August 16, 1934 - January 31, 2021 
 
Born in Racale Italy, came to Canada (Cambridge) in 1953 lived out the rest of his life. Passed away in his home surrounded by his family Sunday, January 31 at 5:38 am at the age of 86. 
 
Happily married for 64 years to his beloved wife Nina Manco, loving father to their only child son Gino Manco. Amazing grandfather (nonno) to 3 grandkids. Ashley Reuben (Warren), Gina Manco (Chris), Michael Manco (Vanessa). Great grandfather to Owen and Leah Reuben. Mike Will be very missed by his son and cherished by his grandkids who he taught many life lessons. A lot about food cooking shopping and enjoying sitting around the table and eating till we need a nap.
 
He was a very loving, giving man who had a lasting effect on anyone’s life he was in. He lived a colourful life. Worked very hard many years at Cello Foundry as a moulder. Enjoyed over 20 years of retirement with his passion for cooking and endless love for his wife.  
 
Due to restrictions the Manco family will celebrate Mike’s life privately cremation has taken place. Donations can be made to Hope  for Dementia. 

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1942 - 2021

Richard died unexpectedly on Saturday, January 30th. He was 79. 

Richard had retired from Swanson Home Hardware after many years of excellent  service and he will be remembered for his gracious spirit and wonderful personality by his many friends and family.

Richard was a loving husband to Carol Mayer who passed away in 2019.

Richard`s presence and lively conversations will be missed by all who knew and loved him.

As expressions of sympathy, donations to the cancer society would be appreciated.

May God bless Richard and bring him peace.
 
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Of Kitchener on Jan. 28 2021 in her 95th year.

Predeceased by husband Henry Jaklitsch in 1982. Mother of Rosemary Jaklitsch and Trudi Allen, Grandmother of Jason Allen. Sister of Albert Stalzer, Kitchener and Klara Bein, Austria. Predeceased by two brothers, Louis and Joe Stalzer.

Much loved and will be missed. Cremation has taken place.

STAY SAFE & WEAR A MASK! 
 
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July 29, 1932 – January 27, 2021
 
Passed away peacefully at home in his 89th year.
 
Beloved husband of Jane (Duyzer). Loving dad to Debbie Bonney (Art), Donna Rivers, Bill Mortimer (Wendy), Bob Mortimer (Cheryl), Tom Mortimer (Bonnie) and Jo-Anne Swales (Ken Schippling). Proud grandpa to 11 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren. Fondly remembered by his sisters-in-law Rina Paton and Betsy Duyzer, as well as many nieces and nephews.
 
Pre-deceased by his parents, Stuart and Alice Mortimer; sister and brother-in-law, Marilyn and Jim Boomer; sister, Gail Coxson; parents-in-law, Tony and Bertha Duyzer; brothers-in-law Tony Duyzer, Bert Duyzer and Bruce Paton; son-in-law, Dave Rivers.
 
Bill was an owner/operator with Deluxe Taxi, as well as a long-time employee of Canadian General Tower until his retirement. In his early days, growing up in Galt, Ontario, he enjoyed playing on numerous hockey teams. Later in years you could find him on the links at Grand Valley Golf & Country Club where he made many friends.
 
The family would like to thank the staff of ParaMed Palliative Team for all their assistance, care and compassion which allowed Bill to be home. He will be missed by his family and friends.
 
Due to Covid-19 restrictions, cremation has taken place and a Celebration of Life will take place at a later date when it is safe for family and friends to gather.

Messages and condolences may be left at www.tricitycremations.com or by calling 519.267.7199.  Please visit Bill's obituary notice on Facebook.

It is with extremely heavy hearts that we announce Robert Raymond Fanjoy lost his battle with cancer on January 26 at the age of 51.
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He is survived by his heart-broken wife and best friend Pam, daughter Taylor, son Lucas, and
granddaughter Evolyn, who arrived just in time to spend some quality time with her “buddy”.

He could not have loved his parents-in-law, Bill and Avis Quarrie, more if they were his own. Rob was an amazing father who loved to spend time with his kids watching them excel at whatever they did. He was beyond proud that both children have chosen to be first responders and was happy to almost see them both achieve those goals. He will certainly be with each of them in spirit as they graduate. Rob was an avid sports fan and thoroughly enjoyed endless hours on the rugby pitch, soccer field, swimming pool and hockey rink. There was nowhere Rob would rather be than with his family and friends.

Rob will be missed by his many friends who were a great source of joy and entertainment throughout his life and a comfort near the end. He enjoyed many campfires, hikes, fishing trips, dinners, parties, BBQs, card games, car rides and trips with the friends he knew he was very lucky to have.

Rob was an avid outdoorsman who particularly loved camping, canoeing and fishing. His yearly visits to Algonquin will be continued by his family as that was his “happy place” and we will continue to find solace along Highway 60. An animal lover, he trained his Boxers to be near perfect pets. Taz, Darby and Cash will be waiting for him to go for a nice long walk when he arrives.

Special thanks to Dr. Hahn and Nurse Ram, the ParaMed nurses, as well as all of the support staff working out of the LHIN Clinic. Your support and guidance through this difficult time was so appreciated.

We will forever miss Rob’s sense of humour, smile, loyalty, willingness to help out anytime and his love of all things family and friends. Cremation has already taken place. When we are able, we will celebrate Rob’s life and share happy memories of the too short time that we were blessed to have him in our lives.

We love you, Rob / dad / grampa, and we will always hold you near to our hearts. Thank you
for adding so much more to our lives than you could ever know! We will all miss you! XO

In lieu of flowers, if you choose to make a donation, please donate to #ivegotyourback911
https://escf.fcsuite.com/erp/donate/create?funit_id=1004 which helps to support charities
focused on first responders’ mental health.

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Passed away on  Jan. 25, 2021, at Freeport Campus GrandRiver Hospital.

Beloved husband of Wendy Doherty (nee Larone). Predeceased by his father Richard Henry Doherty in 1966, mother Mary Phyllis Doherty in 2002, brother Peter Doherty and his youngest son Richard in 2005. Cherished father to Tiffany (Paul), Grant, Nicole Hoff, Nathan (Shannon). Dear grandfather to Mackenzie, Carleigh, Lucas and Reese. Martin will be sadly missed by his brothers Phillip (Mary), Cameron (Erma) and his sister Susan (Morley)
as well as his in-laws Bill, Shirley, Deena, Tom and Jill.
 
Owner of Auriga kennel Martin enjoyed a life-time passion for pure bred dogs with a successful career as an All Breed judge, as well as exhibiting and breeding his beloved Old English Sheepdogs and PBGV.

There will not be a funeral service but a private internment at a later date.
 
For those who wish to honour Martin’s memory donations to the GrandRiver Hospital Foundation or Dying with Dignity.
 
A special thanks of gratitude to Martin’s staff of GrandRiver Terrace 2 for all their support and excellent care.

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1957 - 2021

It is with great sadness that we announce the sudden passing of Rob on Saturday January 23, 2021. Surrounded by his loved ones, Rob left us at the age of 63.

Predeceased by his parents Elmer and Irene Hausch. Rob was the loving brother of Jane Kropf and her husband Jim. Proud uncle of Jamie (Julia), Kim (Dan), Kelly (Nikky), Lindsey (Matt) and many nieces and nephews.

He loved his cherished fur buddy Caol. He enjoyed many summer camping trips, walks with the dogs and just hanging with his friends. Rob worked for 22 years at Kuntz Electroplating where he participated in many extras such as fire prevention, Red Cross, etc.

He will be fondly remembered by family, friends, neighbours and co-workers. Always willing to help out, he never hesitated to lend a hand when he could.

Cremation has taken place. A celebration of life will be held at a later date. Any donations may be be made directly to KW Humane Society.

Messages and condolences may be left for the family at www.tricitycremations.com or 519.772.1237. Please visit Rob's obituary notice on Facebook.

Passed away peacefully at the age of 75 on Saturday January 23, 2021, after a lengthy illness.  Deeply missed by her daughters Susy (Brent), Jean (Kim) and Debbie (Pedro).  Forever in the hearts of her grandchildren Bianca, Khouri, Nicholas, Coleman and Mason.  Survived by her sister Albertina and sister-in law Isabel. Predeceased by her baby boy Antonio Manuel, the father of her children Antonio Salvador, her sister Ilidia and, her parents Jose Fialho and Anna Rodrigues Fialho. 
 
Ligia was deeply dedicated to her family, a pillar of hope and had a zest for life.  She especially enjoyed her jobs at Kids Ability and YMCA, where she forged new friendships. 
 
In keeping with her wishes, cremation has taken place.  A special thank you to Father Pinto.
 
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It is with a heavy heart that the family of Evans Percival Miller announces his passing on Sunday, January 17, 2021, at the age of 85.

Beloved husband and partner of 57 years to the late Daphne. Beloved son of the late Percival and Alice Miller. Evans is lovingly remembered by his children Randy (Debbie), Darren (Linda) and Scott (Shannon), and grandchildren Matt (Alyssa), Ryan (Bretton), Katie, and Rachel (Jeton). Evans was a loving brother to Mildred (the late Herman), and brother-in-law to Lillian (Noel), Dagmar (the late Don), the late Lorne (Glenda), Brian (Marilyn), and Phyllis (Darryl). He is also remembered by many nieces and nephews.

A man of passion and humour, Evans will be fondly remembered for his dedication to family and friends, especially those from his adored hometown of Gaspé, Quebec. A man of tireless energy, Evans’ constant work ethic, tinkering, and undying support never surrendered, nor hinted, to his age. An admired husband, father, brother, grandfather, neighbour and friend, Evans will be dearly missed by all.

The family would like to especially thank the incredible staff at Cambridge Memorial Hospital, particularly Dr. Evans and Dr. Hann, as well as the amazing nurses on 4B for their compassion and exceptional care.

A celebration of life will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to New Apostolic Church Canada, Cambridge Memorial Hospital, or Canadian Cancer Society of
Ontario.

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 Passed away suddenly, at home surrounded by family at the age of 59.

Survived by her children, Leslie Wood (Tim), Mel McShane (Laura), Tanner Robitaille (Melissa) and Travis Robitaille (Beata), grandchildren Gabriel, Justin, Jacklynn, Addie, Charlotte, Henry and Mia, siblings Patsy Duthie (Larry), Margaret Rau (Willy), Penny Zawadzki . Predeceased by husband Evain Robitaille, her loving and devoted parents Arthur and Edna McShane and three brothers Pat, Danny and Ricky. 

Those who knew Sharon, know of her love for her family, especially her 7 grandchildren; you would know that she carried the strength of 5 within her heart. She was a fantastic baker and chef, proudly providing food for those she loved, and she never missed a get together.  Her cheesecake was legendary.

Her children and grandchildren will miss her painted pumpkins each Halloween and her love for each and every holiday.

Sharon was more than a dog lover; she was a dog whisperer through and through. She was always proud of her aussies, frenchies and all the dogs that came before.

Sharon will be remembered for her sense of humour, always joining a conversation and never missing an opportunity to make people laugh.  She will be laid to rest beside her brother Danny at Memory Gardens in Breslau.

In lieu of flowers, please consider donations in kind to Ground Search and Rescue KW .

May you rest in peace. Flying high and forever happy.

Live every moment.  Love every day.  Because before you know it, precious time slips away.

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