Huron Expositor, 2000-08-30, Page 13NASH, Jim: In loving memory of a
dear father. father-in-law & grand-
pa. Jim Nash, whom God laid to
rest 3 years ago. August 28. 1997.
Ever Close in Mind and Heart.
No further away than a picture.
A smile or remembered phrase,
Our loved ones live in memory.
So close in so many ways.
For how often does a sunset
Bring nostalgic thoughts to mind,
Of moments that our loved ones
shared,
In days now left behind.
How often has a fiower
Or a crystal autymn sky,
Brought golden recollections
Of happy days gone by.
Yes, memory has a magic way
Of keeping loved ones near,
Ever close in mind and heart
Are the ones we hold most dear.
Sending all our love Dad, Tammy,
Grant & Megan McKellar, 46-35.1
FLANAGAN: Brian, August 30,
1981.
Though absent you are very near.
Still loved and missed and ever
dear.
Fondest memories, Mom, Dad and
Family. 46-35x1
KNIGHTS: In loving memory of a
dear father, grandfather and great
grandfather. Reginald Knights who
passed away 2 , years ago,
September 1, 1998.
Loving memories never die.
As years roll on and days pass by.
In our hearts a memory is kept.
Of the one we loved and will never
forget.
Lovingly remembered by Jim.
Joanne and families. 46-35x1
HAYTER
In loving memory of a dear son,
brother, brother-in-law and uncle,
Jamie, who left us so suddenly on
September 5, 1999.
We often lay awake at night,
When the world is fast asleep.
And take a walk down memory
lane,
With tears upon our cheeks.
The years we had with you,
Are worth their weight in gold,
The joy and laughter that you gave,
Are ours to have and hold.
Remembering you is easy,
We do it every day,
But missing you is a heartache,
That never goes away.
We hold you close within our
hearts,
And there you will remain,
To walk with us throughout our life,
Until we meet again.
To those of you who have a son,
• Love him while you may,
For how we wish with all our hearts,
We had ours here today.
We love you and miss you very
much, Jamie. •
- Love Dad. Mom, Jeff, Jason and
Lisa, Joanne, Jim and your nephew
Owen. 46-35x l cc
HILDEBRAND: In loving memory
of a dear Dad and Papa, George
Hildebrand who passed away eight
years ago. August 29, 1992.
Remember him with a smile today,
He was not one for tears.
Reflect instead on memories.
Of all the happy years.
We can to mind the way he spoke,
And all the things he said,
His strength. his courage and the
way he loved us.
Remember that instead.
The good advice he gave us.
His eyes that shone with laughter.
So much of him that never died,
But lives on ever after.
• Lovingly remembered and sadly
missed by Ruth, Steve, Jennie and
Emily. 46-35x1
HILDEBRAND: In loving memory
of a dear husband. George who
passed away on August 29. 1992.
Those we love must someday pass:
beyond our present sight.
Must leave us and the world we
know,
without their radiant light.
But we know that like a candle, -
their lovely light will shine.
To brighten up another place.
more pertect....more divine.
And in the realm of Heaven.
where they shine so warm and
bright,
Our loved ones live forevermore,
In God's etemal light.
Lovingly remembered and sadly
missed by his wife Hazel 46-36x1
MCCREIGHT: In loving memory of
Matt. dear husband, father and
grandfather. who passed away
Sept. 4, 1999.
Do not stand at my grave and cry,
I am not there. I did not die.
1 am a thousand winds that blow.
1 am the diamond glint on snow.
When you awaken in the moming
hush,
I am the swift uplifting rush
Of quiet birds in circled flight.
I am bnght stars that shine at night.
I am the sunlight on ripened grain,
I am the gentle autumn rain.
Do not stand at my grave and
weep,
I am not there, 1 do not sleep.
Matt. your spirit lives on.
- Lovingly remembered and sadly
missed. Celeste and Family. 46-
35x1 cc
r
JANTZI: In loving memory of a dear
father. Aaron, who passed away
one year ago, August 30. 1999 and
a dear mother. Flossie, who passed
away April 10, 1984.
Never more than a thought away,
Quietly remembered every day.
• Lovingly remembered, ,Harold,
Joy, Ferg and Families 46-35x1
DALE: Remembering a dear friend,
Alf Dale who passed away one year
ago. Sept. 2, 1999.
Many happy memories keep you
near.
- Missed by AH and Joy Floss and
FamHy 46-35x1
47 Cards of ' honks
GRAY/FLYNN
We would Ike to thank everyone
who came out and supported us at
our Buck & Doe. Thanks to our fam-
ily, friends, wedding party and Jane
Ladd, who all worked so hard to
make it a success. Thanks also to
Jim Floyd for driving the bus. We
had a great time. Thanks again.
Becky & Norris. 47-35x1
COOPER
I would like to extend thanks to the
family and friends of St. Andrew's
United Church. Kippen for the gifts
and best wishes offered at the
bridal shower in my honour. Special
thanks to Sandra Turner. Joyce
Hummel, Ruby Lelaive, Helen
Faber and Rebecca Wright for your
contributions to organizing and
entertaining. Your thoughtfulness
and generosity is much appreciat-
ed,- Tricia 47-35x1 cc
O'REILLY
The family of the late Louis (Lou)
O'Reilly extends sincerest thanks
and appreciation to all relatives,
friends and neighbours for the gift
of their presence, mass intentions.
cards, floral tributes, food and
memorial donations. Special thanks
is extended to Dr. Rooyakkers, the
nursing staff and all other staff
associated with Seaforth
Community Hospital who provided
such wonderful and compassionate
care during the time that Lou was
hospitalized. A special thank you is
extended to Father Dino Salvador
for his support and prayers. Thank
you to Ross Ribey and the Whitney-
Ribey Funeral Home for all profes-
sional assistance and the ladies of
the St. James CWL for the lovely
lunch following the funeral mass. A
special thanks is extended to all
who participated in the funeral
mass including, Father Salvador,
Father Mooney, Reverend
Archdeacon Paul Stephaniuk. the
St. James Church choir, Lindsay
Devereaux, Don Sills, the altar
servers and 'the readers: Our sin-
cere appreciation to the pallbearers
Jack Lane, John Forrest, Brian
Murray, Kevin Kale, Lou Maloney
and Jim Ryan. The thoughtfulness
and kindness extended to the fami
ly has been a source of comfort and
support and will always be remem-
bered. - Sincerely, Patricia O'Reilly
and the O'Reilly family 47-35.1-
SEAFORTH
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Seaforth Knights of Columbus Bean
Festival draw_ winners were:
$1000.00, Mike Susko, Maidstone.
2nd, $200.00, Jim Puodephath,
London. 3rd, $100.00, Brenda
McIntosh, Seaforth. Thanks to all
who supported us. 47-35x1
ST. ONGE
We would like to thank Dr. G.
Hancock, • Dr. C. Hillyer and the
nurses of the O.B. floor at Stratford
Hospital for the wonderful care that
we received. Thank you to
Grandma for looking after Mary
Paige and helping at home. A spe-
cial thank you to Daddy for all his
help and love. Thank you to family.
and friends for their gifts, cards, vis-
its and phone calls. Everyone's
thoughtfulness and kindness will
always be remembered. - With grat-
itude, Cheryl Ann and lrelyn 47-
35x1
FINLAYSON
We would like to thank our family
and friends for their help and sup-
port in making our day so special.
Your effort will always be remem-
bered. - Mike and Joy Finlayson 47-
35x1cc
MCGRATH
In 25 years many things have
changed but one thing that remains
unchanged is the Love and support
of family and friends. This was most
evident on Saturday. August 19 as
we celebrated our silver wedding
anniversary. We wish to thank our
children. Andrea, Laura and Greg
for their hard work in organizing the
evening and to everyone who
joined us for the evening. The beau-
tiful gifts and thoughtful cards with
heartfelt messages were- much
appreciated. Special thanks to our
attendants of 25 years ago. (best
man) Jim Cardno of Seaforth and
(matron of honour) Brenda Papple
Coonan, of Calgary. for their nostal-
gic and humourous speeches.
Special mention to those who
helped with clean up and to MCL
Sound for providing the entertain-
ment. Everyone's kindness will
always be remembered. - Larry and
Dianne McGrath 47-35-nxe
News
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, August 30, 2000-13
Susan
Hundertmark
photos
Janette Wood
makes notes while
studying to
become a clown at
o care clown
school held for the
past seven weeks
at Seaforth
Community
Hospital.
Leroy Hoffman of Hensall hams it up during a skit.
Joanne Gallagher acts out a skit.
Clowns have been therapeutic for dying
From Page 1
Another time, a dying
patient spent some time
talking to Beany's hand
puppet about her feelings
about her illness because she
found it difficult to talk to
anyone else.
"Everybody turns away
from you when you're dying
because they don't want to
talk about it or they just don't
know what to say. I have no
answers but I'm there.
Everyone's a living being until
they kick dirt in your face,"
says Willows.
She's also been able to
bring a smile to patients as a
patient herself.
Once while drivi'ngto, a
clowning engagement in
costume, Willows skidded on
black ice and flipped her car.
While hanging
upsidedown in the car by her
seatbelt waiting for help, a
school bus stopped and she
heard a little boy saying,
"Look, it's a clown."
His words helped her
laugh at her own situation,
even when the police,
firefighters and ambulance
showed up and even while
she was wheeled into
emergency at Stratford
General Hospital with some
minor injuries in her clown
costume.
The hospital staff took her
picture on the stretcher and
put it in the hospital
newletter with the caption,
"Even Beany has bad days.
Willows says she loves
clowning in nursing homes
as well, where she says .
Beany always gets a warm
reception. •
"They just love to have'
hugs and someone to talk to
at nursing homes," she says.
She loves handing out
unbirthday cards (cards that
celebrate you're alive on
every day other than your
birthday) and joke cannisters,
such as a donut tree kit, a can
full of cheerios with
instructions to plant near a
Community Calendar
WED., AUG. 30 SAT., SEPT. 2
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Bantam Hockey Tournament
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MON., SEPT. 4
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Binnendyk
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coffee shop.
"You should still have
enjoyment no matter how old
you are or how sick you are,"
she says.
However, she says that care
clowns never force themselves
on anyone and always ask to
be invited. She says they also
never make anyone other than
themselves or other clowns
the brunt of their jokes.
Willows says laughter as a
healing therapy has been a
growing movement since the
1960s when Norman Cousins,
author of Anatomy of an
Illness, discovered during a
battle with a severe illness that
10 minutes of belly laughs
could give him two hours
without pain.
But, she adds that the idea
of laughter as an anaesthetic
goes back to the days of
ancient Greece with Plato and
Socrates. As well, she points
to the use of court jesters in
medieval times to aid
digestion.
Care clowning is popular in
hospitals throughout North
America and Willows says
New York City has one of the
best programs in the Big
Apple Care Clown Unit.
which has 35 professional
performers who visit in
hospitals.
However, she says some
doctors still "look at you as if
you're a voodoo doctor," she
says.
loann'e Gallagher, who
organized the recent clowning
course at Seaforth Community
Hospital. says the aim of the
course is to create a local pool
of care clowns to visit hospital
patients and nursing home
residents throughout Huron
and Penh Counties.
"If a family or a nurse
contacts us. we'll dispatch the
clowns to cheer them up."
says Gallagher. who took the-
course
hecourse and has become a -
clown herself.
"It's documented that the
endorphins your body makes
when laughing helps with
healing. It's also about healing
the whole spirit:" she says.
Gallagher says another care
clowning course could he
offered at •SCH this winter:
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