for her stories of sailing with her family. Together, she and Ron and the boys enjoyed many hours sailing in Victoria, British Columbia. Her grandchildren, nieces and nephews enjoyed many happy times of laughter and fun with her. She will also be remembered for her tenacity and for the great example she was of living her faith during hard times. Her love for God, her dedication to family, her faithfulness as a friend, and her zest for life and love of laughter will leave a lasting impression on all the lives that she has touched. A Celebration of Life service was held at McCallum and Palla Funeral Home in Goderich on Sunday, Aug. 21. Interment was in Hatley Memorial Gardens, Victoria British Columbia. As expressions of sympathy memorial donations to the One Care Home and Community Support Services, Goderich or Alzheimer Society of Huron County would be appreciated. SHARLENE (SHOEMAKER) BROWN Sharlene (Shoemaker) Brown, Brucefield, passed away suddenly at her home on Tuesday, Aug. 23, 2016. She was in her 74th year. Sharlene is survived by her partner Walter James Brown. She was the beloved mother of Nancy and Brian Buckley, Listowel; Dave Stephens, Mount Forest; Jim Brown and Alana McDonald, Vanastra; Marg Mason and Michael Lebold, Clinton; Ruth Anne and Dave Cardona, Middlebury, Connecticut and Bob Brown and Tracy McIntosh, Exeter. Sharlene will be missed by 18 grandchildren, 19 great-grand- children and one great -great- grandchild. She was the dear sister of Dennis and Eleanor Shoemaker, Mildmay. She was predeceased by her parents Melvin and Wanda Shoemaker, partner Harold Ellacott, son Raymond Shoemaker and brother Orlin (Carol) Shoemaker. 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