Clinton News Record, 2015-08-05, Page 17Wednesday, August 5, 2015 • News Record 17
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Dr. Brian Baker and Family, wish to thank
everyone for their kindness, after our recent
loss of JEANNE JANKE (SJAARDA)
BAKER. Thanks to everyone who sent
flowers, cards, memorial donations, or food.
A special thanks to the doctors and nurses,
and staff of Huronview, who looked after
Jeanne so well, for 3 1/2 long years. A
special thank you to Rev. Karine Snowdon
(Rector) and Dana Prouse (organist), for
the wonderful funeral service; also thank
you to the ladies of St. Pauls, Clinton, for
the excellent lunch, following the service.
Thank you also, to those who participated
in the service, and attended the service at
St. Pauls. The family are very grateful for
your presence. Last, but not least, thank
you to Christopher Smith (Funeral Director),
and staff of Falconer Funeral Home, for
making Jeanne's last journey so
comfortable.
"Where there is love,
there is life."
- Mahatma Gandhi
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DANNENBERG/STEVENSON
Just a note to say a heartfelt thank you to
all the wonderful doctors and nurses we
have in the Clinton & Seaforth area. I can't
say enough about the excellent care I
received during the last few months at
these hospitals; it was a long, tough winter.
Seaforth was a wonderful place for rehabili-
tation. Special thanks to doctors Hay and
Sumar and the nursing and support staff at
Clinton for their patience and special care
during my recovery and transition to Huron -
view. I can't say enough good things about
the care I received there. Thanks also to
everyone for your prayers, donations, food,
flowers, emails, cards and visits (especially
my buddy Burt) while in the hospital. It
sure made the days more tolerable for both
of us and was greatly appreciated. Your
kindness and support will be remembered
forever. We are so blessed. Thanks again!
Otto & Dianne
In Memoriams
In Memoriams
VINCENT GAHWILER (VINNIE)
A thousand words, won't bring you back,
I know because I've tried.
Neither will a thousand tears,
I know because I've cried.
Forever loved and missed
Mom & Dad & Aiedan
SANDY ROBINSON
In memory of Sandy Robinson
It has been a year since God
decided that Sandy needed wings.
It's been the longest and hardest
year of my life.
She was the love of my life, my
business partner, my soul mate and
my life partner.
She gave me four of the most
important people in my life who,
along with their partners make us
both so proud.
It is hard to believe that our
cherished grandchildren will no
longer enjoy the wonderful fun their
grandmother always had to offer.
I don't think she knew how much
she was loved by so many people
in the community and at her work.
I see her everyday in the eyes of
our family and our home.
I will never forget the love we had.
Everett
In Memoriams
In Memoriams
SANDY ROBINSON
In memory of our dear mother,
Sandy Robinson
Although a year has passed, we
still catch ourselves,
Either we can't wait to tell you
something the kids said,
Or we need to ask you something
that has come into our head,
It only seems like yesterday these
seemingly trivial things were reality.
Although a year has passed, we
remember the incredible woman
you were,
A nurse who went above and
beyond,
Your career was so important to
us all,
Your memory is forever placed on
the walls of your second home,
CPH.
You will never be forgotten for we
still see you daily,
A certain spark in your grand
baby's eyes,
Quirky things that we say or do
that we know is just like you,
We miss all those things that made
you you.
You raised us to be independent,
And although we have our daily
struggles,
The very value you instilled on us
has helped us get through,
We will always hold together.
I am a thousand winds that blow.
In the spring, we think of you.
I am the sunlight on ripened grain.
In the summer, we think of you.
I am the gentle autumn rain.
In the fall, we think of you.
I am the diamond glints on snow.
In the winter, we think of you.
When you awaken in the mornings
hush
I am the swift uplifting rush
Of quiet birds in circled flight.
In the morning, we think of you.
I am the soft stars that shine at
night.
Do not stand at my grave and cry;
I am not there. I did not die.
At night, we think of you.
Until we can share around a
campfire again,
Forever in our hearts.
Forever in our minds.
Mom, we love you.
Becky, Nic, Meagan, Craig and
Families
Excerpts from Mary Frye's poem
"Do Not Stand At My Grave And
Weep"
In Memoriams
In Memoriams
ROGERSON
In loving memory of a dear, devoted
husband "Ken" who passed away
August 10, 2006.
These past years without you,
Are the hardest we've ever known,
We treasure every thought of you,
And keep them as our own.
Although we cannot see you,
You are with us night and day,
For the love that was between us,
Death cannot take away.
The next time we will see you,
Will be at Heaven's Doors,
You'll be there to greet us,
And we will cry no more.
We'II put our arms around you,
And kiss your smiling face,
Then the pieces of our broken hearts,
Will fall back into place.
People tell us we have memories,
But they don't understand,
How can we hug a memory,
Or hold a memory's hand.
Lovingly remembered and cherished by
wife Marg, family and friends.
Obituaries
Obituaries
ALMEY, Margaret Ellie (nee
Graham) - Wife of John "Jack" Almey of
Vanastra died on Friday, July 24, 2015 after
a short battle with cancer. Ellie was blessed
with 6 children, all who were able to be with
her before her death. Winifred Hutton
(Dennis), Cyril Almey (Jan Killey), Mary
Almey-Osser (Bob), Tom Almey (Deb), Art
Almey and Ian Almey (Diane). She is
lovingly remembered by grandchildren
Nathan Hutton (Kerri Ann), Chris Hutton
(Cat Williams), Anne Almey (David), Jane
Almey (Chris), Jia Osser, Harrison Almey
(Laura), Sarah Windsor and two great-
grandchildren, Michael and Cash Hutton.
Ellie had been active in the United Church
of Canada for over 60 years in both Ontario
and Alberta. She will be forever
remembered for her roll call of children and
dogs. A Memorial Service was held at
Clinton United Church, 105 Ontario Street,
Clinton on Monday, August 3, 2015 at 1:00
p.m. Interment of ashes at Wyoming
Cemetery will take place at a later date. As
expressions of sympathy, memorial
donations to the Canadian Cancer Society
or the Clinton United Church would be
appreciated. Arrangements entrusted to the
FALCONER FUNERAL HOMES -
CLINTON CHAPEL. Messages of
condolence for the Almey family may be left
at www.falconerfuneralhomes.com
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