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Obituaries
BRAD TAYLOR
Bradley Roland Taylor passed
away suddenly as a result of a car
accident on Sunday, August 13
near Seaforth.
Brad was born in Goderich
Hospital January 3, 1973. He was
16 years old.
He was the third son of Margaret
(Achilles) Taylor of Walton, Ont.
and William Taylor of Protent
Station.
He was a Grade 11 student at
Seaforth High School and was an
avid sports competitor playing
hockey, ball, basketball and ball
hockey.
Brad is survived by his parents,
two brothers, a sister and a
brother-in-law: Richard (Rick) of
RR 6, Goderich; Brian of London;
Lynn, Mrs. Wayne McDonagh and
Wayne McDonagh of Lucknow.
He is also survived by his
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Roily
Achilles of Walton and Gertrude
Taylor of Seaforth.
Friends were received Tuesday
at Whitney Ribey Funeral Home in
Seaforth. Funeral services were
conducted from Duff’s United
Church in Walton Wednesday,
August 16 at 2 p.m. with interment
in Brussels Cemetery.
Serving as pallbearers were cou
sins Danny Achilles, Dwayne
Achilles, Terry Williamson, Kevin
Williamson, Brad Schroder, Ted
Sills, Jason McNichol, Jim Short
reed, Mark Smale, Steve Fritz,
Brent van den Akker and Brian
Williamson.
WILLIAM DOUGLAS SPENCE
Mr. William Douglas Spence
passed away at his residence on
Queen St. in Brussels on August
28. 1989. He was 81 years old.
Born in Campbellford, Ontario,
Mr. Spence married the former
Marion Margaret Gerritt who pre
deceased him in August of 1982.
Before retirement, he was an
employer of Westinghouse.
Left to mourn his passing are his
son Karl of Brussels and his
brother and sister-in-law Irene and
Jerry Spence of Toronto.
Mr. Spence rested at the Betts
Funeral Home in Brussels until the
funeral service which took place at
11 a.m. on August 30. Rev. J.
Hawkins officiated. Pallbearers
were Doug and Debbie Trollope,
Cec. Moore and Karl Spence.
Interment was at Brussels Ceme
tery.
SARAH FIDELIA HUBBARD
Mrs. Sarah Hubbard of Fordwich
Village Nursing Home died at
University Hospital in London on
August 25, 1989. She was in her
94th year.
The former Sarah Fidelia Under
wood was born in Howick Town
ship. She spent her life as a
homemaker and was a member of
Gorrie United Church.
She was predeceased by two
husbands, Wilbert Gallaway and
Burton Hubbard. One brother Gor
don Underwood died in 1964.
Mrs. Hubbard will be mourned
by her children Wesley Galloway of
Gorrie and her step-children Shar
on and Clifton Coulter, also of
Gorrie. She also leaves one brother
Wesley of Brookhaven Nursing
Home in Wingham, several grand
children, great-grandchildren,
nieces and nephews.
Funeral services were conducted
at 2 p.m. on August 28 from Betts
Funeral Home, Gorrie Chapel with
Rev. J. Hawkins officiating.
Pallbearers were Alan Under
wood, Glen Underwood, Murray
Underwood, Tom Templeman, Don
Templeman, and Ken Templeman.
Murray, Marion, Marlene and
Michelle Coulter were flower bear
ers.
Interment followed at Gorrie
Cemetery.
GLADYS DIXON
Passed away at St. Raphael’s
Nursing Home, Durham, Friday,
September 1, 1989, Gladys Sher
wood Tucker, in her 93rd year,
beloved wife of the late Joseph A.
Dixon (1977).
Mrs. Dixon was bom in Glenelg
Township on October 19, 1896, a
daughter of the late Thos. P. and
Annie (Watson) Tucker. She was a
graduate of the Canada Business
College, Chatham and worked in
Toronto until her marriage to
Joseph A. Dixon on November 28,
1923 at the home of her parents.
They farmed in Egremont Town
ship until their retirement in 1958,
when they moved to Glenelg Town
ship near Durham.
Mrs. Dixon who was a member
of Knox United Church, Durham
and a member of the U.C.W. was
very fond of nature and enjoyed
music and reading.
She is survived by two daughters
and two son-in-laws, Annie and
Dan Mclnnes of Blyth, Mabel and
Howard Johnson of Vienna, Vir
ginia; three grandchildren, Robert
Mclnnes of Blyth, Dale Mclnnes
and his wife Carrie of Glencoe and
Nancy Mclnnes of Burlington and
one brother, Charles Tucker and
his wife Ida of Durham. Predeceas
ed by a sister Mabel, Mrs. Robert
Beyrer and a brother, Hehry Tuck
er.
Rev. H. W. Wonfor officiated at
the funeral service which was at the
McCulloch Funeral Home, Durham
on Monday, September 4 at 2 p.m.
Mrs. Wilma Hutson sang, “Be
yond the Sunset”, a favourite of
Mrs. Dixon’s and was accompanied
by Tanya McCulloch.
Pallbearers were Glen Moore,
Gerald Tucker, Alan Sinclair, John
Harrison and grandsons Robert
Mclnnes and Dale Mclnnes.
Flower bearers were Betty Mc
Cabe and granddaughters Nancy
Mclnnes and Carrie Mclnnes.
Interment was in Durham Ceme
tery. Donations were made to the
Charity of one’s choice.
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