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Obituary / Death Notices
Mary Samko Sept. 12, 1937—Feb. 25, 2017
was born one of seven children to parents John and Katerina Samko on the family farmstead in Enniskillen, Ontario. Their family immigrated from Slovakia in 1937. She spent her formative years in Petrolia, Ontario and later went on to become a Registered Nursing Assistant. She met and married our father, David John Roy,
in Toronto, where they had their rst child Maryanne - they raised three more children, Craig, Monique and Michelene, in LaSalle, Quebec. Mom was a proud grandmother to Amelia, Carly, and recently to Jason -she always had time, patience and love for her grandchildren.
Mary retired from the Douglas Psychiatric Hospital in Verdun, Quebec, after a long career as a psychiatric RNA. Mom watched her children grow up and re-settle in North Vancouver, Edmonton, and Dubai. She happily moved to Sechelt, BC in 2014 to be re-united with her daughters. Mom was a devout Catholic. She regularly attended St. John Brebeuf Parish in LaSalle. She was an active member of the Catholic Women’s League, Hobby Craft and Meals on Wheels. Mom later became a parishioner at Our Lady of Lourdes in Sechelt. We hold dear many memories of our sweet mother; the dancer, the protector of nature and lover of all animals. Mom had a great sense of humour, loved watching the changing weather, shopping and long walks with her daughters, especially Michelene (Nicole) with whom she lived and shared a special bond. She was a nurturing kind hearted person always ready to lend a hand. Mom was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer six weeks prior to her being taken from us. She passed away surrounded by her family. Mom was cremated Feb 28th, 2017. At mom’s request, a memorial service and funeral will be held later this year in Petrolia, Ont. C’est Tout...Merci
Medd; Goldie Hughbert - Peacefully on Friday March 10, 2017 at Windsor Regional Hospital - Ouelette, Goldie Hughbert Medd passed away at the age of 88. Beloved husband to Ella May for 67 years. Loving father to Paul (Dorothy) Medd and the late Murray Medd (1980). Loving grandpa “GG” to Jenny Taylor and her children Dana and Desiree, Annette (Kristan Spaulding) Medd, Loretta (Dave Kraan) Medd and their children Joey and Owen Charette, Je Medd and his children Jayson Crossette and Christopher Free, Terri (Mark Handy) Wilshire and their children Bradley and Felicia Myllyoja and Tammy (Steven) Wilshire-Weber and their children Kaila, Kelvin and Kris Trepanier. Proud great-great grandfather to Taven and Hunter Foslett. Goldie was a farmer and a carpenter his entire life, helping his family from the time he was 12 years old. Goldie loved his family and his Wyoming community and will be dearly missed by all those who knew him. Visitors will be received by the family on Wednesday from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. at the NEEDHAM-JAY FUNERAL HOME, 4059 Petrolia Line, Petrolia ON where a funeral service will be held on Thursday, March 16, 2017 at 11:00pm. As an expression of sympathy, memorial donations may be made by cheque to the Wyoming Legion. Memories and condolences may be shared online at www.needhamjay.com
In Memory
Celebrations
Cards of Thanks
THANK YOU for the cards, phone calls and concerns during the last eight months while I was not well. Thanks to Dr. Mather, Dr. Southcott, Dr. Rosenblum and the Sta at both Hospitals of Bluewater Health that I was at. Thanks to the wonderful V.O.N.’s for their care for so long. They are super.
Sincerely, Marion McKay
February 19th was a beautiful day for the “Open House” for my 90th Birthday. THANKS to everyone for coming and also for the cards, gifts and donations of food for the Food Bank. Thanks to Bruce, Helen, Joyce, and Lara for the planning. This was a day for me to remember.
Sincerely, Marion McKay
Coming Events
Kettle and Stony Point and Kiwanis Club of Forest present SAkIHAnAnAk nICISk- WEWnIMInAHk-LOVE OUR WOMEn by Kehewin Native Dance Theatre (hoop dancers) Thursday March 23 at 8:30 p.m. Kineto The- atre, Forest. Advanced tickets $7 from Forest Florist & Flowers with Flair. Rush Seats $10.
Death Notices
March 6 - March 13, 2017
This information is provided as a community service. For detailed information, please refer to the funeral home website listing.
TUESDAY, MARCH 7
ROSS, Norma Irene
Age 78, of Forest Denning’s of Forest
SATURDAY, MARCH 11
ZAVITZ: Mary Catherine
Age 71, of Forest Denning’s of Forest
BEAR; Catherine Ann
Age 72, of Dresden Badder Funeral Home
$139,000 MLS# 201674010
3191 Inwood Road
Inwood
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BROKERAGE
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Obituary / Death Notices
Brenton Douglas Wallis - January 17, 1963 - March 7, 2017 - It is with broken hearts, that the sons of Brent Wallis of Oil City announce his passing on March 7, 2017. Brent was the husband of Leza Armstrong- Wallis for 30 years and proud father to Zachary Wallis of Strathroy and Colin Wallis of Oil City. Beloved son-in-law of the late Bob Armstrong (2015), Beverly and Jim Maitland of Petrolia. Brother-in-law to Lori Armstrong and Pete Pestowka of Tecumseh, Laura and Tim Maitland of Corunna, and Penny and Bruce Cox of Petrolia. Son of the late Ron Wallace (2010) and Joyce Wallis of Strathroy. Brother to Theresa, the late Margaret (1992) and Greg, plus many nieces, nephews and cousins. Brent grew up in Watford, Ontario, being born with a love of loud engines and speed. There was nothing Brent could not x or build; he was a master of many skills. “Be strong enough to stand alone, smart enough to know when you need help, and brave enough to ask for it.” Visitors were received by the family on Monday at the NEEDHAM-JAY FUNERAL HOME, Petrolia, where a funeral service was held on Monday, March 13, 2017. As an expression of sympathy, memorial donations may be made to the Canadian Mental Health Association – Sarnia www.cmha.ca or through the Needham- Jay Funeral Home. Memories and condolences may be shared online at www.needhamjay.com
Cards of Thanks
Church
DIRECTORY
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church 416 Queen St., Petrolia (Behind the Post O ce) 11:00 am - Worship
Church School • Nursery
Co ee & Fellowship A er Service
Every 2nd Sunday of the month Contemporary Style Service Rev. Harvey Osborne www.standrews-petrolia.ca
St. Paul’s United Church 4169 Petrolia Line at Centre Street Rev. Carolyn Wilson Wynne Join us for Worship, All are Welcome Sunday ~ 10:30 am Nursery • Sunday School Church O ce: 519-882-1390
New Life Assembly
421 Oozlo sky St., Petrolia • 519-882-1600
Morning Worship - 9:30 am
Family/Jr. High Night - Wed. 6:30 pm
Sr. High Night - Friday 7:30 pm
Pastors: Tim Brown, Mike Cosco,
Roy Hyde, Sam Welten & Camille Langsta
A “Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada” Church
www.newlifepetrolia.com
First Baptist Church 418 Green eld St., Petrolia 9:30am Sunday School 10:30am Church Service WEDNESDAYS:
10am Women’s Bible Study;
Church O ce 519-882-2480 • www. rstbaptistpetrolia.org
Christ Anglican Church
414 Oil St., Petrolia
Service Times - 8am & 11am
Co ee & Fellowship a er 11am service,
All are wecome!
Rev. Elise Chambers, Rector
Church O ce 519-882-1430 • christchurchpetrolia@gmail.com
Coming Events
EUCHRE CARD PAR- TIES - hosted by Shi- loh-Inwood United Church. Monday, March 13 & 27 at 7pm at Inwood Unit- ed Church. Fund rais- er for Canadian Food Grains Bank. Light lunch at 3211 Inwood Road, Inwood.
WyOMIng LE- gIOn BRAnCH 388 DAnCE - Sunday March 19, 2017. Dance to the music of Leonard Westcott. 2-6pm at the Royal Canadian Legion, 493 Erie St. Wyoming, ON. All Welcome. Info: 519-845-0072.
SEPARATED, WID- OWED, DIVORCED - “Coping with Life Alone” weekly meet- ings start March 20th. Lead by others who have been there. www.sarniabegin- ningexperience.org call 519-331-8859.
PETROLIA LIONS MEAT BINGO - Come out to the Lions Hall on Huggard Street, Petrolia (across from the arena) and try your luck. Tuesday, March 21 at 7pm. Refresh- ments available. Must be 18 years or older to play. All proceeds to community projects.
Central United Church
SPRING RUMMAGE AND GARAGE SALE - Friday, April 7th from 12-2pm and Saturday, April 8th from 9-11am. All proceeds going to U.C.W. projects. Lots of stu for everyone.
St. Paul’s Talent Auc- tion - Saturday, April 8, 2017, 2pm. Pre- viewing 12-1:30pm. Lunch available until 2pm. St. Paul’s United Church - 4169 Petro- lia Line. For more info cal 519-882-1390 or John Racher 519-882- 1328.
Alvinston & District’s Optimist Club 3RD An- nUAL TRIVIA nIgHT. Saturday, March 25, 2017 - 6:45pm Registration 7:45pm Start. Brooke Alvinston Inwood Community Centre Auditorium. Fund raising for Youth Projects in our Community. 10 rounds of 10 questions in each round, 8 person maximum per team, 5 person minimum, $160 entry fee per team. Ra e Table, 50/50 Draw, and Bar will also be available at the event. The rst 30 teams will be accepted, register early to be guaranteed a spot! Contact Andy Triest to register 519-381- 8914 or email tootalltriest@hotmail.com
OIL SPRINGS LEGION MEAT RAFFLE - Sat- urday, March 18 from 4pm-6pm. Everyone Welcome.
Thank You
The family of the late Stanley Arthur Farrow, a resident of Fiddick’s Nursing Home wishes to express their sincere gratitude for the many family members, friends and neighbours who offered their love, support and condolences fol- lowing his death. Our heartfelt thanks to every- one for the time they gave generously to help us through our loss and celebrate Stan’s life, in- cluding their attendance at the visitation, funer- al and reception, especially to those who trav- elled a great distance to be with us. Thanks, as well, for the owers and planters, phone calls, cards, condolence messages and many dona- tions received in Stan’s honour. We thank the many people who provided dedicated medical care to Stan, including Dr. E. Daniel, his assis- tant Laura and Dr. R. Singh. Our thanks cannot be expressed enough times to Mike Fiddick’s Nursing Home and his staff, especially the ded- icated registered nurses and personal support workers, dietary and laundry staff, housekeep- ing, activity committee, Shelly and front desk workers. As well, we express our thanks to all the residence and staff on Barclay Lane, where Stan resided. You were so sincere in your concern towards Stan and Dorothy. Thanks to Stan’s honorary pallbearer a true family friend, Jack Riddoch as well as grandsons Steven and Scott Leckie and Andrew Nixon. Sincere thanks to Pastor Bryan Baxter for the memo- rable, meaningful and comforting message during the service. Thanks also to the Smith Funeral Home; your guidance and help during our dif cult time was very much appreciated. Dorothy Farrow, Shirley, Sherry and families.
• THANK YOU •
The family of the late David Bell would like to thank you for all the love and support that you have shown
to us during our di cult time. All the prayers, cards, food, owers and visits were all greatly appreciated. We all knew that David was well loved, however, that was made obvious over the past week. We’d like to extend our sincerest thanks to the Petrolia & Enniskillen Fire Dep’t, E.M.S., and to the sta at C.E.E. Hospital — you did everything you could. Thank you to all the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs that came out for your service.
It was done with much dignity. Many thanks to Steven and the sta at Needham-Jay Funeral Home. We couldn’t have asked for anything better. Finally, to all our family and friends, we could not have made it through without your comfort and support.
Sincerely, Diana Bell and Brian, Tara, and Michael Aiden and Mason
- BRYDGES -
In loving memory of Pearl Brydges who passed away March 12, 2004.
A special mom is hard to nd
You mom, I’m keeping in my mind
I wished you could have stayed forever but I will never forget you oh not ever Distance is one thing that keeps us apart But mom you will always remain in our hearts
A special smile, a special face
A special someone I can’t replace We love you and always will
You lled a space that no one ever will.
Always with Love Bob, Elizabeth and Family