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DEATHS

WILLIAM ELLERY

"Bill"

1923-2019

Passed away on Saturday,

October 19, 2019 at

Silverthorn Care Community,

Mississauga. Loving husband

of the late Winona for 56

years. Dedicated father to

Nancy D’Amico (Rocky) and

Peter Ellery (Theresa) and

cherished Grandfather to

Stephanie, Daniel, Nicholas,

and Riley. Born in Weyburn

Saskatchewan, Bill enjoyed

time in Bermuda where he

served in the Royal Canadian

Navyandwasamanofmany

talents. He was an artist, an

avid golfer, tennis player,

skier, and loved spending

time at t he Chalery in Beaver

Valley.He held onto hisgreat

sense of humour right to the

last few months of his life.

One of 6 siblings, Bill leaves

behind his doting younger

sister, Joyce Brintnell of

Brighton Ontario. He touched

manywhoknewhimoverthe

years and will be sorely

missed. May you rest in

Peace, Dad/Grandpa, enjoy a

round of golf or a tennis

match and reunite with your

lovingwife,familyandfriends

who were taken too

soon.Friends may call at the

Turner & Porter ‘Neweduk-

ErinMills’Chapel,1981Dundas

St. W., Mississauga (east of

Erin Mills Pkwy), on Friday,

October 25, 2019 from 2-4 &

7-9 p.m.For those who wish,

donationsmay be madeto

AlzheimerSociety.

ARNOLD GOSEWICH

Engaged.Engrossed. Tenacious.

Sweetly spiritual. Unabashedly

lovingandloyal.Wecelebratethe

life and mourn the passing of

Arnold Gosewich, whose

unrelenting inquisitiveness about

life means that even at the

respectable age of 85, he has left

usfartoosoon.

Arnold is survived by Jackee, his

wife and sweetheartof almost 63

years; his adored children, Robin

and Stephen, and their spouses,

Billy and Risa; his baby brother,

Philip; and the Gala apples of his

eye, his grandchildren, Charlie,

Molly,Annie,andHarrison.

Arnold’s physical presence will

also be missed by the very many

friends and clients he made and

counselledover his more that

sixty-year career as a

businessman,first as a leader in

the Canadian music industry, the

CanadianPublishingindustry,and

finally, up until his death, as a

trusted and successful literary

agentandconsultant.

Arnold hugged not only with his

arms but with his words and

intent. A staunch list maker

always, if you asked him about

the most importantthings in his

life, he would tell you, and say

"it’s in this order: my beautiful

wife, my wonderful family, and

the challenge of work that gives

me joy." Though we feel his love

and guidance,we will miss his

humanpresenceeverydayofour

lives.

At Benjamin’s Park Memorial

Chapel, 2401 Steeles Avenue

West(3lightswestofDufferin)for

service on Thursday, October 24,

2019 at 1:00 p.m. Interment Beth

Tzedec Memorial Park. Shiva at

289 Brooke Avenue, Toronto.

Memorial donations may be

madetoTorontoGeneralHospital

I.C.U.416-340-3935.

DEATHS

BENJAMIN HAMILTON

August6 ,1929-October22,2019

BenjaminHamilton born Benno

Wisen in Berlin, Germany, died

unexpectedly at Sunnybrook

Hospital. Sadly spending his last

days by the side of his wife and

dearest companion, Rita (Fellner)

and beloved daughters, Susy,

Gina,andWendy.ThesonofMax

and Golda Wisen who together

with his youngest brother,

Charlie,perishedintheHolocaust.

At the age of 9, together with his

elder brother, Heinz, they

escaped from Berlin to Holland

and eventually joined the

Kindertransport found safety in

England. Ben’s life thereafter was

beset with many hardships but

after meeting Rita and eventually

marrying67 years ago together,

life turned for the better. After

travelling the world, the family

settled in Toronto where we all

found our true home. As a

successful businessman, he

touched many lives including his

employees, business associates,

clients and customers. As a

husband and father, he was

incredibly generous, always

thinking of family first. Later in

life, he helped refugees settle in

Canada,passingforwardhisgood

fortune. Active to the end, he

proudly told people he was still

workingattheageof88.

He leaves his wife, Rita; children,

Susy and Brian Goldstein, Gina

Hamilton and Graeme Campbell,

Wendy and David Share;

grandchildren,Laura and Eli, Julie

and Daniel, Samantha and Elliott,

Jeffrey and Rachel, Zoe and

Stuart, Max and Gabrielle,and

Emilie; great-grandchildren,

Joshua, Sadie, Louisa, Sabrina,

Griffin,andCharlotte.

A graveside service will be held

onFriday,October25,2019inthe

Judean Benevolent Society

Section of Roselawn Cemetery,

619 Roselawn Avenue, Torontoat

11:00 a.m. Shiva 152 Strathearn

Road, Toronto. Memorial

donationsmay be made to Beit

Halochem Canada, 905-695-0611

or to HolocaustEducation Week,

416-635-2883, https://

jewishtoronto.com/donate/

holocaust-education-centre. Ben

always felt that the heroes of the

Shoah were the mothers and

fathers who sent their children

away without knowing where

and whom would look after

them. We, as a family, have

triumphed over the evil of the

Shoah.

SISTER IRENEMURPHY

Sister Irene Murphy, CSJ (formerly

Sister Mary Terrance) died

peacefully at the Sistersof St.

Joseph’sResidence, 2 O’Connor

Drive,Toronto,ON onMonday,

October 21, 2019, in the 76th year

of her religious life.

She was predeceased by her

parents, Frederick Murphy and

Frances Numeier Murphy;her

sisters, Isabel Zimmer and Hettie

Ouellette; and her brothers,

Wilfred and Patrick Murphy.

She is survived by her sisters,

Josephine Frechette, Mildred

Ouellette,and Madeline Doshen

and her brothers, Bernard and

Dennis Murphy.

She will be missed by herfamily,

friends and Sisters incommunity.

Sister Irene was born in

Saskatchewan, where she was

taught by the Sisters of St. Joseph

of Toronto. She felt called to

religious life and entered the

congregation in 1943.

Following her religious formation

and first profession of vows,

Sister Irene became a teacher,

a profession she enjoyed for

many years. Her gentle manner

and quiet sense of humour

contributed to her being loved by

her students. Sister Irene taught

in Toronto and Thorold, Ontario;

in Rosetown, Saskatchewan;

in Vancouver and in Chilliwack,

British Columbia. Sister Irene also

usedherteachingskillsatTheWise

Owl Learning Centre in Saskatoon.

As well, she had a gift for teaching

those who were physically and

mentally challenged. Often new

immigrants from China came to

her to learn English.

As her health declined, Sister

Irene resided at the Sisters of St.

Joseph residence at 2 O’Connor

Drive in Toronto, Ontario, where

she received excellent nursing

care while she prayed for the

needs of our city and the world.

Visitation will take place at the

Sisters of St. Joseph Residence,

2 O’Connor Drive, Toronto ON,

on Friday, October 25, 2019,

from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. with a

Prayer Vigil at 7:00 p.m. Mass of

Christian burial will be celebrated

on Saturday, October 26, 2019

at 10:30 a.m. Chapel, 2 O’Connor

Drive, Toronto, Ontario. Interment

at Holy Cross Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, donations may

be made to Fontbonne Ministries,

Sisters of St. Joseph of Toronto,

101 Thorncliffe Park Drive, Toronto

ON M4H 1M2.

R.S.Kane

416 - 221 - 1159

DEATHS

MARY UZIELLI

(nee Bottrell)

June 1, 1923

October 21, 2019

Mary slipped away peacefully

whileasleep in her home at True

DavidsonAcresafter96 yearsof a

full and rich life. Her kind heart and

generous spirit will be missed by

family and friends alike. She leaves

behind her three children, Clare

Gorman, Veronica (Peter), and

Stephen (Robin); grandchildren,

Kelly (Nick), Hailey, Sarah, Kate,

Joy, Megan, Julian (Danielle); and

great-grandchildren, Oliver and

Milo. She was a true matriarch of

the family.

Born and raised in Pendeen,

Cornwall, England to Benjamin

and Annie Bottrell, sister to

William, Mary went to Queen’s

Secretarial College in London in

1941 and worked for an advertising

firm there. Mary met and married

the loveof her life, ClaudeUzielli

(1918-1981) inLondonin1953. There,

Clare and Veronicawere born.

In 1959, the family immigrated

to Toronto where,a few years

later, Stephen was born. Mary

ran a secretarialbusiness from

home while raising herfamily

and then after Claude died, led

office administration with the

Ontario Association of Landscape

Architects.Volunteering was a

huge partof Mary’s life, with

Thompson House Retirement

Home, the Church of the

Ascension, and teachingESL to

new Canadians,she was always

willing to lenda hand, engage in

conversation, and share her warm

smile. Mary wasa great walker,

an avid reader,a solver of cryptic

crosswords, a knitter, a lover of

theatre, a gardener, a traveller.

She always provided an open

door to those that needed a place

to stay.

Special thanks to the wonderful

caregivers at True Davidson Acres.

A celebration of life will be held

at the Church of the Ascension,

33 Overland Drive in Don Mills

at 11 a.m., Friday, October 25,

2019. There will be a visitation
      beginning at 10 a.m., and also
      a small reception following the
      service at the church. Donations
      in her memory can be made to
      the Better LivingFoundationor to
      a charity of your choice.

IN MEMORIAM

SAMUELJAMES BAKER

In our hearts for ever and ever

It was October 24, 2018 that we

lost our wonderful son at the

age of 18. We think about you

every day and dream about you

every night.

Such a passionate heart.

Such a beautiful smile.

http://www.sambakerlegacy.ca

-Miss you always: Mom, Dad,

Naomi & Will

InLovingMemory

MARGARET THERESA HARTE

In memory of a loving wife,

wonderful mother,

grandmother and a dear

friendtosomany.

Thinking about you everyday

and missing you dearly.

Foreverinourhearts.

MICHAEL KEIRAN MAWSON

February1,1946-

October24,2000

DearestMichael,

Always loved, always

remembered.

-Yourfamily.

FUNERAL SERVICES

BUNT, Dr. Donald George

ServiceSunday,1:30p.m.

DANTER, Sylvia Louise (néeFeheley)

MassSaturday,10:30a.m.

St.Basil’sChurch

GILLEN, Vincent Benedict

MassFriday,10:00a.m.

St.Anselm’sParish

FUNERAL SERVICES

WEDNESDAY

WALDERMAN, Shirley - 11:30 Mt. Sinai

MemorialPark.

HANDELMAN,Michael-12:00PardesChaim.

THURSDAY

KRAPIVINSKY,Isaak-11:30Chapel.

CHRZAN,Eta-11:30PardesShalomCemetery.

GOSEWICH,Arnold-1:00Chapel.

WAGNER,Joszua(Shike)-2:30Chapel.

FRIDAY

COHEN,Edwin(Ted)-10:00Chapel.

HAMILTON, Ben - 11:00 Roselawn Avenue

Cemetery.

HERNICK,Jack-11 :30Chapel.

LEBO,Pearl-1:00Chapel.

SHIVA

NACHMAN,Gabriel-57MichaelFisherAvenue,

Maple,Ontario.

DUCHON-PASTERNAK,Cindy-241OldForest

HillRoad.

GREENBERG,Lorraine-94GlenCrescent,

Thornhill,Ontario.

PECK,Freda-7ChieftainCrescent.

FREEDMAN,Allan-400WalmerRoad,

WestTower.

SCHWARTZ,Ted-210DunveganRoad.

WALDERMAN,Shirley-36TarltonCourt,

Thornhill,Ontario.

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DEATHS

DR. DONALD

GEORGE BUNT

It is with profound sadness that

we announce our father’s passing

on Wednesday,October 16, 2019,

just shyof his 93rd birthday.He

was predeceased by his wifeof

67 years, Nancy Estelle Bunt. Dad

leaves behind his children,Donald

(Lori) and Janette (Scott Warne);

grandchildren, Darryl, Kaitlyn

(Jamie Hooks), Zachary, Jennifer

(Steve Fortuna) and great-

grandchildren, Josh, Michael,

Nicole and Anthony, with many

happy memories.

Dad was many things

professionally; Family Physician,

Occupational Physician and

Coroner. In his private time, dad

was a rock wall builder, water

maintenanceengineer at both his

own cottage and his son’s home

up north. If it was broken, hecould

usually fix it. Hunting, fishing and

amateur radio were also among

his interests. Exceptionallistener,

shoulder to lean on and arms to

wrap around you.

Although he had many hats to

wear during his life, those of

husband andfather made him the

proudest. We were truly blessed.

A service will be held on

Sunday, October 27th, at 1:30

p.m. in the Humphrey Funeral

Home A.W. Miles – Newbigging

Chapel, 1403 Bayview Avenue

(south of Davisville). Reception

to follow. In lieu of flowers,

donationsto Parkinson Canada

(4211 Yonge St. #316, North

York, ON, M2P 2A9) would

be appreciated. Condolences

may be forwarded through

http://www.humphreymiles.com.

Bye Dad, we will missyou forever!

Give Mom a hug for us!

SYLVIA LOUISE DANTER

(néeFeheley)

Itiswithdeepsorrowthather

family announcesthe death

of Sylvia Louise Danter.

Cherished wife of Brian

Norman Danter and beloved

mother of Catherine and

Jennifer. Predeceased by her

dear brother, MichaelFeheley

and sister, Joanne Donoahue,

Sylvia was called home on

Monday, October 21, 2019,

surroundedbytheloveofher

familyandfriends.Shewillbe

missed by her sister, Patricia,

and Patricia’s husband, Paul

Costello, her sister-in-law

Ursula Feheley, and brothers-

in-law, Timothy Danter

(Nancy) and Jim Donoahue.

Dear niece of Marjorie

Feheley and aunt of David

andPatrickFeheley,Ashlynne

Dale, Alexandra Costello,

Michael and Sean Costello,

Amy and Wesley Danter, and

many dearly loved honourary

nieces, nephews and God-

children.

The family will receive friends

at the Humphrey Funeral

Home A.W. Miles -

Newbigging Chapel, 1403

Bayview Avenue (south of

Davisville) from 2:00 - 4:00

and 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. on

Friday, October 25th. Funeral

Mass will be celebrated at

10:30 a.m. on Saturday,

October 26th at St. Basil’s

Church, 50 St. Joseph Street,

Toronto.

In lieu of flowers, if you wish

to honour Sylvia’s memory,

donations to St. Michael’s

HospitalFoundationwouldbe

greatly appreciated by her

family. Condolences may be

forwarded through

http://www.humphreymiles.com.

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