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PAGE 20 THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2002.
Obituaries
STUART T. PARKER
Stuart Thomas Parker of Listowel.
passed away at Listowel Memorial
Hospital on Sunday, Sept. 8. 2(X)2.
Stuart was in his 59th year.
Born in Rugby, County of
Warwick. England on July 16. 1944.
Stuart was the son of Thomas Alfred
Parker and the late Florence Agnes
Cullaton.
Stuart dedicated more than 40
years of service to the Canadian
Armed Forces and was an active
member of many community service
organizations. A man of great faith,
Stuart was a devout member of the
Roman Catholic Church, giving in
all ways to his church.
Stuart will be sadly missed by his
wife Karen Winnifred (Smith)
Parker. He was the dear son of
Thomas Parker and the late Florence
Agnes Parker. Stuart was the loving
father of Lisa Henry and her hus-
band Andy of Gorrie, Tara Pipe and
her husband Murray of Brussels,
Lori Pipe and her husband Gary of
Brussels, and Lara Graber and her
husband Chris of Listowel. He was
the loved brother of Gary Parker and
his wife Barb of Grand Bend, and
Elaine McDermott and her husband
Terry of Coburg. He was the dear
son-in-law of Lloyd and Alma Smith
of Listowel, and nephew of Rev. Fr.
V. Cullaton and Rev. Fr. L. Cullaton
of Galt. Stuart was also loved by his
10 grandchildren, and many cousins,
nieces and nephews.
Friends were received by the fam-
ily from 2 - 4 and 7 - 9 p.m. Monday
at the Schimanski Family Funeral
Home, Brussels, where prayers were
said Monday at 7 p.m. by Rev.
Father Matthias Wronski. The funer-
al mass was celebrated by Rev. Fr.
Graham Keep and co-celebrants
Rev. Fr. Ron Paquette. Rev. Fr. John
Pluta and Rev. Fr. Matthias Wronski
from St. Ambrose Roman Catholic
Church. Brussels. on Tuesday, Sept.
10 at 10 a.m.
Pallbearers were Murray Pipe,
Andy Henry, Chris Graber, Gary
Pipe, Brian McDermott, Mark
McDermott, Major Roger Turcotte
and Tom Parker.
Cremation followed with inter-
ment in St. Ambrose Cemetery,
Brussels.
As an expression of sympathy,
memorial donations may be made to
the London Regional Cancer Centre,
North Perth Community Hospice or
to Listowel Memorial Hospital.
WILLIAM (BILL) MARTIN
MCNAIR
Mr. William McNair of London,
formally of Brussels passed away
peacefully at Versa Care on
Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2002. He was
in his 87th year.
He vas the husband and friend for
66 years of Norma (Speiran) and
dear father of daughters, Lavarre
Clark and Robert Mustard and
Dianne Allen and Bruce, all of
London. He was grandfather of Scott
Clark, Strathroy, Shane Clark of
Regina, Linda Allen of Portland,
Oregan and Joanne Allen of
Hamilton.
Mr. McNair was predeceased by a
sister Muriel Sinclair in 1998 and
brother Arnold in 1962.
Bill was a past Master of Union
Masonic Lodge 380 London and P.Z.
of London Chapter R.A.M.
The funeral and interment was on
Saturday, Sept. 14 at 2 p.m. at Forest
Lawn Memorial Chapel in London.
Rev. Keith Rameshwar of Dundas
St. Centre United Church officiated.
In remembrance donations to
Dundas St. Centre United Church or
charity of your choice would be
appreciated.
DONALD JAMES CLARK
Donald J.
Clark of RR2.
Brussels, passed
away. on the
farm where he
was born, raised
and lived his
entire life, on the
14th Conc. of
Grey Twp. on
Friday, Sept. 13,
2002.
Born on Sept.
20. 1926, Donald was in his 76th
year.
Donald was a faithful member of
the Order of Foresters, active in his
community and Knox Presbyterian
Church in Cranbrook.
He was the dear son of the late
James Clark and Mary MacDonald
and dear brother of Isabelle Craig
and her husband Bill of RR2, Blyth.
Donald was the loved uncle of Ross
and Stephanie Craig and their chil-
dren Bruce and Heather, Murray
Craig and his children Melanie and
Melissa, Roger and Connie Craig.
Ian and Nicole Craig and Mary
Craig.
He was predeceased by his niece
Nancy Craig and Elyssa Craig.
Friends were received by the fam-
ily from 2 - 4 and 7 - 9 p.m. Sunday
at the Schimanski Family Funeral
Home, Brussels. A Forester service
under the auspices of Kinburn Court
No. 6157 .OF was held Sunday at 9
p.m.
The funeral service was conducted
from the funeral home Monday.
Sept. 16 at 2 p.m. with Rev. Cathrinc
Campbell officiating.
Pallbearers were Ross Alccick,
Lloyd Smith, Graeme MacDonald.
The Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital, Goderich, the
Clinton Public Hospital and the
South Huron Hospital, Exeter joint-
ly announced Sept. 16 they have
provided the required one-year
notice to withdraw from the Huron
Perth Hospitals Partnership.
. This announcement follows on the
heels of the tither five partner hospi-
tals' notice to withdraw.
Janet Cameron, board chair,
Clinton Public Hospital states, "We
are proud of the accomplishments of
the HPHP and we are committed to
explore with other Network 10 hos-
pitals new and innovative ways of
working together."
The Ministry of Health's Rural
and Northern Healthcare
Framework has identified the eight
hospitals in Huron Perth as Network
10.
This document outlines the vari-
ous ways rural hospitals should
work together to improve local
delivery of care.
All hospital boards are now inves-
Ross Craig, Stewart Steiss, and
Murray Craig.
Burial was in Brussels Ceme-
tery.
As an expression of sympathy,
memorial donations may be made to
the Knox Presbyterian Church,
Cranbrook.
tigating alternate governance
arrangements that are in the best
interest of health care delivery in
their communities.
Fran McLean, chair of the
Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital board clarified, "This 'is a
governance decision; the day-to-day
operations of the hospitals continue
unchanged."
"By providing the notice to with-
draw from the final partnership
members, all partners can now
unanimously dissolve the
Partnership and move forward to
create new governance models,"
stated Matt Clarke, chair of the
South Huron Hospital board.
The Huron Perth Hospitals
Partnership was formed in 1998 fol-
lowing a Huron Perth District
Health Council study on hospital
system restructuring and during the
period when Duncan Sinclair's
Health Services Restructuring
Commission was actively making
recommendations throughout the
province.
3 county hospitals
withdraw from
hospital partnership
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