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JOHN KENNETH ANDERSON
John Kenneth Anderson of RR 1,
Londesborough, passed away
peacefully at his home, surrounded
by his loving family on Monday,
March 4, 2019. Born in Seaforth on
July 12, 1954, Ken was 64.
Ken was the beloved husband of
Diane (née McDougall) Anderson
for 41 years. He was the loving
father of the late Luke Anderson
(April 26, 1997), Kyle Anderson
(Megan), London, England; Adam
Anderson (Veronica), St. Columban
and Cody Anderson (Stacey), Blyth.
Ken was the cherished Pa of
Logan, Ryan, Aleah, Kenton and
Elara and the dear brother of Jim
Anderson (Marg), Lynda Horbanuik
(Leo), all of RR 1, Londesborough;
Pat Arts (Gary), Mary Lou Eichorn
(Paul), all of Guelph; Jane Paille
(Stephan), London and brother-in-
law of Wayne McDougall (Debbie),
Bill McDougall (Brenda), all of
Blyth; Shirley Taylor (Dave
Armstrong), Varna and Kevin
McDougall (Terri Harrison),
Bayfield.
Along with his son Luke, Ken is
predeceased by his parents Eric and
Marjorie (née McClure) Anderson,
father-in-law Gordon McDougall,
mother-in-law Thelma Johnston
(Ken), and his brother-in-law Dan
Taylor.
In keeping with Ken’s wishes, a
private funeral service was held.
Friends joined his family to
celebrate Ken’s life on Saturday,
March 9 at the Seaforth and District
Community Centre. Interment will
take place at Maitlandbank
Cemetery in the spring.
Memorial donations to the
Canadian Cancer Society or the
charity of one’s choice are
appreciated and can still be made
through McGlynn Family Funeral
Home, Seaforth.
Online donations and
condolences can be made
through Ken’s memorial at
www.mcglynnfamilyfuneral
home.com
AUDREY MCLLWAIN
Audrey Joan (née Hackwell)
McLlwain of Seaforth, passed away
peacefully at Exeter Villa on March,
10, 2019. Born in Seaforth on
March 2, 1940, Audrey was in her
80th year.
Audrey was the beloved wife and
best friend of John “Jack” McLlwain
for 59 years and the loving mom of
Mark McLlwain and his wife Kathy,
Exeter and David McLlwain,
Toronto and Grand Bend. She was
the cherished grandma of Carter,
Jackson and Nathan, the dear sister
of June Smith (Ed), Reid Hackwell
(Diane), all of London; Dave
Hackwell, Florida and sister-in-law
of Helen Ahrens, Mitchell; Marian
Pullman, Ken McLlwain (Lois), all
of Seaforth and Jim McLlwain
(Nancy Steinbach), Mitchell.
Audrey was predeceased by her
parents Wesley and Edna (née Reid)
Hackwell, sister-in-law Torey
Hackwell, and brothers-in-law Larry
McLlwain and Ivan Ahrens.
Audrey was a faithful member of
Northside United Church in
Seaforth. She loved music very
much and was the Director of the
Northside Junior Choir for 42 years.
Visitation was held at McGlynn
Family Funeral Home, Seaforth on
Wednesday, March 13. Visitation
will continue at Northside United
Church, Seaforth, on Thursday,
March 14 from 10 a.m. until the time
of Audrey’s funeral service to
celebrate her life at 11 a.m. A
reception will immediately follow at
the Seaforth and District
Community Centre and interment
will take place in Maitlandbank
Cemetery, later in the spring.
As expressions of sympathy,
memorial donations to Northside
United Church, Alzheimer Society
of Huron County or the Seaforth
Community Hospital Foundation
would be appreciated and can be
made through the funeral home.
Online donations and condolences
can be forwarded by visiting
Audrey’s memorial at
www.mcglynnfamilyfuneral
home.com
DARRELL LEROY WOOD
Darrell Leroy Wood of Blyth,
passed away peacefully, surrounded
by his family at Clinton Public
Hospital, on Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2019.
He was in his 84th year.
Darrell was the beloved husband
of Shirley (Patterson) Wood and the
loving father of Teresa (Bob)
Watkins, Perry Wood and Glenda
(Mark) Chaput. He was the
cherished grandfather of 10
grandchildren and 14 great-
grandchildren.
Darrell was the dear brother of
Doris (Robert) Ripley, Ernest
(Wavey) Wood and brother-in-law of
Bill Patterson. He will also be
missed by several nieces and
nephews. Darrell was predeceased
by his granddaughter Kristie Chaput
and brother-in-law Ken Patterson.
At Darrell’s request cremation has
taken place. There will be a private
family spring interment of ashes.
As expressions of sympathy
memorial donations to Blyth Legion
Branch 420 Building Fund or the
Clinton Public Hospital Foundation
would be appreciated.
Funeral arrangements were
entrusted to Falconer Funeral
Homes. Messages of condolence for
the Wood family may be placed at
www.falconerfuneralhomes.com
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Obituaries
Sporting Chance Club takes to the hills at meeting
By Kayla Drennan
The fourth meeting of the
“Wawanosh Sporting Chance Life
Skills Club” was held on Saturday,
March 2 at the Huron Chapel. The 4-
H members and the leaders all met
on the hill with their sleds or
toboggans. President Austin Bieman
opened the meeting with the 4-H
pledge and then everyone got ready
to take turns going down the hill.
After an hour of fun on the hill, the
4-H members and leaders went into
the Huron Chapel hall for hot
chocolate and to conduct the
business part of the 4-H meeting.
Once everyone was in the hall,
Austin led the roll call, which was
“Name three items you think would
be in a First Aid kit and why did you
choose the three items?” Following
roll call, the minutes of the last
meeting were read. Austin asked the
4-H members for a motion to accept
the minutes as read. Hayden
Jamieson made the motion and Abby
Robinson seconded the motion.
Next, the business out of the
minutes was discussed. Mary Ellen
asked for suggestion for a club name
and cover design. Suggestions for a
club name were given and voted on.
The name “Wawanosh Winter
Warriors” was chosen, with Kailey
Hallahan volunteering to design the
cover page.
Next, activities for Achievement
Day were discussed. Some of the
suggestions were road hockey,
bowling and creative games outside
or in the gym. The leaders will give
an update on achievement at the next
meeting. The leaders also reviewed
the dates and location of the next
meetings. Meeting five was
scheduled for March 11 at the
Wingham Curling Club at 6:45 p.m.
and meeting six is at Willits Pool in
Lucknow on March 21 at 7 p.m.
President Austin Bieman closed
the meeting with the motto, “Learn
To Do By Doing.”
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positive presence on the Sunday
morning team, a dedicated member
who always had a smile on his face.
When Huether died, the members
of the team immediately thought he
should be honoured and that hosting
a memorial hockey tournament in
his name would be the perfect way
to honour his memory.
The tournament proved to be
popular right off the bat, with 26
teams applying to play, but
organizers had capped the
tournament at 16 teams.
Van Bakel says that Huether
would be proud to be associated
with the tournament and, if he was
alive, he would be the first one there
to help out.
The tournament runs from the
evening of March 29 to the
afternoon of March 31 at the
Seaforth and District Community
Centre.
For more information, find the
tournament on Facebook, or call Van
Bakel at 226-678-4114.
Huether remembered
as positive presence
Sporting chance
The Wawanosh 4-H Sporting Chance Life Skills Club held
its fourth meeting recently, which included some sledding
and tobogganing, as demonstrated by Club President
Austin Bieman. (Photo submitted)
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