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Great-grandfather of Brayden, Madison, Mackenzie and Kyra. Pre-deceased by his mother and father George and Margaret, sisters Joan and Nancy and brother Raymond. Cherished father of Robert Taylor, Nadine Pickering and Matthew Taylor. Proud Pipa/Grandpa/Papa of Madison, Dylan, Jackson, Sky, Jazz, River and Chloe. Loving Uncle to nieces and nephews; remembered fondly by his aunts, cousins and many ex-students. A service to rejoice the lifetime of Margaret shall be carried out on the Salvation Army, four Mary Street, Huntsville on Thursday August 2 at 10am with Major Darren and Major Suzanne Wiseman officiating.
Beloved husband of the late Marguerite "Peggy" Bennett. Predeceased by dad and mom Charlie and Rose Bennett, brothers Ray, Bill, and palmisleskateshop.com Clifford, and sisters Ilene, Marian, and Ella. Robert will be greatly missed by Ronnie’s step-children Drake, Mason, and Megan, and all of his nieces, nephews, other family and pals.
Joyce had a robust work ethic and spent many years as a laundress at Huntsville Hospital. In her early years she labored at Boleys Bakery in Huntsville and Camp New Moon in Baysville. She loved to read and spent many hours knitting and crocheting, and she had an actual ardour for quilting and stitching. Many folks have obtained the fruits of her labour, polar bigboy as she actually enjoyed making quilts as marriage ceremony and baby presents. She earned many ribbons for her quilts at the Stisted Fair. Joyce liked to bake, and her pecan pies were second to none and in season she liked to make jams, jellies, and salsa.
Bruce was a gentle, quiet man who had a wonderful dry humour and Polar Bigboy wit. During his time within the hospital, the nurses talked about how they loved his humour and I usually heard them chuckle. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation could be appreciated by the household.
The residents, you can’t not just love them, some of the things they arrive up with! I would try to stick with the ones who had no-one, it’s not fair for folks to be alone – it’s an necessary part of the job. I went to work doing personal house take care of a couple of their 90’s who lived on an island.