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DEATHS

FRANCES MARY FROST

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Frances (alwaysknown as Faye)

diedin Torontoon Sunday,

March1, 2020, at 87 yearsofage.

Sheleavesherhusband, Harry;

son, Derek;daughter,Sarah;

son-in-law,Allan Brookes;and

grandchildren, Rebecca, Frances

McCullaugh, andHarryIII.She

also leavesher sister,Gloria

JeffreysofWinona; herbrother,

WilliamMurdy in England;and

hercousin, Brenda McClellandin

NorthernIreland.

FayemarriedHarry,ayoung naval

officer,atnineteenyearsofagein

Londonderry,Northern Ireland.

Thecouplelived inDartmouth,

NS, Edmonton,AB,Vancouver

Island, KingstonandAncaster,

ON,wheretheirchildrenwere

born. Settledwith young children,

herloveofreading ledherto

becomeheadofthelocal library.

Herinterest inearly learning also

ledhertoestablisha Montessori

School. Ballet, especially

furthering thegiftedyoung to

attendtheNational Ballet School

in Toronto,becamea lifelong

artistic interest.

ThefamilymovedtoMontreal

where Faye furthered her

interest in great art. Shebecame

amode stcollector of paintings

andsculpture.

Whenthechildrenweregrown

FayeandHarrymovedtoToronto.

ThereFayebecamea student

oftheharp.Afterafewyears

business tookthemtoLondon,

England,wheretheyspent the

next twenty years. Fayeindulged

herpassionforartandmusic in

Londonandin travels throughout

EuropeandJapan.

Herlast twoyearswerespent

in herhomein Torontowith her

husbandof sixty-sevenyears

where sheenjoyedthelove

andsupportofherchildrenand

grandchildren whomsheadored

unconditionally.She has left

countless friendsfromwherever

shelived.Admiredandloved,she

will begreatlymissed.

ARequiem Eucharist will be

celebratedin her memoryatSt.

Thomas’sAnglican Church, 383

HuronStreet, Torontoat 11:00 a.m.

Saturday,March14th. Regrettably,

it is notwheelchairaccessible.

Areceptionforthecongregation

will followtheservicein the

adjoining Parish Hall towhich

all areinvited.Refreshments will

beserved.

Noflowersplease.Inlieu, for

recognitionoftheiroutstanding

caretoFaye,donationsmay be

madetoSt. Michael’s Hospital

Foundation.Contact information

forthefoundation is 416-864-

5000,orvisit theirwebsiteat

http://www.stmichaelsfoundation.com.

Condolencesmay beforwarded

through http://www.humphreymiles.com.

DEATHS

CONSTANCE HEWITSON

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Conti Aileen Hewitson,96, of

Ottawa,Ontario, passedaway,on

March 1, 2020.

Amemorial servicewill beheldat St.

JamesAnglicanChurch at3774Carp

Roadin CarpOntario on Saturday,

March 7th at 11:00 a.m,officiated

by ReverendBaxterPark. Burial

will followonMonday, March 9th,

atCataraqui Cemetery, Kingston,

attendedby theimmediatefamily.

Conti was bornonNovember27, 1923

in Roorkee,India, toJack andMay

Stevens..Inher early years, Conti

travelledextensively with herparents

withinIndia, as well as toEngland,

EuropeandMalta. Sheattended

KimminsSchoolnearPuneinIndia,

andlaterattendedboarding school

in England, butreturnedtoIndia at

theoutsetofWWII,whereshejoined

ArmyIntelligence. Thereshemarried

Captain John Kidd,andgavebirth to

her daughterElizabeth. Sadly, John

waskilledin actioninBurma in 1945.

Attheendofthewar,Conti travelled

toEnglandwhereshemarrieda film

maker,WallieHewitson.

Conti andfamilymovedtoNairobi,

Kenya for3years, whereherson

Andrew was born, thenemigrated

toCanada, where Walliejoinedthe

NationalFilmBoard.Thefamily

settledin Ottawa andlaterin Pointe

Claire,Quebec, whereBelinda was

born. Conti was activein thelocal

schoolboard,the church, and

enjoyed pottery-making, square

dancing andraising herfamily.In

1961 thefamily travelledtoNigeria,

whereWallie helpedsetupa

FederalFilmUnit.Later, whileliving

in Beaconsfield,Quebec, Conti and

WallietravelledthroughoutAfrica

tomakefilmsforC.I.D.A.In 1971,

Conti,WallieandBelindamoved

toGloucest er,Ontario.ThereConti

studied MuseumTechnology at

Algonquin Collegeandworkedfor

many yearsfortheCanadian Museum

of History. Conti laterworked ona

number of valuableprojectsforthe

Gloucester Arts Council andLibrary.

Onceretired,Conti andWallie

travelledwidely in EuropeandNorth

America. Forseveral yearsthey lived

in a Kingston high-riseoverlooking

theStLawrence, but ultimately

settledin aretirementresidencein

Ottawa wheretheyenjoyedexcellent

careandthevisitsoffa milyand

friends. Conti lostWalliein 2010.

Conti is precededindeath by her

parents, herbrotherHugh andher

husband,J.Walford Hewitson.

Sheis survivedby herchildren

Elizabeth, BelindaandAndrew, her

grandchildren--Sandra, Jennifer,

Heidi, Morgan andErin andgreat

grandchildren--Sophie,Alex, Ryan,

Ben, Kate,andCharlie.Thefamily

wishestoextendtheirgratitudetothe

RedOak, andtheHazeldean Gardens

retirementresidencesfortheirgreat

care,andsupportinherfinaldays.

Inlieuofflowers,donationstoNative

WomenInTheArts (Canada), through

CanadaHelps.org, at; https://www.

canadahelps.org/en/charities/native-

women-in-the-arts-canada/ , will be

greatly appreciated.

DEATHS

BEV JONES

ÈBÞ ́ad”āÞâòÉ, BÌScÌ

Passedaway suddenly at Trillium

Hospital in Mississauga on

Tuesday,March 3, 2020attheage

of62years.

Survivedby belovedhusband

Stephen Broadhurst, daughter

ofthe lateAnne and Ken

JonesofNobleton,daughter-in-

lawofMarjBroadhurst andthe

lateVincent Broadhurst, dear

sister of Stan (Jo-Anne)Jones,

Doug (Janice)Jones, sister-in-law

of Dale(George)Orfanakos, Carol

(Andrew) Minialoff.

Cherished aunt ofKimberley

(Jason) Matheson, Stephen(Penny)

Jones, Spencer Morris, Taylor

Morris, Ryan (Kat) Jones, Darren

(Sarah) Jones, Brandon(Amanda)

Jones, MatthewOrfanakos, Dustin

(Darcy) Minialoff, andNicole(Marc

Potvin) Minialoff.

Great aunt toJessica Matheson,

Jordan Matheson, Hayley

Jones,Nicholas Jones, Brooklyn

Jones, Vincent Minialoff, and

SophieMinialoff.

Highlyesteemedas an award

winning realtorwith RE/MAX

ProfessionalsInc for32 years,

Bev successfullybalancedher

careerwith herloveforfamily,

wonderfulfriends, travelandthe

cottage.Shehada passionfor

lifeandan insatiableappetitefor

adventureandfun.

Friendsmay call at theTurner&

PorterYorkeChapel, 2357 Bloor

St.W., atWindermere,eastof

theJanesubway,on Thursday,

March5, 2020 from6-9p.m.

andFriday, March 6, 2020 from

2-5 p.m. Funeral service will

beheldat KingswayLambton

UnitedChurch, 85 TheKingsway,

Toronto,onSaturday, March 7,

2020 at 3 p.m.

Forthosewhowish,donations

may bemadetotheHeart&

Stroke Foundation. Online

condolences may bemade

through http://www.turnerporter.ca

DEATHS

JEANPARNEY

PeacefullyonMarch 4, 2020.

Jean passedaway surroundedby

herfamily.

BorninTorontoin 1939, Jean

attendedHavergalCollegebefore

graduating fromTheWellesley

SchoolofNursing in 1961. Many

ofhernursing classmatesbecame

life-long friends with whom

shesharedlaughsandreunion

weekends. Jean continued on

to TheUniversity ofWestern

Ontario,whereshecompletedher

Bachelorof ScienceinNursing.

Following graduationshesailed

awayonherhoneymoon, and

begana57yearlovestory with

Bob.Together,they raised 3

childrenandcreateda full and

meaningful life.Despitewhat Dad

wouldsay, Momwas in charge

andalways hadthelastword!

Jean andBobandfamily spent

many wonderful summersin

Pointeau BarilonGeorgian Bay.

Whethershewasonthedock

watching hergrandkidsdiveinto

theBay,ordaring toenterthe

chilly watersherself (amusing

family with hertwo-hourentries),

Jean was happiest surroundedby

herlovedones.

Inthewinter months,Jean loved

thecozinessoftheirhomein

Collingwood where shecould

befoundputteringin thekitchen

orworkingononeofher many

crosswordandjigsaw puzzles.

Thanksgiving andNewYears

were always best celebrated

in Collingwood around the

family table.

Belovedwife ofBob,mother

toJenniferParney, Robin (Tim)

Saun ders,and Chris (Danielle)

Parney.LovingNana toMitchell,

Thomas, Matthew, Owen,

EmmaandSarah...allofwhom

adoredtheirNana. Survivedby

sister Alexandra Baker,brother

Ted Olver andmany nieces

andnephews.

Visitationtotakeplaceat Mount

Pleasant Funeral Centre ,375 Mt.

Pleasant Rd,Toronto(East Gate

entrance,northof St. ClairAve.)

onTuesday, March 10th from

6-9 p.m.Afuneral servicewill be

heldin Mount Pleasant Funeral

CentreChapel onWednesday,

March 11th at 2:00 p.m.Inlieuof

flowers, pleaseconsiderdonating

toTheKidneyFoundationof

CanadaorsponsoringJennifer’s

Ride To Conquer Cancer at

http://www.conquercancer.ca/goto/

jenniferparney

DEATHS

DR. ALBERT WILLIAM

PETER VANNOSTRAND

MÌDÌRAC-ÈCÉ

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Afterabrief illness, Peterpassed

awaypeacefullyat HollyPark, his

homein Mulmur, with familyby

his side.Predeceasedby his wife

of58years, Janet(nee Langdon),

andhis son, James. Heis survived

by his son, John; James’s wife,

Lynne (Benjamin and Jacob);

daughter,Sarah (WilliamSpotton,

Mackenzie,John,Sophia); and

son, Peter (Jennifer,Rebecca

andCharlotte).

Peterwas borninToronto,the

fourthof six childrenofFredrick

andDorothy (neeHillary) van

Nostrand.He grewupon

NordlandsFarm,the family

homesteadinVandorfOntario.

Heattended Aurora High School

wherehemet Janet, andthe

UniversityofToronto,completing

hismedicaldegreein 1959. He

workedas an interninVancouver

fortwoyearsanda GP in Maple

forseveral yearsbefore returning

toUofT tospecializeinPathology.

This training ledtoafellowship at

Cambridgein Englandin 1967, and

apositionintheDepartmentof

Pathology at theTorontoGeneral

Hospital in 1968.

He workedfor20 yearsat

TGH, servedas Deputy Chiefof

Pathology for10 andachievedthe

rankofProfessorattheUniversity

ofToronto.Inhisprofessional

careerPeterwas heldin high

regardby all whoassociatedwith

him.Theseincludedparticularly

residents in Pathology and

other medical specialties, staff

surgeons at TGH andcolleague

pathologists in both thehospital

andtheUniversityDepartments

of Pathology. Hewas a superb

teacher,awidely respected

expertinthepracticeofsurgical

pathology, and an affable

administrator.In1975,hemoved

his family back to Nordlands

andtookoverthebeeffarming

operation.In 1989, hejoined

MDS Laboratories(now Life

Labs) whereheservedas Medical

Director until his retirement

in 1998.

Janet passedaway threeyears

ago,and Peter missed her

terribly. Shespent herlastdays

at Holly Park, thespecial place

they built together.PerPeter’s

wishe s,healsospent his last

days at Holly Park. Despitehis

accomplishments as an ENT

pathologist and professor,he

thoughtofhimself as a fourth-

generationfarmer, husbandand

father.Heoftensaidthat his

greatest achievement in lifewas

persuadingJanettomarryhim.

Special thanks to Dr. Cathy

Candusso andNurse Elaine

Caldwell for enabling palliative

careat Holly Parkandproviding

great supportforthe family.

Cremationandaprivatefamily

servicehavealready taken place,

andacelebrationof lifeis planned

forsometimein thesummer.

Inlieuofflowers,donations to

HillaryHouseinAuroraandSt.

John’s York MillsAnglican Church

in Torontowouldbewelcome.

WILLIAM F. TRIMBLE

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Passed away peacefully on

February 28, 2020 at theageof

82. His warmth andhumourwill
    begreatlymissedby his wifeof
    60 years, Janet, sisterGloria,
    daughterCindy, sons Tomand
    Duff andtheirspousesJim,Lisa
    andEimearandhis grandchildren
    Aaron, Matthew, Mary, Reed
    andWil.Aproudgraduateof
    University ofToronto Schools
    andUWO(Western),Bill was an
    accomplishedathleteandexcelled
    at football, baseball, basketball
    andalmost any sporthetried.
    During hisdays as Director of
    Human ResourcesatWestern, he
    couldoftenbefoundplayingpick
    up basketballorcheeringonthe
    Mustangs’ football team. “Bigs”
    hadastrong passionforthe
    outdoors which hesharedwith
    family andfriends. Heenjoyed
    leading canoetrips, paddling and
    rowing at GoHomeBay, walking
    in theforests andfieldsofRobRoy
    andback country skiing atLake
    O’Hara.Travels furtherafieldtook
    Bill andJanettoNewZealand,
    Patagonia, Europeandnumerous
    timestotheirbeloved Arctic. Bill
    will be rememberedforhis puns,
    as adevotedhusbandandfather,
    loyal supporter ofclosefriends
    andaboveall, asonewhotreated
    allpeoplewithrespect.
    At his wish, no service will
    be held.Donations in his
    honourtoNatureConservancy
    Canada orConcussionLegacy
    Foundation Canadawould be
    most appreciated.

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