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| 1321 | Our family is bereft at the passing of our beloved mother, Betty J. Connors, age 85 of Hantsport, who passed away peacefully at home on March 6th surrounded by family. Mom was gentle, quick to laugh, and welcoming to everyone her family brought home. She taught her five children the importance of family, and led by example how to show love and compassion. We are grateful to the legacy of love that she leaves behind, and will miss her more than words can express. She was predeceased by parents, Arthur and Laura Morgan; and siblings, Charles, Dolly, Jean, Peggy, Sonny and Mildred. Our thanks go out to family who stayed in touch to offer company and comfort to Mom in her last weeks, as well as to the professionals who took such excellent care of her. At Betty’s request there will be no service. | Morgan, Betty Joyce (I3571)
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| 1322 | Our family is saddened to announce the unexpected passing of Deborah Gail "Debbie" Connors, at age 69. She was predeceased by her parents, Howard and Betty Connors, and by the loss of her only brother, Dale Connors. Debbie grew up in Hantsport NS, where her tomboy roots and love of sports began. She rode like the wind on her horse Flicka, and began the carpentry skills that would develop into one of her favorite hobbies. Debbie made her home in Canning, where she began a 40-year career in banking and made lifelong friends, adding Jo-Ann Thomas and Allison Mossman as chosen sisters in her life. Upon her retirement, with her favorite retirement gift, a table saw, she rebuilt the entire kitchen cabinetry! Whether hiking, x-country skiing, snowshoeing, or gardening, she loved being outdoors. She was a gentle woman with a quick laugh who was easy to talk to, and compassionate with others. A hard worker, loving mother, loyal friend, and cherished sister; she found her soul mate with Paul, and has left a void we are at a loss to fill. The family would like to express gratitude to emergency responders and health care professionals at the VRH and QEII, who cared for Debbie on her last day with expertise and compassion. Cremation has been entrusted to the White Family Funeral Home and Cremation Services, Kentville. In accordance with Debbie’s wishes, a celebration of life will proceed at a later date when the garden is in bloom. In the meantime, in her memory, please plant a flower, savor the outdoors, raise a glass of wine, and love those close to you. | Connors, Deborah Gail (I17298)
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| 1323 | Our precious, Freda “Maxine” MacClure (nee Banks) - 79, of Lake Land Retreat- passed away peacefully on October 30, 2021. We have learned incredible life lessons from Maxine about love, strength and determination. Maxine loved totally and fully and once she gave you her heart, she loved you forever. Every phone call or visit ended with "I love you". The love for her husband Robert and her children was in her eyes until the end. Maxine had strength beyond measure that would bolster those around her and bring peace to others. Even when the end was near she was at ease and had no fears of what was to come next. Her determination was immeasurable and a true testament to her family and faith, faith that was important to her throughout her life. Her absence will leave a void for those she has left behind but she will continue to live on in the memories and hearts of those that loved her the most. Maxine is predeceased by her parents Arthur and Thelma (Hatfield) Banks, her brother Ronald and sister Doreen (Banks) Fraser. Maxine was never one to be the centre of attention, so in that fashion her service will be private. Friends wishing to honour Maxine are invited to make a donation to; Greenfield United Baptist Church, Valley Hospice or charity of your choice. | Banks, Thelma (I2621)
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| 1324 | Owen Rupert COCHRANE — Garlands Crossing Age 93, of Garlands Crossing, formerly of Hantsport, passed away on Thursday, October 13, 2022, in Hants Community Hospital, Windsor. Born in Sweets Corner, he was a son of the late Wilfred “Snip” Cochrane and Hazel (Lockhart, Cochrane) Martin. In Owen’s early life, he was employed with Fundy Gypsum and later, with Hantsport Home Hardware. Over the years, he was involved in many aspects of Windsor Minor Baseball and Windsor Minor Hockey. He was a Scout Leader and a Cub Leader. He was also in the Men’s Club in the church and past president of Fundy Gypsum Union. Owen played sports such as softball, hockey and bowling. He enjoyed entertaining people, playing his guitar and singing. He enjoyed senior’s games and camping at Fox Mountain Camping Park. Besides his parents, he was predeceased by his loving wife of 68 years, Florence (Phillips) (2019); siblings, Geraldine Baxter, Winnie Rafuse, Mildred Murphy, Donna Flynn, Anna Brault, Olive Porter and Fred Cochrane. Arrangements have been entrusted to DeMont Family Funeral Home & Cremation Service, 419 Albert St., Windsor (902-798-8317). A private family burial will be held in Bishopville Cemetery, Bishopville. | Cochrane, Owen Rupert (I4181)
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| 1325 | Owned and operated Masters\' Mill at Half Way River - HJ 16 Jan 1930 | Marsters, Ezekiel Nowlton (I1912)
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| 1326 | Owned and operated McDonald\'s grocery store for 27 years. | McDonald, Gerald Enslie (I2484)
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| 1327 | Owned by E. Churchill & Sons, PLYMOUTH is perhaps best known for a moving diary of life aboard which was kept by Alice Coalfleet, the wife of her captain George Coalfleet. Alice recorded travel, storms, accidents and the birth of her own child aboard PLYMOUTH. Her saddest memory was the transfer of her husband from PLYMOUTH to the barque HAMBURG where he died soon after from heart disease. Ironically PLYMOUTH would later end its days as an abandoned wreck lying beside HAMBURG, uniting in their demise, the two vessels so closely associated with the life of Alice Coalfleet. In 1905 at the end of her sailing career, PLYMOUTH was sold to the J. B. King Company of New York and was converted into a gypsum barge and used to transport gypsum from the Avon River, Nova Scotia to New York. Story After many years as a gypsum barge the vessel was abandoned by the company in 1921 and left to decay on the Avon Riverbank beside HAMBURG, WILDWOOD, PLYMOUTH and ONTARIO. Together, these wrecks represent the largest physical remains of ships from the Golden Age of Sail in Nova Scotia. | Allen, Alice Annie (I109)
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| 1328 | Owned the property now known as 10 William St., Hantsport from 1854 to 1876. | Murray, Christianna (I19166)
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| 1329 | Owner and operator of Patton's Grocery and Convenience Store, corner of Main and William Street. | Patten, Harry Mortimer (I145)
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| 1330 | owner of property at 11 Willow St. between 1945 and 1965 | Bedwin, Marion Louisa (I16478)
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| 1331 | O\'DELL, Carmen Vaughan 58, Hantsport - With deep sorrow we announce the peaceful passing of our beloved Carmen at home with his wife Susan and trusted four-legged friend Ranger by his side. Carmen was born on January 22, 1957 and was the son of the late Corey and Ruby (Taylor) O\'Dell. Predeceased by first wife Lydia; sister-in-law Mary O\'Dell and his four-legged friend Schooner. Carmen was a 15 year member of the Hantsport Fire Department. A Memorial Service followed by a reception will be held on Thursday, August 13th at 2:00 p.m. at the Hantsport Fire Hall, Rev. Terry Coldwell officiating. A private family interment will be held in the Riverbank Cemetery. | O'Dell, Carmen Vaughan (I5994)
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| 1332 | O’BRIEN, Richard Joseph — 37, of Bishopville, Kings Co., passed away Friday, July 30, 2010, as a result of a tragic motor vehicle accident on the Bishopville Road, Hantsport. Born on October 6, 1972, in Fitchburg, Mass., he was a son of Joan Loretta (Peters) Foster, (Bryce), Bishopville and Richard O’Brien, Springville, Vt. Richard was a self-employed carpenter who recently returned to Glooscap First Nation to be closer to family. He enjoyed the outdoors, hunting, camping, fishing and the company of friends and family. He was also an avid Boston Red Sox fan. He was predeceased by his younger, loving sister, Bernadette O’Brien. Interment will be in Riverbank Cemetery, Hantsport. Reception to follow in Glooscap Community Centre, Bishopville. | O'Brien, Richard Joseph (I10423)
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| 1333 | PAGE, Dorothy Randelson Age 93, of Hants Border, passed away Wednesday, November 6, 2019 in Hants Community Hospital, Windsor. Born in Rawdon, she was a daughter of the lateOrrin I. and M. Marjorie (Mitchell) Johnson. Dorothy served during the Second World War in the military, stationed in Ottawa. She then later moved to Fredericton and served there decommissioning troops. Dorothy, together with Vic, loved to travel the world. They loved to dance, hike, camp, you name it, if they thought they could do it they tried and always did things together. She loved crossword puzzles, reading and most of all, her family. Besides her parents, Dorothy was predeceased by her husband of almost 73 years, Victor Joel Sr. (July 2019); brothers, Atwood, Sam and Phillip; sisters, Janet Campbell and Ann Beckerleg. | Johnson, Dorothy Randelson (I5008)
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| 1334 | PAGE, Victor Joel Age 97, Hants Border, passed away July 7, 2019 in Hants Community Hospital, in Windsor. A son of the late Robert and Frances (McCulloch) Page, he was born and grew up in Centre Rawdon. Victor worked in farming and at a sawmill. He was a veteran of the Second World War, serving three years overseas. He was with the army at the Liberation of Holland, coming home in 1946. Victor worked at McClare’s Sawmill, before moving to Hants Border in 1955. Later he worked as a mechanic and 21 years at CKF Inc. in Hantsport, where he retired in 1986. He enjoyed travelling, camping, bowling and golf. Married to his wife Dorothy in 1946, they celebrated their 72nd anniversary in 2018. He was predeceased by his brother, Claude; sisters, Maggie Singer and Blanche Elliott. | Page, Victor Joel (I5024)
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| 1335 | Painter | Smith, George D. (I14190)
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| 1336 | Parents of Melbourne, counties of Hertford & Cambridge, England. | Stevens, Lillian Mary (I332)
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| 1337 | PARIS (Crossman), Gloria Mae Age 71, Glencoe, Ont., formerly of Mount Denson, N.S, passed on February 6, 2023, in hospital in Newbury, Ont. Besides her parents, Stanley and Mildred Crossman of Mount Denson, Gloria was predeceased by her partner, Marc Cookson (December 2021) and brother, Cecil. Donations in Gloria’s memory may be sent to the Hilden Cemetery or Mount Denson Cemetery. A graveside service will be held in Mount Denson Cemetery at a later date. | Crossman, Gloria Mae (I3641)
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| 1338 | PARKER, Ralph Smith Rupert Originally from Hantsport, died suddenly at his residence in Vancouver, B.C., on February 13, 2015. Ralph (or Parker as he preferred to be called) was born in Middleton, on July 13, 1939 to Mildred Bernice Boyd (Smith, Parker) and Charles Otis Parker of South Williamston. He lived his early childhood in South Williamson, North Kingston, Berwick and Hantsport, graduating from Hantsport High School before traveling across Canada. Ralph worked in Winnipeg and obtained his RN before moving to Vancouver where he first worked at Vancouver General Hospital for many years as a Kidney Dialysis Technician having obtained training in this field in Seattle, U.S.A. After successfully completing this course, he returned to work at Vancouver General. He worked at St. Paul’s Hospital in the E.R. department for years before his retirement. He was known for his great ability to deal with very difficult people in all phases of his hospital work. A kind man, Ralph was always willing to lend a helping hand to everyone. He loved sitting on the benches and meeting people and could have a good conversation no matter the person. He loved going to Wreck Beach and spent many enjoyable hours there with friends. Ralph was a born actor having taken the lead part in high school plays and was able to imitate anyone. He will be remembered for his excellent storytelling; he had a wonderful sense of humour, and a quick wit. He had an excellent singing voice in his youth and won first place as a soloist in many music festivals. He took up knitting beautiful ski sweaters, cozy afghans, and blankets which he carried on doing during his retirement years. He enjoyed the sailing trips he took with his friend Michael and playing his autoharp which once belonged to Sarah Carter of the famous Carter Family. He loved to listen to both classical music, and the old Carter Family CDs. He was a voracious reader of murder mysteries. Ralph was predeceased by his mother, Mildred Boyd (Smith, Parker) (of Hantsport) and Charles Parker who was killed in action at Ortona, Italy, in the Second World War when Ralph was five years old. He was also predeceased by his stepfather, Albert Boyd (of Hantsport). He will be missed by his long-time school friend, Bob Marsters, Hantsport, and his many friends in Vancouver. | Parker, Ralph Smith Rupert (I2967)
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| 1339 | PARKIN, John Arthur \'Art\' Of Avonport, Kings Co., passed away Tuesday, November 21, 2017 in Valley Regional Hospital, Kentville. Born in Mount Hebron, N.B., he was the youngest son of the late John W. \'Jack\' and Edith A. (Hillary) Parkin. During his lifetime Art was a sailor, soldier, millwright, locksmith and school bus driver. He served in the RCN on the Haida, Sioux and Mic Mac during the early 50’s. Art enjoyed spending time in the woods, hunting and trapping, and reading westerns, especially books by Louis L’Amour. He was a mini-farmer who spent many hours working his gardens and raising pigs, goats and cattle. Art was very proud of his family and their accomplishments. He was predeceased by brother, Bill (Edna) and sister, Annie. There will be a private family interment in Riverbank Cemetery, Hantsport. A memorial service celebrating Art’s life will be held Saturday, November 25th at 2:30 p.m. in Avonport Baptist Church, 508 Oak Island Rd., Avonport, Rev. Wayne Fevens officiating. | Parkin, John Arthur (I7177)
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| 1340 | PARSONS, David Ralph — 93, of Hantsport, Hants Co., passed away peacefully Friday, January 4, 2013, as he had wished to do, at home in the comforts of his own surroundings. Born in St. John’s, N.L., he was a son of the late William Ralph and Flora May (House) Parsons. David was brought up in Bay Roberts, N.L., by his aunt, Miss F. Parsons. David was part of the R.C.A.F. serving from 1940-1945 and he was a member of Lucknow Branch, No. 109 of the Royal Canadian Legion, Hantsport. He graduated from Nova Scotia Technical College in 1950 and he worked for Minas Basin Pulp and Power as an Engineer for 30 years. David was also a member of St. Andrew’s Anglican Church, Hantsport and was a former warden. He was predeceased by his wife of 61 years, Elizabeth G. (Christian); a brother in infancy and a grandson. The family would like to thank everyone who made it possible for David to remain at home until his passing. | Parsons, David Ralph (I6074)
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| 1341 | PARSONS, Geoffrey Alexander — 30, died May 16, 2012, in Montreal. He had lived mostly in Montreal for the past several years. Geoff was a writer with poems and a novel published in recent years and also played guitar with friends in a punk band as a teenager. We will remember him for his originality, passion and sense of humour. We all loved him dearly and hope he will rest in peace. | Parsons, Geoffrey Alexander (I11542)
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| 1342 | Passed peacefully away at Bonavista Hospital, Wednesday, January 20, 2010, age 91 yrs. Born at Mount Denson, N.S. Nov. 13, 1918, a veteran of the Second World War (Wireless Air Gunner). Predeceased by his father, Joseph Morton and mother Winnifred (nee Dill), brother Amos and sister Mildred. An open visitation will take place at Sts. Peters and Paul Church in King's Cove, N.L. on Thursday, January 21st., 7-9 and January 22nd, 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Funeral service will take place at Sts. Peter and Paul Church, King's Cove on Saturday, January 23rd at 10:30 a.m. In memory donations may be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation. | Schurman, Edgar M. (I16150)
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| 1343 | Patricia Ann Mounce (Robinson) passed away peacefully in the Halifax Infirmary on July 23, 2023, at the age of 83. Born in Windsor, NS, 1939, to Mildred (Schurman) and Clarence Robinson. In 1959 Pat married Ken Mounce and together they had 3 children. Each grandchild was special to her as she was special to each of them. She was predeceased by her parents and stepfather Charles MacLellan. Pat along with husband Ken made the family home in Avondale a destination for friends and family alike to gather, visit and enjoy the gift of precious time together. Pat first and foremost cared about people, to be her friend let alone a family member was to have unconditional support. Pats' greatest contribution and proudest moments are evident by her long friendships and the many friends she had and enjoyed. Family was paramount in Pats life, she guided two generations with compassion, support and unconditional love. She was always placing others needs ahead of her own. Pat was ready to listen, eager to help, and quick to celebrate. She never had an ounce of judgement. Pat loved to travel and was fortunate enough along with Ken and close friends, to visit many destinations. Pat and Ken were married for 64 years, and as true-life partners they exhibited a relationship that was both complimentary and supportive. Their goal together was one of faith and family, which they embraced and all around benefited from. Pat was an accredited student and was very active in both student affairs and sports. While still a junior, she played for the senior basketball team, volleyball on provincial level, Pat was also a provincial waterski champion and junior badminton champion. Pat was a NS representative at National CGIT camp, as well as a counsellor at Rainbow Haven Camp for 2 years. She attended Windsor Academy and the School of Nursing in Halifax. In addition to raising a family, Pat was active in the Junior League of Halifax, Chair of the Hearing and Speech clinic at the IWK, Co-Manager of the IWK Gift Shop, advisor to AHOY Magazine for Children, and active participation in the Northwood Palliative care Program in both Windsor and Halifax. Her membership in the GYRO Club, UCW and Coffee Club was also a part of her active life, she derived much pleasure from these activities and especially cherished the friendships made and nurtured over the years. Her love of sports continued as a fan and proud member of the Halifax Moosehead Club family. Donations in Pats' memory may be made to Kidney Foundation of NS, Landmark East or Windsor United Church. Service will be held Wednesday, August 9, 2023 at 2pm at the Windsor United Church, 613 King Street Windsor, NS. | Robinson, Patricia Ann (I16153)
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| 1344 | Patricia Ann Sanford nee Hunter age 72 of Falmouth passed away peacefully at home with her family by her side on June 18, 2022. Born in Windsor, she was the daughter of the late Jean Hunter (Patterson), her father Donald Hunter and step-father Chesley Hancock. Besides her parents, Pat was predeceased by sister June in infancy, Nancy Macumber, brother Donald “Juke” Hunter. Anyone who knew mom knew she liked bingo and would go faithfully every Sunday night with her sister Joan. You didn’t mess with mom’s bingo, in fact family events were planned around it. She also took great pride in her home, yard, flower gardens and mowing the lawn down to the rocks. You always knew when she was mowing because the dust and rocks would be flying. She loved her family with a passion and enjoyed spending time doing puzzles and watching family feud and price is right with her daughters. She was quick witted and sharp minded and always had a clever comeback and those who knew her knew how much enjoyment she got out of scaring her daughters right down to her final days. By request there will be no service at this time with private burial at a later date. Cremation has taken place. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Lung Association of Nova Scotia. | Hunter, Patricia Ann (I11758)
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| 1345 | Patricia Carrol Anne Morris, age 84, of Gloosecap First Nations, Hantsport, Hants County, passed away on April 1, 2022 in the Hants Community Hospital, Windsor. Born on September 27, 1937 in Middleton, she was the daughter of the late Sarah Morris. Patricia was predeceased by sister, Marjorie Curtis; brother, Joseph Morris. Cremation has taken place. Visitation will be held 2-4 & 7-8 p.m. Sunday, April 10, 2022 at the Gloosecap Community Centre. Memorial service will be held 11 a.m. Monday, April 11, 2022 in St. Joseph’s Catholic Church, Gloosecap First Nations. Burial will be in St. Lawrence Catholic Cemetery, Kingston. | Morris, Patricia Carol Anne (I5858)
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| 1346 | PATTEN — Beverley B. The death of Beverley Burton Patten occurred Wednesday, November 3, 1999, at his home in Trois Ruisseaux, N.B. He was born in Hantsport, Nova Scotia, on November 19, 1934. A graduate of Acadia University, he was formerly employed as a geologist by Mobil Oil Canada and was a long-time resident of Calgary, Alberta. In his retirement, he was an active member of the Moncton Kennel Club. | Patten, Beverley Burton (I1680)
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| 1347 | PATTERSON, Alvin Howard Age 89, of Hantsport, passed away Tuesday, May 26, 2015, in Hants Community Hospital, Windsor. Born June 4, 1925, in Hantsport, he was the son of the late Clifford and Pearl (Faulkner) Patterson. Alvin was a veteran of the Second World War, serving overseas on HMCS Orangeville and HMCS Lauzon for a total of three years. He also worked as a rural route delivery driver for Canada Post for several years. Alvin spent 39 years at Minas Basin Pulp & Power Co. He loved to get out and about and visit with people, either in their home or his. He also loved to fish and he always enjoyed a good chat. Besides his parents, Alvin was predeceased by his wife, Edna M. (LeCouter); stepson, Joseph LeCouter; sister, Lena LeBelle, and three grandchildren. | Patterson, Alvin Howard (I6086)
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| 1348 | PATTERSON, Daisy May Age 82, of Hantsport, passed away Sunday, October 6, 2013, in Hants Community Hospital, Windsor. Born February 4, 1931, in Bareneed, Conception Bay, N.L., she was a daughter of the late William and Hagar (Boone) Moore. Daisy enjoyed playing cards, bingo, going shopping and doing crossword puzzles. She loved all her visits with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Daisy attended the Baptist Church, and was a strong believer in the Bible. Besides her parents, she was predeceased by her daughter, Jennie; sister, Gladys; brothers, Fred, Gus, and Gordon. Funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday, October 9, in Hantsport Baptist Church (corner of Main and Willow Streets), Rev. Earl MacDonald officiating. Interment will be held in Riverbank Cemetery, Hantsport, followed by a reception in the Church Fellowship Hall. | Moore, Daisy May (I5734)
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| 1349 | PATTERSON, Kathleen Mabel Age 83, of Hantsport, Hants Co., passed away peacefully on Wednesday, January 14, 2015, at home. Born on April 3, 1931, in West Brooklyn Mountain, Kings Co., she was a daughter of the late Edward and Lucinda (King) Pinch. Kathleen was a member of St. James United Church in Hantsport. Predeceased by her husband, Arthur Patterson. A private family graveside service will be held in Riverbank Cemetery, Hantsport at a later date. | Pinch, Kathleen Mabel (I9027)
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| 1350 | PATTERSON, Malcolm Allison Age 83, of Hantsport, passed away Saturday, August 16, 2014 at home. Born December 25, 1930 in West Apple River, Cumberland Co., he was a son of the late Freeman and Jennie (McWhirter) Patterson. Malcolm worked at Minas Basin for 43 years as a boiler operator. He was also a loving parent who loved to have children around him. He belonged to Hantsport Baptist Church for many years. Malcolm is the last surviving member of his immediate family. Besides his parents, he was predeceased by his loving wife, the former Daisy M. Moore (October 6, 2013); daughter, Jennie; brothers, Leslie, Millard, Emerson, Freeman, and Reginald, and Edward, in infancy; sisters, Gertie Patterson, Elizabeth McCuspey, Christenna White, and Myrtle McCully. Funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday, August 19 in Hantsport Baptist Church (corner of Main and Willow Streets), Rev. Mark Hunter officiating. Interment will be held in Riverbank Cemetery, Hantsport, followed by a reception in the Church Fellowship Hall. | Patterson, Malcolm Allison (I2330)
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| 1351 | Paul Curzon Gertridge – 81, of Wolfville, passed away on December 28, 2021 in Valley Hospice, Kentville. Surrounded by his loving family. Born in Halifax, he was a son of the late Lawrence "Larry" and Celia (Helsby) Gertridge. Paul served with the Canadian Armed Forces, retiring as Postal Corp. Chief Warrant Officer. Paul also served on peacekeeping missions in Egypt and Cyprus; posted with his family to Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Ontario and Germany twice in service to his country. Sandpiper and his family would like to give their heartfelt appreciation to the amazing and caring staff at Valley Hospice. They helped keep Sandpiper's dignity and personality shining through till the very end. With that we would like to thank the Valley Regional Hospital and its staff for their support and treatment. Cremation has taken place. A graveside service will be held in Riverside Cemetery, West Hants, in the spring. Donations in memory may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society (Multiple Myeloma) or Valley Hospice Foundation. | Gertridge, Paul Curzon (I9071)
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| 1352 | Pauline Eleanor Denne Age 86 of Hants Border, Kings Co., passed away on Thursday, June 17, 2021 in Valley Regional Hospital, Kentville. Born October 15, 1934 in Halifax, she was a daughter of the late Russell Young and Norma Pauline (Coolen) Isnor. Pauline was predeceased by her husband of 48 years, William Harold Denne (2004); son, William “Bill” (2019); and her brother-in-law, Gerry Coughlin. A memorial service will be held 11 a.m. Thursday, June 24th, in the Lindsay Windsor Funeral Home, (masks and social distancing are required with seating limited to 50 people), immediate family will be seated first Rev. Tom Henderson will officiate. A private interment ceremony will follow in Riverbank Cemetery, Hantsport. Donations in memory of Pauline may be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Nova Scotia. | Isnor, Pauline Eleanor (I3780)
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| 1353 | Pauline Linda (Sisco) Kyle, August 30th, 1956 – November 22nd, 2022. After a courageous battle with cancer, Pauline Linda (Sisco) Kyle exchanged her fleshly robe of mortality to put on the fresh robe of immortality. Forever to abide in the presence of Jesus Christ, our Saviour and King. Pauline grew up in Lockhartville surrounded by family. In her early, years she moved to Halifax along with her older sister, Sharon and younger brother, Gerry to live with their older sister, Anne, and her family. After public school, Pauline began a career in health services in Halifax until marrying and then moving to Africa. Pauline loved to travel. She enjoyed learning about and experiencing different cultures, people, and cuisines from all over the world. She had the good fortune to have lived in many different countries throughout her lifetime including Kenya, Jamaica, and the United States. After returning to Canada, she settled in Ontario where she worked as an LPN for several years and meet met her husband, Patrick. After retiring she moved to Quebec to live closer to her sister, Sharon, and her family, as well to enjoy her retirement with Patrick and their dog, Kia. The biggest joy of her life was being a mother to Natasha who she loved more than anything. They had an exciting life together living in Africa and the Caribbean when Natasha was younger. Although for the last several years they have lived in different countries, this did not diminish the love she felt and had for her daughter. Before her death, Pauline returned to her Nova Scotia, with the plan to help “Momma Anne” and be surrounded by her extended family. Unfortunately, the diagnosis of cancer she received in July cut short the new life she had planned. Pauline accepted the journey that was ahead of her. Throughout her battle with cancer, she demonstrated an abundance of cheerfulness, an extraordinary sense of positivity, indomitable courage, and rare grace. This all reinforced her understanding of the importance of family. She was blessed to have her family with her in these final months and this was especially evident by the exceptional, loving, and devoted care that her sisters and niece offered her in her final days. She had one very special great nephew that she affectionately referred to as 'My Little, Big Man' who brought her much laughter, joy, and love. She will be missed by all who knew her. Pauline was predeceased by her parents, James, and Ethel (Neil) Sisco; a sister, Margaret Sisco; brothers, Ivan and Harold Sisco; and one great-niece, Haley Rochester. A Family farewell will occur on Monday afternoon on November 28, 2022 at 2:00 pm at the Hants Border Community Hall - 13893 Hwy 1, Hants Border, Hantsport. A Celebration of Life will be held at a future date for family, relatives, and friends from far and wide to attend. Memorial donations may be made to the House of Prayer & Worship in Lockhartville or charity of choice. | Sisco, Pauline Linda (I8417)
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| 1354 | PAYZANT (Beckwith), Sadie Belle — 102, lifelong resident of Bishopville, passed away peacefully at home on Tuesday, August 17, 2010. Born on November 19, 1907, in Bishopville, she was a daughter of the late Andrew and Annabelle (Riley) Beckwith. After completing high school in Hantsport, she found employment as a \'Nanny\' and housemaid in Windsor for five years. Sadie moved to Boston, Mass. for the next four years, where she continued working in her chosen profession. In 1929 with the \'Great Depression\' looming Allen Payzant made his way to Boston and convinced Sadie to return to Nova Scotia with him to become his bride. Sadie and Allen purchased a farm in Bishopville where they worked side by side clearing land, growing crops and raising livestock to sustain their new family. Like their hearts, the door of their house was always open, providing a home for family, school teachers and hired help. Sadie was often called upon to mother babies, toddlers and youngsters in addition to raising her own boys. Increasingly, Sadie became famous for her award-winning pies, bread and rolls, preserves and fancy work in local exhibitions. Her outstanding quilts were highly sought after, as every thread was painstakingly stitched by her talented hands. She was always proud to display her many ribbons and awards which were won by her at local county exhibitions throughout the province. Sadie was a founding member of the Bishopville Daisy Club. This club became the hub of activity when it purchased the former \'Little Red Schoolhouse\' and was renovated into the community hall. Sadie was instrumental in organizing a committee to restore the Bishopville Cemetery and she worked diligently to keep the doors to the Bishopville Church open. Sadie was a lifetime member of Hantsport Baptist Church, where she sat on many committees over the years. She was also a member of the Hantsport Elders Project and had always taken a heartfelt interest in the welfare of others. Above all else, her love and devotion to her family always shone through. She was predeceased by her beloved husband, Allen (1963); infant son, Frederick; son, Clyde (1998); daughter-in-law, Shirley (1999); granddaughter-in-law, Kristine (2000); brothers, George, James and Stanley; sisters, Lena, Ruby, Jesse and Ida. Funeral service will be held 2 p.m. Friday, August 20, in Hantsport Baptist Church, (corner of Willow and Main Streets) Hantsport, Rev. Daniel Jamer officiating, followed by burial in Riverbank Cemetery, Hantsport. A reception will follow in Hantsport Baptist Church Fellowship Hall. In lieu of flowers, donations in memory of Sadie may be made to Bishopville Cemetery. | Beckwith, Sadie Belle (I4303)
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| 1355 | PAYZANT (Elliott), Shirley Elizabeth - 66, Bedford, went to be with her Savior on December 3, 1999, in Halifax. Born in Economy, she was a daughter of Frances Elliott, Winnipeg, and the late James Rallin Elliott. Shirley devoted her life to her family and serving her Lord through sharing her life story in speaking engagements and her published book of poetry. She was a member of Temple Baptist Church, past president of Sackville Kinettes and was involved with Girl Guides. Shirley loved life and lived it to the fullest. She traveled extensively with her husband, John and one by one traveled with her grandchildren to Montreal by train. She was past chairman of the Christian Women's Club and touched many lives in that capacity. She was predeceased by brother Eugene Elliott and brother-in-law, Clyde Payzant. Burial will be in Bishopville Cemetery, Bishopville. | Elliott, Shirley Elizabeth (I4311)
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| 1356 | PEARSON (Barkhouse), Louise Marie — 80, Windsor, passed away August 10, 2011, in Dykeland Lodge, Windsor. Born in Wolfville, she was a daughter of the late Clyde and Linda Mary (Amerault) Barkhouse. Marie worked for 36 years with Keyes Fibre, Hantsport. Marie was an active member of Hantsport Baptist Church, where she was a Sunday school teacher. She served as secretary of the Kings Daughter, a fundraising organization within the church and secretary for the Women’s Missionary Society for 15 years. She was in the Hand Bell Choir at Dykeland Lodge. Marie enjoyed knitting, gardening and reading. Marie enjoyed her neighbours and making treats for them. Besides her parents, Marie was predeceased by brothers, Sonny and Howie. | Barkhouse, Louise Marie (I7781)
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| 1357 | Peggy Lee Angela Atwell, 46 of Hantsport passed away October 5, 2019 in the Halifax infirmary. She was the daughter of Irene Atwell and the late Ernest “Pean” Crowell. There was hardly a time that you would see Peggy without a smile, unless you tried to take one of her sticks that she favored, then her expression turned to unimpressed, as she loved her sticks in her hands to twist and to snap. Peggy had her mother’s heart and her father’s love of laughter. Her love of laughter made her quick to join in on any practical jokes. These were usually instigated by her sister and directed at their mother. She loved and cared for all her family, but recently she enjoyed a special relationship with her little cousin, Ben. Peggy always wanted to be helpful in any way she could. When hanging out clothes, she made it her job to go get you the clothespins and then put them away when done. Her helpful heart wasn’t so handy when you would place a $20 bill on the table, and Peggy would “clean-up” and throw it in the garbage bin for you. Peggy lived her life by enjoying the simple pleasures; long car drives, wiener roasts and playing ball with her dog, Jasper. She had a lifetime of watching planes fly across the sky and she got to enjoy her own flying adventure in her final hours. Peggy loved her family, animals (especially horses), being outside and the holiday season. When the leaves changed color, she began her argument that the Christmas tree needs to go up. By far, the most desired in her life was her favorite drink, Pepsi. You could never have enough. A Graveside Service will be held on Wednesday, October 16, 2019 at 4:00 pm in the Bishopville Cemetery. | Atwell, Peggy Lee Angela (I9867)
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| 1358 | PEPLER (Osborne), Evelyn Isabel - 80 of Dartmouth, passed away peacefully in Northwood Centre on May 20, 2008. Born in Cow Bay to Percy and Helen Mary (Conrad) Osborne. She was an excellent seamstress and taught sewing for Continuing Education for many years. She was a wonderful mother, grandmother and great-grandmother who lived for her family. She was a long-time member of the Church Of The Holy Spirit and the A.C.W. She was predeceased by her husband, Robert Ian Pepler; a daughter in infancy, and son, Mark. | Osborne, Evelyn Isabel (I14409)
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| 1359 | Personnel Records of the First World War Enlistment Date 1915-08-10 Regimental No: 414884 | Macumber, Charles (I18431)
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| 1360 | Personnel Records of the First World War Enlistment Date 4 May 1919 | McLellan, Ian Bancroft (I13319)
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