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timescolonist.com I TIMES COLONIST C8 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2010 remcmbcring.ca working.com celebratingxa househunting.ca drivingxa AUTOS SERVICE JOBS OBITUARIES REAL ESTATE FOR SALE TOLL FREE: 1-800-991-1933 FAX: 250-380-5285 EMAIL: classifiedtimescoIonist.com -A 2 REMEMBERING www.remembering.ca r. 1 GILLESPIE, Dr. Andrew Erroll After almost eighty-six, fully lived, wonderful years, Andrew passed away peacefully in Victoria on November 9, 2010, with the loving support of his family and friends near and far. Andrew, a remarkably talented man with an adventurous spirit, was born in Victoria, BC in 1925; son of Erroll and Catharine Gillespie (nee Oliver). Predeceased by his wife Betty (in 2007); his brother Ian and sister Catriona; survived by his brother Hon.

Alastair Gillespie (Diana): his children: Ian, Dawn Loucks (Barry), Gail Pettinger (Bill), and Bruce (Patricia). Andrew will be greatly missed and cherished by all of his family, including twelve grandchildren, sixteen great grandchildren, and by friends throughout the world. Andrew was a devoted husband, a highly esteemed pediatrician, and a very well educated and travelled individual who maintained his interest in learning well past retirement. Andrew attended St. Michael's School and Brentwood College, with post-secondary education at UBC, McGill University, and the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota.

He was an outstanding athlete, achieving gold medal performances at many track meets, including the Canadian Open Track and Field Championships. He returned to his hometown or Victoria to practice pediatric medicine and consulting. His legacy included 15 years as head of pediatrics at St. Joseph's Hospital. His leadership in fighting a major polio epidemic and introducing pre-natal screening for inborn errors of metabolism were amongst many achievements.

His leisure time was often spent on international travel with his beloved Betty and in his gardens. His oldest great grandchild called him "Great" and he was! He was a source of unconditional love and inspiration for all of his family. No service by request. A gathering for familyfriends to celebrate Andrew's life will be held in Victoria in the early New Year. No flowers by request.

If desired, the family would appreciate donations made to the BC Heart and Stroke Foundation, or a charity of choice. KELLEY, Lori (Muriel) November 8, 1942 November 23, 2010 Sidney, BC It is with profound grief and sadness that we share the passing of our dearly beloved mother, Lori (Muriel) Kelley on November 23 after a courageous battle with cancer. She faced this entire journey with dignity, strength, and bravery with the support of her loved ones and her many cherished friends. She passed peacefully in the company of those she loved. Her unwavering love and devotion for her four children, five grandchildren, family, and those who were blessed with her friendship shall thrive forever in the hearts of the many that she touched with her grace.

She was a wonderful and loving sister, aunt, niece, mother, nana, and friend who will be truly missed. Her courage, strength, sense of humor, winning smile, easy laugh and positive attitude were truly an inspiration to all who came to know and admire her. She was preceded in death by her parents Milburn and Louise Kelley and brother Allen (Mia) Kelley. Left to cherish her memory are her four children, her sons, Dean (Sandra) Arrigo and Leo (Bobbi-Jo) Arrigo, Her two-daughters, Marylou (Gerry) Vinet and Annemarie (Scott Weston) Arrigo. She will be sadly missed by her five grandchildren.

Ryan and Deanalei O'keefe (Arrigo), Alexandra Arrigo, Riley and Rachael Vinet. She leaves behind her dear brother Warren and his wife Bernice. Her sister-in-law, Mia. Her nephews Peter, Steven, and Doug and her niece Diane. Grateful thanks to her wonderful friends, family and professionals at the Palliative care team at Saanich Peninsula who supported and cared for our mom.

A special mention to her respirologist Dr. Waters for taking care of her COPD. With loving fondness to her family, doctor Dr.Tamboline who provided her with care, and support. Born in New Toronto, Lori lived in Winnipeg, but for the past twenty-two years she came to call Sidney her home. Lori loved to take her dog on walks along the Sidney waterfront, sharing stories with her grandchildren, and embracing the change of the seasons.

She was an incredible person. At Lori's request there will be a celebration of her life early in the new year. At the families request, in lieu of flowers, donations may be made, in Memory of Lori (Muriel) Kelley, to the Saanich Peninsula Hospital Foundation, Palliative Care Unit or to the BC Cancer Agency. MACHANDER, David With deep sadness we announce the passing of our beloved David in Victoria, BC on November 182010, at the age of 43. He was born in Europe and came to Canada with his parents when he was only 1 year old.

David was an extrememly loving and caring man who will be forever loved and missed by his mom Milla, dad Walter, sister Michelle, brother-in-law Thomas; his 2 nieces Mya and Ava, his love and partner Marlys, his extended family in Europe, Alberta and the Anderson family. He will be sorely missed by the many dear longstanding and special-friends he made along his lifes journey. David was a Biochemist, an intelligent and multi-talented individual, who was well travelled and spoke 3 languages. David was also an excellent musician. He was rated as one of the best drummers in North America.

He was also an avid sportsman. As a young boy, he attended a Nancy Greene Olympic Ski Camp. He grew up surfing and windsurfing during family trips to Hawaii. Later he added kite boarding, snowboarding and mountain biking to his list of favorite activities here on the island. David was well known for his great sense of humour which he inherited from his Grandfather and Uncle Honza.

He was a talented cook and his special european dishes will also be missed! David loved animals. His two baby bengals leo and azhia, will miss him very much. The family would like to thank Dr. Ming, and all the nurses who took care of David at Victoria General Hospital. Your excellent care is greatly appreciated.

Marlys shall never forget all of the doctors and nurses in the ICU for their support and kindness. He will be laid to rest in the beautiful Sequoia Gardens. Family and friends will gather to celebrate David's life on November 27th, 2010. Donations can be made in David's memory to The Liver And Kidney Foundation and the SPCA. Davie, We all will love you forever.

We will never forget you. You will always be in our hearts. Good bye Dear David and God speed remembering ca Celebrate the lives of loved All ohliuarlra now placed in theTimo Colonist appear on rcnicmbcrinii.ca for one year and Include a gurathnok and the ability to enhance the obituary with photos and a no additional fee for these services. If you can not access your loved one's announcement on rcmcmlMTlnR.ca. please contact us atfiHfi.2121 toarranitc BURROWS, Dean S.

E. Passed away suddenly on November 20, 2010 while in Borden, Ontario serving in the Navy. He was born in Middleton, Nova Scotia to parents, Merton and Myrna Burrows. Burrows will be sorely missed by his family, his loving wife of 24 years, Kathleen: his children, Alicia and Christopher, his brother Scott (Nancy): sisters Lisa (Brad), Charlene and Terri and numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and many good friends. Burrows who joined the Navy in 1984 was very proud of his accomplishments.

A Funeral Mass in memory of Burrows will be celebrated at Our Lady Star of the Sea Church, 595 Galiano Crescent, Victoria, BC on Wednesday, December 1, 2010 at 2:00 P.M. gh SANDS of COLWOOD 250-478-3821 COWLIN, Doreen Anne Passed away peacefully at her residence in Victoria on November 22, 2010. Doreen was born in Victoria and is survived by her husband of 52 years, John Cowlin, who was also born in Victoria. She is lovingly remembered by her sister, Audrey Dorais and was predeceased by her sister, Phyllis. She will be missed by her neighbours at Windemere Ridge.

She enjoyed mountain climbing and wilderness exploration. The family wishes to express special thanks to the staff at Victoria General Hospital and at Beacon Community Services for their love and support. A Memorial Reception will be held at SEQUOIA GARDENS MEMORIAL, 4665 Falaise Drive, at 2:00 pm on Tuesday, November 30, 2010. In lieu of sending flowers, donations to the Queen Alexandra Foundation for Children would be appreciated. 4 Sequoia gardens memorial 658-6202 DUFOUR, Stephen Kay April 8, 1947 November 19, 2010 Steve passed away suddenly on November 19 at Cowichan District Hospital.

His short battle with cancer has left family and friends with great sadness. Steve is survived by his daughter, Brandy, and brother, George, and a great circle of friends in Lake Cowichan and Victoria. Steve was predeceased by his wife, Diane Dufour (nee Philippot), and has been enjoying a life of semi-retirement in Lake Cowichan since 2001. Former co-owner of Canada Instant Print he continued to keep busy with the management of local Riverbend Properties. Known for.

always having a project on the go, he would love to take charge and offer his expertise with renovations and restorations. Also, a lover of 'four-leggeds', he held a special spot in his heart for cats Reno and Zoe. Steve will be remembered for his good-natured charm and humour, hardwork and determination for 'doing it right'. A celebration of life memorial will take place on December 5, 2010 at 1:00 PM at 105 South Shore Road, Lake Cowichan. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Canadian Diabetes Association or the Canadian Cancer Society are appreciated.

1 rr 611106 FEDIW, Florence Helen July 11, 1930 November 22, 2010 Helen passed away peacefully with her family by her side. She will be deeply missed by her son Bill (Molly), grandchildren Marcie (Ryley) and Daryl (Jen). GG will also be missed by her five great grandchildren Aydan, Evan, Sydney, Travis and Blake and her sisters Lois Walker and Irene Harvey. Mom enjoyed her many years of cruising the Caribbean, Mediterranean, Norway and Russia, Alaska, South Pacific, Austrailia and New Zealand, South America and the Far East. No service by Mom's request.

Donations to Palliative Care Unit, Saanich Peninsula Hospital Foundation ,2166 Mt. Newton Cross Rd, Saanichton, BC, V8M 2B2 greatly appreciated. Special thanks to fr- M' Gagiardi- 611032 JOHNSON, Laurence Earl (Slim) June 7, 1926 November 12, 2010 It is with a heavy heart that I announce the passing of my friend and uncle Laurence Earl Johnson, known as "Slim" to his friends. He passed away at the Chilliwack Hospital on November 12, 2010. He is survived by his sister Edna Lorraine Whitehead and brother Bert (Wilford Johnson).

In his final hours he had a great visit with his brother Bert. He had a big Slim style smile to see this made it a good day! It had been awhile! I feel that he is now happy to be back with his loving wife of almost 60 years. Helen had passed away on April 12, 2010. Cremation arrangements were made by Woodlawn Mt. Cheam Funeral Home, Chilliwack.

At Slim's request no funeral or memorial will take place, Donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society or the Maple Ridge Humane Society. Slim you will be missed and the tlgigs you taught me will not be forgotten. Ik' A TV A lt is the policy ol the Times Colonist Classifieds to not knowingly misclassify advertising. All advertising must comply with the Human Rights Act and Employment Standards Act. The Times Colonist reserves the right to change the classification andor ad text without notice.

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Victoria 250-39 1-9696 9787 Fourth St. Sidney 250-655-9669 mm f. -w i CORNWELL, Reginald George "Bumpy" Will be sadly missed by wife Barbara, children Elaine (Ray) and Grant (Rowena), grandchildren Christine, Robert, Reyna, Miles and Bryan and great grandchildren and his close friend and brother-in-law Wallace. Born 1919 in Uren (Pee Town, he called it) Saskatchewan to Ernie and Nelly Cornwell. Reg worked odd jobs through school as well as at his parents general store.

He taught himself to play trumpet and saxiphone and would swing with the "Star playing dance gigs around southern Saskatchewan. Reg joined the army at the start of WW2 but quickly switched to the Royal Canadian Air Force. He became a pilot and a flight instructor where he trained hundreds of new pilots in Harvard and Cessna Crane aircraft. He never lost his love of flying and would engage us with many stories of his flight training days. Near wars end, Reg married Barbara Pearce.

They lasted a fulfilling sixty-seven years together. Reg began employment with Imperial Oil Exploration in Alberta as a surveyor but soon after found himself working as an "oil scout" which meant he was something of a spy and was often sent to "observe" a competitor's oil rig from a distance to determine the well's depth, speed of drilling etc. This was accepted practice and a respcted vocation, and it provided us with even more interesting stories. Reg loved the outdoors. Reg had a heart attack and open heart surgery in 1971.

This slowed him down only temporarily. After a few years in Calgary, he and Barbara retired to Galiano Island where he turned a cottage into a comfortable, modest paradise overlooking Sturdies Bay. He built rooms to accomodate all in the family looking to escape to Nana and Bumpy place. On Galiano he was busy as Lions Club President and organising golf tournanments. Reg loved to tinker.

He was happiest building or repairing something. He met many friends while helping out at his son's power equipment shop in Sidney during his retirement years. Reg was challenged by an amazing series of medical setbacks in recent years but somehow always managed to pull through with couragous spirit. He survived everything but old age. Bumpy "went west" peacefully in the early hours of November 17th at ninety-one.

As per his request, no service. In lieu of flowers, donations to Galiano Lions Club or Salvation Army would be appreciated. Dodd, Peter Carter June 16 1930 November 25, 2010 Spent his life, together with his wife Erica, encouraging understanding between Moslem cultures and the West. He was born and grew up in Beirut, Lebanon, and attended high school at South Kent in New York state. After graduating from Princeton he received his PhD in Sociology from Harvard University, followed by twenty years teaching at the American University of Beirut.

Quoting a former student: "His modesty, demeanour, character, respect for others, profound understanding of the concerns of the Arab world and unreserved empathy with its national struggles made him a hero in our Later, he joined the United Nations, before becoming Director of the Fulbright Foundation in Islamabad, Pakistan. Retiring to Victoria, he was active with the Canadian Institute of International Affairs (CIIA). Peter spent happy years in Victoria, enjoying the many good friends whose warm support is greatly appreciated these last months. Our thanks go to the University Choir and to the Mardi Minstrels, who indulged his passion for music. We are grateful for superb medical assistance over several years, for the services of the Victoria Heart Institute, and for the very special relief offered by the Victoria Hospice Society.

Peter is survived by his wife Erica Cruikshank Dodd; their four children and families: Frances, Kika (Peter), Alex (Nikki), Daniel (Sharon); and his brother Bruce Dodd in Berkeley. A funeral service will be held at Saint Dunstan's Church on Saturday, November 27 at 2 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Palestine Children's Relief Fund (http:www.pcrf.net). rv jl. 'if' V' MACDONALD, Mary March 3, 1919 November 18, 2010 Mary died peacefully with family by her side.

She was predeceased by her husband Joe in July 2008 (married 58 years). Mary leaves her son Joe (Patricia,) grandchildren Robert, great grandchild Wade; Lisa Elmore (Karl) great granddaughter Jolene; Catherine; daughter Anne Topp (David Twinn); step daughter Brooks Topp; daughter Suzanne and grandchildren Alexandra (Kaelin), Hunter, Murphy. Born in Humboldt Saskatchewan, Mary studied nursing at St Joseph's Hospital Saskatoon and St Louis Missouri, USA, earning a BA in Nursing Education. She was thwarted from enlisting to teach nursing during WWII. Following short periods in Montreal and Toronto Mary moved to Victoria in 1947.

To ensure she was able to care for her son Joe, she ran a "old age a boarding house, and with her husband Joe, rental apartments in the three story home she bought on Fernwood Rd. In 1959 Mary returned to study at UVIC to become a school teacher. She taught at Central Jr High, and Glanford and Hampton Elementary Schools retiring in 1979. During retirement she traveled often, was active at the Hampton Seniors Center where she was known for crafting stuffed animals from old fur coats, and loved joining good friends at rummage sales, second hand stores, and garage sales. Mary loved her home on the farm on Christmas Hill where she kept donkeys and geese along with the Hereford's her husband raised.

Every spring chicks chirped in the dining room. Mary was quick to smile and laugh and loved working with children. Her grandchildren remember the many farm animals, Easter egg hunts, sleepovers and playing dress-up with grandma's scarves and necklaces. She was nappy to have been blessed with great grandchildren. Thank you to Lansdowne unit, Aberdeen Hospital, for the special care during the last months of Mary's life and for respecting her independence and forthright manner.

All of the staff; care, activity, kitchen, cleaning, and laundry, helped make the 6 Vi years Mary resided at Aberdeen full of laughter and happiness, A remembrance reception will be held l-3pm Sunday November 28 at Goward House, 4295 Arbutus Road. If desired, donations to the Arthritis Society in recognition of the disease that caiged so much suffering for Mary, are appreciated. 1 1 .1. i-1. 610864.