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DEATHS

MAURICE MICHAELMACK

January30, 1931

October10, 2019

MauriceMack passedaway at the

age of 88 after a long struggle

with poor health as the result

of a stroke. He leaves to mourn

his wife Natalie, his brothers

Daniel(Daniele),Edward(Valerie)

and John, as well as his nieces

and nephews, their spouses and

their children.

Maurice was born in Montreal and

graduated from McGill University

in 1952 (MechanicalEngineering).

Afterworkinga short timefor

a large corporation, Maurice

and his brothers took over their

father’s small business, Empire

Maintenance, which they grew and

expanded in many cities across

Canada. Maurice was Chairman of

the company until his retirement.

Mauricewas involvedin many

businessorganizations,including

Rotary Club of Montreal and Canada-

Ukraine Chamber of Commerce.

In retirement, Maurice and Natalie

enjoyed many years of extensive

travelling. Maurice also discovered

his roots in Ukraine, where he

made many trips to connect

with family there and to mentor

some of them in entrepreneurial

business practicesso that they

could better their lives.

The family wishes to thank the

care giving and wellness staff at

Sunrise de Beaconsfield for the

kind support and attention they

gave to Maurice for over two years.

Maurice with be greatly missed by

his familyand closefriends.

May he rest in peace.

Visitation will be on Friday October

18, 2019 from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00

p.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

at Collins Clarke MacGillivray White

Funeral Homes, 222 autoroute 20,

Pointe-Claire, Quebec, H9S3X6,

514-483-1870 a Funeral service will

take placeon Saturday October

19, 2019 at 10:00 a.m. at the

Funeral Home.

Followed by internment at Notre-

Dame-des-Neiges Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, donations may

be made to your favourite charity.

DEATHS

RENÉMENKÈS

OAQ OAA FIRAC RIBA AIA

1932 – 2019

Rene Menkes, Canadian architect,

died October 7, 2019, in Montreal,

Quebec. Rene was 87. He

will be greatly missed by his

loving wife, Ann; their children,

Katrina, John (Honor Moor),

Alexandra (Mariano Espada); and

grandchildren, William and Ava

Menkes, in addition to countless

friends. He will be remembered

as a man of tremendous depth

of characterand intellectwho

carried himself with singular

composure, eleganceand discreet

wisdom. Renewas a voracious

readerof all literatureand had a

profound love for classical music

and the fine arts. He enjoyed

solid political, philosophicaland

architectural discussions with

colleagues and friends,freely

sharing his wisdoms while always

maintaining a healthy respect

for differing points of view. His

most precious and private times

were spent with his family and

close friends.He loved to travel,

especially to Europeand was

considered an expertskier, keen

golferand thoroughly enjoyed

mountain and road biking with

friends and family.

He was the son of Issia and Tussia

(Sobelevitch) Menkes, born on

February 10, 1932 in Paris, France.

His family left Paris shortlybefore

its occupation, resettling in

Montreal. In hisyouth, he showed

great interest in the designand

construction of buildings. Rene

attendedLower CanadaCollege

(LCC) before McGill University

where he earned his Bachelor of

Science in Architecture in 1955.

He began his career in New

York for the internationalfirm of

Harrison& Abramovitz Architects

participating in the design - among

others - of the Time Life Building

and the Metropolitan Opera House

at Lincoln Center. He returned

to Montreal in 1960, where he

launched an exhilarating business

career that spanned over 50 years

and included the foundation

and management,along with

his partners,of two highlyrated

architectural firms. His first, Webb

Zerafa Menkès Housden (WZMH),

perhaps best known for its design

of Toronto’s CN Tower, and his

second firm, Menkès Shooner

Dagenais Letourneux (MSDL),

which spun out from the WZMH

Montreal headquarters in the mid

1990s.With officesthroughoutthe

‘70s, ‘80s and ‘90s in Montreal,

Philadelphia, Toronto, Paris, Los

Angeles, Houston, Denver, Irvine

California and New York City, and

signature buildings throughout

Canada, the United States,

Europe, the Middle East and Asia,

both firms have contributed to the

evolution of Canadian architecture

and the prominenceof Canadian

firms working globally today.The

Shanghai Securities and Exchange

Commission (China), Tour Total

(France), 527 Madison Avenue

(NYC), the Royal Bank Plaza and the

Scotia Tower (Toronto), and in his

beloved Montreal The Canadian

Space Agency, BNP Paribas

Tower, the Casino de Montreal,

and Place de la Cathedrale/

KPMG Tower are amongst the

most remarkable projects of his

national and international career.

Rene satisfied every aspect of

his creative spirit, leading both

an exhilarating and richly fulfilled

personal and professional life. His

family can attest to his limitless

devotion to them, his boundless

generosity, and profound love for

nature in all its forms.

A funeral service will be held

privately by family. A celebration

of Rene’s life will be held at The

Mount Royal Club October 17,

2019. In lieu of flowers a gift in
      Rene’s memory can be made to
      the Michael J. Fox Foundation for
      Parkinson’s Research.

DEATHS

ANN JUSTINEMULLIN

(nee Lindahl)

It is with sadness that we

announce that Ann Justine

Mullin succumbed to pancreatic

cancer on Monday, October 14,

2019, at the age of 82. Ann was

the beloved wife of Geoffrey

Trueman Mullin, mother of Kate,

Peter, Patrick (Cheryl) and Stuart,

and grandmother to Adele and

Isla. Born in Port Arthur, ON, Ann

was the third child of Conrad

Lindahl and Agnes Lindahl (Lees).

She is survivedby her husband

Geoffrey,her four children,two

grandchildren, her sister Lois

and manynieces and nephews.

She is predeceased by her sister

Gail. Ann and her family resided

in Orangeville for more than

50 years.

She was a dedicated 35-year

volunteer at the Headwaters

Health Care Auxiliary and its

predecessor, the Dufferin Area

Hospital Auxiliary. The Auxiliary

plays a critical role in patient care,

from escortingpatients,to raising

fundsfor equipmentpurchases.

Ann started the Auxiliarylocal

House Tour, which becamea

primary fundraising event for

the organization.

Funeral to be held Friday,

October 18, 2019 at Dods &

McNair Funeral Home, Chapel &

Reception Centre, 21 First Street,

Orangeville,ON, with a Visitation

at 1:30 p.m., FuneralServiceat

2:30 p.m., and receptionto follow.

In lieu of flowers, Ann requested

that donations in her memory

be made to the Headwaters

Health Care Auxiliary via

http://www.canadahelps.org

The family thanks the wonderful

nurses, staff and physicians at

Headwaters Health Care Centre.

Condolencesmay beofferedto the

family at http://www.dodsandmcnair.com

DONALDARTHURRUMBALL

On October 11, 2019 after a

long and courageous battle

with cancer.Loving husband

of Deborah Sergent. Beloved

father of Noelle (Natalie)

Diane Rumball (mother Tarra

Dunphy), and son-in-law Sam

Coupland. Beloved son of

(late) Betty and Eric. Best

loved brother to Libby

Aarvold ( husband John ) and

(late) Hamish. Loving uncleto

their children: Robert, Angus

and Douglas Aarvold and

James and John Latimer

(Rumball). Devoted "Papa" to

Mia and Skylar Brantom.

Loving stepdad to Kayla

Brantom and Ryan Brantom

andwifeStacey.

Wehavelostthemostloving,

gifted, genuine,

accomplished, charming,

supportive and giving man.

He will be sorely missed by

familyandfriendsworldwide.

There will be a Celebration of

Life memorial in the near

future.

ROLFSEIFERT

57, died suddenly October 6,

2019, while playing water

polo-afantastically fun

athlete to the very end.

Brilliant mind, lively wit and

skilled architect, he was

blessed with beloved wife

and partner Astrid (and her

beloved family), son and best

friend Neil, dear brother Eric

(Genny, Nora, Theo), dear

sister Irene (Dirk), and faithful

dog Dakota. He was also

extraordinarily blessed with

true friends, devoted

colleagues and loyal clients in

Toronto and Graz, Austria.

The gathering (Agape) will be

held on Saturday, October 19

at 2:00 p.m. at 2 Fraser Ave.

inToronto.

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S

ix weeks into the season,

there are still two undefeated

teams in the NFL. One is the

New England Patriots. Ho-hum.

The other is ... the San Francisco

49ers? Yes, the same 49ers who

won four, six, two and five games

over the previous four seasons.

On Sunday, they dominated the

Rams, last season’s NFC cham-

pions and a division rival, in Los

Angeles, 20-7 despite being four-

point underdogs.

The most obvious change for

the Niners has been the return of

quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo.

After a successful cameo filling in

for a suspended Tom Brady with

the Patriots in 2016, Garoppolo

became a hot commodity. The

49ers traded for him and he

played well in five starts at the end

of 2017. Hopes were high for 2018.

But Garoppolo went down that

year in Week 3 with a torn anterior

cruciate ligament, and the Niners

staggered to another poor season.

Coming into this year, the passage

of time and the disappointment

over the injury seemed to lower

the buzz, and few were predicting

a triumphant season. But Garop-

polo has so far lived up to that

2017 promise.

His raw numbers don’t scream

“quarterback of a championship-

quality team.” He ranks 19th

among regulars at the position in

passing yards per game at 233, for

example. He fares better in preci-

sion categories such as comple-

tion percentage (70 per cent,

ranking fourth), and his offensive

line has kept his sack percentage

down to less than 4 per cent.

In general, the team’s offensive

numbers are as solid as its quar-

terback; it ranks 10th in yards per

play and fifth in net yards per

pass. Matt Breida and Raheem

Mostert are both in the top five in

yards per rush. Tight end George

Kittle averages six catches a game

and that total is 84 per cent of the

balls thrown his way. Kittle had

103 yards last week, despite play-

ing with a groin injury.

But it is the team’s defensive

numbers that pop. The Niners are

second behind the Patriots in

yards allowed per play and net

yards per pass. Last year they were

eighth and 14th. Jared Goff had

games with 517 and 395 yards pass-

ing coming into Sunday. The

Niners held him to 78.

On the season, the 49ers have

given up only 64 points in their

five games, an average of 12.8.

NEWYORKTIMESNEWSSERVICE

Garoppolo

leads49ers’

winstreak

VICTORMATHER

VANCOUVERNone of the CFL’s

nine opening-day starting quar-

terbacks will play every game

this season.

The BC Lions say Mike Reilly

underwent surgery for a broken

left wrist on Sunday, meaning

the only opening-day starting

QB to play every game so far this

year will be out for the rest of

the season.

Reilly was hurt Saturday

during the first quarter of B.C.’s

loss in Edmonton against the

Eskimos. The Lions say the

surgery included the insertion of

a small plate held in place with

six screws.

Danny O’Brien replaced Reilly

after the injury and will make

his first start of the season on

Friday against the visiting Sas-

katchewan Roughriders.

The Lions, eliminated from

playoff contention, signed Cana-

dian QB Brandon Bridge on

Tuesday.THECANADIANPRESS

LIONSQBREILLYUNDERGOES

SEASON-ENDINGSURGERY

LOSANGELESA person familiar

with the deal tells The Associ-

ated Press that the Los Angeles

Rams have acquired star corner-

back Jalen Ramsey from the

Jacksonville Jaguars in exchange

for two first-round picks and a

fourth-rounder.

The person spoke on condi-

tion of anonymity Tuesday night

because the Rams hadn’t yet

announced the deal.

Jacksonville gets first-round

picks from the Rams in 2020 and

2021, and a fourth-round pick in

2021.

The Rams traded two-time

Pro Bowl cornerback Marcus

Peters to Baltimore earlier in the

day.THEASSOCIATEDPRESS

RAMSACQUIRESRAMSEY

FROMJAGS,SOURCESAYS