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Coming Events
Coming Events
LUCKNOW FALL FAIR
Decorate your yard contest; theme The
Family Farm. See page 16 of fair book;
lucknowagsociety.ca
PATIO SALE AT
THE GARAGE HOME DECOR
BELMORE
Sept 3rd - 13th up to 60% off. A large selec-
tion of Home Decor. Sat. Sept. 6th,
donation barbeque for "Belmore Save The
Ice" also on Saturday featuring Silpada
Jewellery. New items for fall. Selected and
retired item 30-50% off. Open Wed. - Sat.
Phone 519-392-6759.
ST HELENS FISH FRY
Tickets are now available for September 20, 2014
fish fry at the St. Helens Hall. Dining 5 to 7pm.
Adults $14.00. Children under 10 by donation.
Call 519-528-3717 or 519-528-2279 for tickets.
Come out and enjoy a good time.
Thank You Notes
Thank You Notes
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Lucknow's Music in the
Fields Volunteers
A huge THANKS and pat on the back to
all of the volunteers that were essential in
making this years Music in the Fields such a
huge success! It really does take a ago
village and we appreciate those that
volunteered from the camping crew
to bar to grounds to main gates and
merchandise. So many of you went
above and beyond by working extra
shifts, staying late or hoeing on call
if we found ourselves needing last
minute help - and all with a smile
your your face. Special thanks to my
right hand Karen McMurray who
was essential to me the last few
months getting everyone called and
organized. I could not have done
it without you! What an amazing
community we live in!
Cheryl Johnston
THANKYOU!
I want to express my heartfelt thanks to every-
one that supported me over the past two years
while I was completing my Masters in Social
Work.
To my husband Terry; your constant encour-
agement, love and support have meant more to
me than you will ever know. I can hardly find
the words to express my gratitude for all you
have sacrificed for me over the past few years.
I am so fortunate to be married to such an
amazing man.
To my daughters, Logan and Lian; thank you
for being my biggest cheerleaders, for doing
more than your fair share of household tasks
and inspiring me to be my best everyday.
To my family both in Lucknow and Australia; for
understanding when I couldn't always be at
events, for helping with the girls and for your
constant support. A special thank you to Chel-
sea Stanley for all of the Thursday nights.
To my good friends who kept me running and
attending classes, ran my children to soccer
and dance and for supplying wine when
needed; in particular, Dionne, Danielle, Joan,
Cathy, Sally, Luke, Jean, Janine, Vicky, Karis-
sa, Scott, Helene, Marie, Julie and Amanda.
To my friends at the Alzheimer Society of Hu-
ron County; for understanding when I was away
in placement and always cheering me on when
days were long; I miss working with you.
I know I could not have done this on my own; I
am blessed to have you all in my life. Thank
you again!
Cards of Thanks
Cards of Thanks
ALTON
Thank you for all your support with food,
cards, gifts, telephone calls, e-mails, visits
and inquiries at the time of my surgery.
Thanks also to the Home Care workers,
you are special. It was greatly appreciated.
I will always remember your kindness and
thoughtfulness. Special thanks to my hus-
band for being there for me every day.
Loreen Alton.
CAYDEN SLOETJES
A huge thank you goes out to everyone that
came out to support our family in Chesley
on Aug 9th. We really appreciate all the
love and support from everyone. Words
cannot describe how loved we feel. Thank
you so much! Love the Sloetjes, Anthony,
Vanessa, Cayde, Caleb, and Donovan.
MARGARET BLACK
"Death leaves a heartache that no lone can
heal,
Love leaves a memory no one can steal."
The family of the late Margaret Black would
like to thank Mary Ellen and Amy of
MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral Home
for their kindness, caring and compassion
during the time of our Mom's passing.
These ladies made a very difficult time,
much more easier to deal with and we
Thank You for that. To the wonderful peo-
ple who brought food to the house to keep
us all nourished, we Thank You. To the
"Coffee Ladies" who organized a luncheon
for family and friends during the visitation,
so we could relax and reminisce, we Thank
You. To Nine Mile Villa and staff for making
Mom feel at home for those 3 short weeks,
we Thank You. We believe she was liking
her stay there, but she would never admit it!
To Elva for being with our Mom and holding
her hand, the Lucknow Fire Department
and Huron County EMS for providing care
and dignity to our Mom in her time of need,
we Thank You. To the RN's in Emergency
and First Floor at Wingham and District
Hospital, for being professional and caring
ways when Mom was in your care, as she
was one of your own, we Thank You. To
Lynn Wilson for providing a beautiful ser-
vice for our Mom, we Thank You. To Grant
Currie for reading Joan's words from New
Zealand, to Nancy Maclntyre for providing
some wonderful words, to Ross and Mary
Proctor for letting us know exactly who the
"Golden Girls" were and to Liz for her eulo-
gy, we Thank You. We hope that each and
every one of you, got to know a bit more
about our Mom from all these words. To
Debbie Ritchie and the RN Honour Guard,
we Thank You. Nursing was Mom's passion
in Life and it was a wonderful tribute to her.
To those that took the time to travel long
distances to show our family your support,
we Thank You. To Steve and Carol for pro-
viding us your trailer so our family could all
stay together, we Thank You. To Margie for
helping scan pictures, we Thank You. The
stories that each and every one of you
shared during this time, gave us a new and
more loving appreciation for our Mom, as
some things, we truly were not aware of. To
The Celtic Blue Highlanders for sharing Earl
Salter with us, who played at the graveside,
we Thank You. To the grandchildren for
sharing their stories and making us laugh
when we thought we could not, we Thank
You. To the Lucknow Legion ladies, who
provided a wonderful luncheon after the
service, we Thank You. To those who sent
us cards, flowers, made donations to the
Lucknow United Church and the CNIB, and
offered your support, we Thank You. We
were truly humbled by all of your kindness.
The Black Families - Dave, Fred, Kevin and
Liz
Cards of Thanks
Cards of Thanks
MCQUILLIN
The family of the late John (Jack) McQuillin
would like to thank everyone for their many
acts of kindness in the loss of dear father,
grandfather, brother and uncle. It has been
greatly appreciated. Special thank you to
Maitland Manor Nursing Home and man-
agement and staff for their loving care, Dr.
Neal and nurse practitioner Irene Brooks
who attended to John's medical care, and
to Joan and Amy at MacKenzie and
McCreath Funeral Home Lucknow. Pastor
Perry Chuipka and the Ladies of St. Peter's
Anglican Church, Lucknow provided a
beautiful farewell and wonderful lunch in
honour of John. The McQuillin Family
In Memoriams
In Memoriams
DR. JACK C. MCKIM
1984 - 2014
He was a wonderful Husband, Father and
Physician.
After 30 years, he is still loved and lives in
our hearts.
Always remembered by Carroll, Kathryn,
Lori, Scott and Darren.
Obituaries
Obituaries
CHRISTIANSON, Shirley Anne -
January 3, 1936 — August 23, 2014
Passed away peacefully in her sleep at
London Victoria Hospital in her 79th year.
Loving mother of David (Pauline), Douglas
(Heather), Donald (Cyndi), Diane, Paul
(Cathy), and Darryl. Sadly missed by her
many grandchildren, great grandchildren,
nieces and nephews. Predeceased by her
parents Charles and Katherine Bell. Her
brothers William and Stewart and her
sisters Reta and Sarah. Shirley was a
proud member of the Lucknow Legion
Branch 309. She still has many friends in
Lucknow and abroad that will miss her. Her
family would like to thank the members of
the Lucknow Legion Branch 309 who
helped with her Celebration of Life, and all
of Shirley's friends that attended her
Celebration of Life for their kind words and
wonderful memories of Mom.
Always in our thoughts,
Forever in our hearts,
We toast you with honour,
We love and miss you, Cheers!
Obituaries
Obituaries
COOK, Graham Llewelyn - of Ripley,
passed away at Pinecrest Manor on August
23, 2014 at the age of 86. He was the
beloved husband of Mary (MacLeod) for 61
years. Born June 20, 1928 to the late
Beatrice (Cooper) and Harry Cook in
Wingham, Ontario. Dear father of Donna &
Ron Mattmer of Owen Sound, Cameron &
Brenda of Glammis, Kevin & Cathy of
Amberley and David & Veronika of Ripley.
Greatly missed by his grandchildren: Chris,
Dan, Mellissa, Craig, Heather, Cristy, Chad,
Jessie, Jean, Graham, Kevin Jr., Emily, and
Robert. Great -grandpa to 26 great-
grandchildren and 1 great -great-
granddaughter. Survived by his sisters
Erma Slesser of Kincardine, Audrey
Stephenson of Wingham, Freda Kirkby of
Maple Ridge, BC, and his brother Austin
"Joe" Cook of Oakville. Predeceased by his
daughter Helen Kerr and brothers Lloyd &
Don, and sisters Velma Jacklin and Yvonne
in infancy. Graham worked in construction
as a heavy equipment operator. He will be
remembered for his generous nature and
his well-known collection of antiques and
other toys. Visitation was held at
MacKENZIE & McCREATH FUNERAL
HOME, Ripley on Tuesday August 26, 2014
from 2:00 - 4:00 & 7:00 - 9:00 PM. A
Northern Light Lodge Masonic Service was
conducted Tuesday at 6:30 PM. The
Funeral Service took place at St. Andrew's
United Church, Ripley, on Wednesday
August 27, 2014 at 1:00 PM. Rev. Judy
Zarubick officiated. Graham's grandsons
were pallbearers and his granddaughters
were flower bearers. Interment in the Ripley
Cemetery following his final ride in his
Model T. Donations in lieu of flowers were
appreciated to Pinecrest Social Committee
for the Nurses Fund. Memorial information
and condolences online at
www.mackenzieandmccreath.com
To live in hearts we leave behind
is not to die. - Tlrrmuj.v Cumpbrit