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Sproule Family - Newspaper
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Submitted by: Darlene (Watt) Lawlor - Email: [email protected] Posted:
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Forrest,
Harold George
Peacefully at the
Kingston
General
Hospital
on Monday, May 15, 1989.
Harold Forrest, beloved husband of Myrtle
Sproule. Dear father of Joyce (Mrs.
Cliff Marquette) of
Kingston
and Barbara (Mrs. John Yellowlee) of
Vancouver
, B.C.
Also survived by five grandchildren and two treat grandchildren.
Interment was held at
Glenhaven
Memorial
Gardens
,
Kingston
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Forrest,
Myrtle Christina
Peacefully at her
residence on Sunday, May 19, 1991, Myrtle Sproule,
in her 83rd year, beloved wife of the late Harold Forrest, loving mother
of Joyce (Mrs. Cliff Marquette) of Kingston; and Barbara (Mrs. John Yellowlee) of
Vancouver, B.C.; dear grandmother of five grandchildren and three great
grandchildren, sister of Elsie Joynt, Lawrence Sproule, Stella Shanks, Roy Sproule,
Minerva Hannah, predeceased by Edward Sproule and Mary Kelford.
Friends will be received at the Gordon F. Tompkins Funeral Home, from 2 – 4
and
7 – 9 p.m.
, Tuesday.
Funeral service in Our Chapel on Wednesday, May 22 at
1:30 p.m.
Reverend
Sam Fuller officiating.
Interment
Glenhaven
Memorial
Gardens
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Weeks
– Hannah
Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Weeks of
Belleville
and Mr. and Mrs. Reg Hannah of
Fallbrook announce the engagement of their children Shannon
Lynn Weeks and Steven Bartiey Boyd Hannah.
The wedding will take place on
September 9, 1995
at Bridge St. United Church in
Belleville |
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Timothy
Hannah
Graduation – Timothy
Hannah, son of Reg and Sheila Hanna of Fallbrook graduated May 27 from
Lakehead
University
,
Thunder Bay
with an Honours Bachelor of Arts in
Sociology. |
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Adam
Sproule Passes at Hinchinbrook
The death of Adam
Sproule on
December 18, 1958
, came as a great shock to
Snow Road
and the surrounding communities.
He was employed by the Hydro at Hinchinbrook at the time of his death.
He had been at work as usual
that day. At supper in the evening he
succumbed to a heart seizure. He had
celebrated his fiftieth birthday on December 7th.
He is survived by one sister, (Maggie) Mrs. Love of
Perth
; and four brothers, Bill of Woodstock,
George of Peterboro, Charles and Tom of Lavant Station.
The funeral was from the home of
William Sargeant, where Adam had made his home for the past number of years.
Rev. Duncan conducted the funeral service in Snow Road Presbyterian Church on
Monday, December 22. Entombment was in
the community vault.
Pallbearers were Roy Sproule, Lawrence Sproule, Earl Morrow, Robert Ryder, Harry
Trombley and Neil Larock.
Many beautiful floral tributes testifying to the esteem felt for the deceased were
received. |
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Sproule,
Clifford S.
At his residence,
R.R.1, Ompah, on
Tuesday, July 28, 1992
. Clifford
S. Sproule, in his 52nd year.
Husband of Nancy E. Duff. Father
of Jeffrey of
Edmonton
, Gregory of Smiths Falls, Cheryl Ann
(Mrs. Brad Massey) of
Perth
and Angela (Mrs. Chris Babcock) of
Kingston
. Predeceased
by his son Phillip. Son of the late
Charles and Hilda Sproule. Brother of
Wilmer of Lanark, Doug of Ompah, Gerald of Fernleigh, Wilma (Mrs. Gordon Hermer) of
Ardoch, Elaine (Mrs. Jim Creighton) of Watson’s Corners, Ella (Mrs. Cecil Cox) of
Lavant Station, Nada (Mrs. Gordon Closs) of Lanark and Barbara (Mrs. Edward Milotte)
of Almonte. Grandfather of Joshua and
Jeremy Sproule and Andrew Massey. Friends
may call at the Young Funeral Home, Lanark, on Thursday form
2 to 4
and
7 to 9 p.m.
, where Funeral Service will be
conducted on Friday, July 31, at
1:30 p.m.
Interment
Lanark
Village
Cemetery
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Coral
Sproule
Relatives and
friends were saddened to hear of the death of Coral Sproule
of Woodstock.
She passed away in
Woodstock
hospital after a lengthy illness.
Coral was the youngest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William McDougall.
She grew up on a farm near Ompah, then moved with her parents to Lavant when
they purchased the hotel there. She
married the late William Sproule, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sproule of
Donaldson.
She leaves to mourn her loss her daughter, Merla Palmer of
Toronto
, her son Carmen of Peterborough, and
her sister Maxine Sproule of
Perth
.
She was predeceased by her
sisters, Maggie Campbell of Canonto, Theresa Cheetham of
Perth
, brothers Gordon of Oshawa and Ken of
Fenelon Falls. |
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Edward
J. Sproule
Sproule – At the
GWM Hospital, on Wednesday, Aug. 1, 1951, Edward
J. Sproule, beloved husband of Laura Kennedy, in his 49th
year.
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Harold
Sproule
Family and friends were saddened by the sudden death of Harold
Wallace Sproule. He passed
away at
Hotel
Dieu
Hospital
,
Kingston
on
Sunday, August 26th, 1984
, after a brief illness.
Harold was born at
Vankleek Hill
,
Ontario
to Maxine Sproule and the late Thomas
Sproule. In 1937, the family moved to
Lavant where he attended school. He
worked at Umpherson’s Sawmill at Lavant and Clyde Forks, also for Ontario Hydro.
He was employed at Rothwell’s Sawmill in Lanark where he had worked for the
past three years. He was well-known as a
wood supplier for two local campsite parks and numerous area people.
On
February 16th, 1954
, he married Hilda Joan Craig who
survives to mourn his passing. He leaves
a son and three daughters; Diane (Mrs. Brad O’Connor), Pickering; Tom, Lanark;
June (Mrs. Peter Hall), Harper; Sandra, at home and four grandchildren (Stacey and
Shawn O’Connor, Tim and Terry Hall); his mother, Mrs. Maxine Sproule of Perth,
brothers and sisters; Mrs. Irene Rhodes, Newmarket; Wilmer, Perth; Mrs. Phyllis
Deane, London; Elwood, Orillia; Floyd, Perth; Mrs. Helen Trombley, Orillia; Arnold,
Pickle Lake; Mrs. Jean Barbary, Silver Lake; Mrs. Marg Inwood, Balderson; Mrs.
Marion DuGray, Edmonton; Mrs. Carol Watt.
Perth
; Mrs. Coral Somerville, Lanark and Mrs.
Joan Jackson, McDonald’s Corners. Predeceased
by his father Thomas Sproule and brother Merlin.
Friends were received at Young’s Funeral Home, Lanark.
Funeral service was held on Wednesday, August 29th in St.
Andrew’s
United
Church
. Interment
was in
Pine
Grove
Cemetery
. Rev.
Robert Condie officiated.
Pallbearers were Don Rathwell, Leonard Craig, Wilmer Sproule, Ellard Linton, Raymond
Arnott and Bill Lowery.
Many floral tributes and donations were testimony to the highest esteem in which he
was held.
Harold will be sadly missed by his family and friends. Family and friends attended
from Edmonton London,
Orillia
,
Peterborough
,
Toronto
,
Pickle
Lake
and
Ottawa
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Sproule,
Hilda Grace
At her residence,
R.R.1,
Ompah
,
Ontario
on
Sunday, October 6, 1991
, Hilda Grace
Johnston, in her 88th year.
Wife of the late Charles Sproule. Beloved
mother of Wilmer (Gretta) of Lanark, Wilma (Mrs. Gordon Hermer) of Ardoch, Ella
(Mrs. Cecil Cox) of Lavant, Douglas of Ompah, Elaine (Mrs. Jim Creighton) of
Watson’s Corners, Nada (Mrs. Gordon Closs) of Lanark, Clifford (Mary) of R.R.1,
Ompah, Gerald (Carol) of Fernleigh, Barbara (Mrs. Everett Millotte) of Almonte and
the late George. Loved sister of Mabel
Hermer of Ardoch and the late Marie Ducharme, Edna Hermer, Myrtle Cobus, Bill,
Harold and Harry Johnston. Sadly missed
by her numerous grandchildren and great- grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Young Funeral Home, Lanark, from
2
to
9 p.m.
Monday and in the
United
Church
, Ompah Tuesday from
1 p.m.
until service at
2 p.m.
Interment
Ompah
Cemetery
. In
remembrance contributions to the Palliative Care Fund at the
Great
War
Memorial
Hospital
,
Perth
would be appreciated.
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Irene (Sproule) Rhodes
In loving memory of
a dear daughter, sister, aunt and great-aunt, , who passed away
August 5th, 1987
.
It
is sad to walk the road alone
Instead
of by your side
But
to all there comes a moment
When
the road of life divides.
Our
thoughts are always with you
Your
place no one can fill
In
life we loved you dearly
In
death we love you still.
Always loved but
sadly missed, Mom, brothers, sisters. |
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Farrell
(Sproule), Laura Virginia May
Peacefully, at
Rideaucrest Home,
Kingston
, on
Tuesday, March 2, 1994
, Laura Kennedy,
in her 83rd year. Beloved
wife of the late Edward Sproule. Dear
mother of Lois and her husband John Drady, Bath; Joan and her husband Jess Crosbie,
Flower Station; Bernard Sproule and his wife Dianne, Enterprise; Frances and her
husband Morris Charby,
Westport
; Aubrey Sproule and his wife Candy,
Manitouwadge; Ruth Dowdall, Inverary. Lovingly
remembered by her 18 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren .
Sister of Joseph Kennedy and Viola Sproule, both of
Perth
. Friends
were received at the T. R. Duffus Chapel of the Gordon F. Tompkins Funeral Home,
Kingston
, on Thursday, March 3.
Mass of Christian Burial was held at Blessed Sacrament Church, Amherstview on
Friday, March 4 at
11:00 a.m.
Interment:
Glenhaven
Memorial
Gardens
,
Glenburinie
,
Ontario
. As
expressions of sympathy, memorial donations to the Alzheimer’s Society would be
appreciated by the family. |
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Sproule,
Lawrence G.
In hospital,
Perth
, on
Monday, December 2, 1991
. Lawrence
Graden Sproule, in his 87th year.
Beloved husband of Viola Kennedy. Loved
father of Elva (Mrs. Eldwin Tysick) of
Perth
. Dear
grandfather of David and his wife Marie, Janet and Paul Tysick, all of
Perth
. Great-grandfather
of Adam Tysick. Brother of Mrs. Elsie
Joynt of Perth, Mrs. Stella Shanks of Canonto, Mrs. Minerva Hannah of Dewitt’s
Corners, Roy Sproule of Snow Road and the late Mrs. Myrtle Forrest, Mary Kelford and
Ed Sproule. Friends were received at the
Blair and Son Funeral Home,
Perth
, where funeral services was conducted in the Chapel on Wednesday, December 4th
at
11:00 a.m.
followed by cremation.
In memoriam donations to the Victorian Order of Nurses or the Palliative Care
Unit would be appreciated. |
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Maxine Sproule
Maxine
Sproule, peacefully, surrounded by her family, entered into eternal rest
at the
GWM
Hospital
on
January 8, 1994
.
Born
September 3, 1899
to the late William McDougall and Emma
Cheetham at
Ompah
,
Ontario
, she was the sole surviving member of a
family of six. She was a sister to the
late Gordon and Kenneth McDougall of
Oshawa
; Theresa (Willard Chatham),
Perth
; Coral (Bill Sproule),
Woodstock
, and Maggie (Bill Campbell), Canonto.
She grew up in Ompah and attended school in the little school on the Ardoch road.
There she met and married Thomas Sproule in December of 1919.
Together they successfully raised 15 children; six sons and nine daughters.
They made several moves around
Ontario
until 1938, when they purchased the
farm at Lavant Station, where they lived for 14 years.
Tom worked away from the farm many times to help support the family, while
Maxine managed children and chores. There
was always lots of hard work along with lots of fun and laughter.
Everyone did their share. The
girls will al remember this question – “Mom, can I punch down the bread
dough?”
Four sons and a daughter joined the military during the war years.
Wilmer spent six years in
Germany
and again in
Korea
along with Merlin with the U.N. Forces.
They were difficult years. Maxine’s
family were her pride and joy and her world revolved around them.
She had a super memory and remembered every child’s birthday.
She was a very independent lady and proved it, by moving into an apartment
after Tom’s death in 1979. They would
have celebrated their 60th anniversary that year.
She lived alone until a fall in late May 1993, when she fractured her hip.
After surgery at the
Ottawa
Civic
Hospital
she was returned to the
GQM
Hospital
, where she remained until her death.
It was with great determination that she learned to use a walker and was able
to help with her personal care. She was
determined never to be a burden to anyone.
She was predeceased by Merlin, 1974; Harold, 1984; Wilmer, 1985; Irene, 1987; also
two grandsons and one great-grandson. Left
to mourn her loss are Phyl (Jack) Deane, London; Ed (Winn), Orillia; Floyd (Eunice),
Perth; Helen (Bert) Trombley, Orillia; Arnold (Marion), Westbrook; Jean (Ben)
Barbary, Perth; Marg (Jack) Inwood, Perth; Marion (George) Kowal, Edmonton; Coral
(Leonard) Somerville, Lanark; Carol (Jack) Watt, Perth; Joan (John) Jackson,
McDonald’s Corners. Daughters-in-law
– Hilda (Harold), Lanark and Orpha (Wilmer),
Perth
. Also
55 grandchildren, 84 great-grandchildren and ten great-great-grandchildren, as well
as many nieces and nephews.
Funeral services were held from Blair and Son Funeral Home and Chapel with interment
in
Pine
Grove
Cemetery
. Pallbearers
were six grandsons – Barry Sproule, Wayne Barbary, Brent Inwood, Greg Somerville,
Steve Watt and Remi Trombley. Flower
bearers were Brad Jackson and Jeffrey Sproule. The
many floral arrangements and donations to the Canadian Cancer Society and the Heart
& Stroke Foundation, the generosity to Tyler Monnink’s fund, is testimony to
the love and esteem in which Maxine was held. Maxine’s
legacy of love will live on for many generations.
There was a most loving and precious mother and will never be forgotten.
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Sproule,
Maxine
At the
Great
War
Memorial
Hospital
on
Saturday, January 8,, 1994
, Maxine
McDougal, in her 95th year.
Beloved wife of the late Thomas Sproule,
Much loved mother of Phyl (Jack) Deane of London; Ed (Winn) of Orillia; Floyd
(Eunice) of Perth; Helen (Bert) Trombley of Orillia; Arnold (Marion) of Westbrook;
Jean (Ben) Barbary of Perth; Marg (Jack) Inwood of Perth; Marion (George) Kowal of
Edmonton, Alberta; Coral (Leonard) Somerville of Lanark; Carol (Jack) Watt of Perth;
Joan (Johnny) Jackson of McDonald’s Corners. Predeceased
by sons Merlin, Harold and Wilmer, daughter Irene Rhodes, grandsons Bob Rhodes and
Kevin DuGray and great-grandson Kevin Hart. Left
to mourn her loss are 55 grandchildren 84 great-grandchildren and eight
great-great-grandchildren. Friends may
call at the Blair & Son Funeral Home,
Perth
; on Monday form
2 to 9 p.m.
Interment
Pinegrove
Cemetery
. In
memoriam donations to a special trust fund for Tyler Monnink, Maxine’s
great-grandson would be greatly appreciated. |
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Merlin
Sproule
Sproule – In
loving memory of a dear son Merlin
Sproule, who died suddenly
December 1st, 1974
.
Down
the path of memories
We
gently tread today
Our
loving thoughts are with you
As
life goes on its way
We
often talk about you
With
love and sad regret
For
those who loved you dearly,
Never
will forget.
Sadly missed by
Mom, brothers and sisters. |
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Sproule
Sproule – At
Perth, on Thursday, Nov. 9, 1950, to Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Sproule, Donaldson, Ont., a daughter.
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Thomas Sproule
Sproule – In
loving memory of a dear husband, father and grandfather, Thomas Sproule who passed away
April 30, 1979
.
He
is gone but not forgotten,
and
so dawns another year,
in
my lonely hours of thinking,
thoughts
of him are near.
Days
of sadness will come o’re me,
many
think the would is healed,
but
they little know the sorrow,
that
lies in the heart concealed.
Lovingly
remembered, sadly missed by wife Maxine and family. |
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Sproule,
Thomas
Sproule: In loving memory of a dear husband and
father, Tom, who passed away
April 30, 1979
.
My
thoughts are always with you.
Your
place no one can fill.
In
life I loved you dearly
In
death I love you still
I
know you walk beside me
And
when my life is through
I
pray that God will take my hand
And
lead me straight to you.
Lovingly remembered
by wife Maxine and family. |
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Sproule,
Wilfred John
In hospital,
Perth
, on
Thursday, April 8, 1999
, Wilfred J.
Sproule of Ompah, in his 61st year.
Beloved husband of Tharen Anne (Conlon) Sproule.
Dear father of Sandra (Ted) Quinn of RR6,
Perth
, Wilfred
will be sadly missed by his grandchildren Jesse and Sarah Quinn; his mother,
Marguerite (late William) Sproule of Ompah and his sister Shirley (Don Kearney)
Miller of Smiths Falls. Friends paid
their respects at the Blair and Son Funeral Home,
Perth
. Funeral
service was held in the chapel on Monday, April 12 at
11 am
. In
remembrance, contributions to the Diabetes Society would be appreciated. |
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Mr.
William Sproule Laid to Rest
After a lengthy
illness there passed away at his home, on
June 18, 1959
, 4 miles west of Snow Road, William
Sproule, in his 80th year.
He was born in
Ireland
on
Aug. 12th, 1879
, son of the late Robert Sproule and his
wife Isabella Funsion. He came to
Canada
at the age of 4 years. He was married
at Ompah,
December 3rd, 1900
, to Emma Ellen Ryder.
He was of a quiet disposition, a lover of home life, and deeply devoted to
his family.
Surviving besides his wife are five daughters (Elsie) Mrs. Hilliard Joynt, Perth;
(Myrtle) Mrs. Harold Forrest, Kingston; (Mary) Mrs. Sam Kelford, Scotch Line;
(Stella) Mrs. Allen Shanks, Cononto; (Minerva) Mrs. Howard Hannah, Cornwall and two
sons Lawrence, Perth and Roy at home. One
son predeceased him,
August 1st, 1951
. He
leaves twenty-five grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
The body rested at his late residence until Saturday afternoon when Rev. A. Duncan
conducted the funeral service in the Presbyterian Church at
Snow Road
. Interment
in Crawford's Cemetery.
The pallbearers were four nephews, George, John, Robert and Harry Ryder, Wm.
Sargeant and Harry Trombley.
The many beautiful floral tributes, Bible Society cards, budget cards and sympathy
cards received testify the high esteem in which deceased was held.
All donations of money received will be forwarded to the cancer clinic. |
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Mrs.
William Sproule
The angel of death
came into our community and claimed our oldest and most respected person, Emma
Ellen Ryder, youngest daughter of the late John Ryder and Christina
Campbell. Emma was the youngest of five
children who have all predeceased her; three sisters and one brother.
She was born in
Palmerston
Township
, at a place called Donaldson, now
Snow Road
, on
August 8, 1883
, and she lived within a few miles of
where she was born, all her life. Her
son Roy now lives on the family farm.
Mrs. Emma E. Sproule died at the home of her daughter in
Kingston
on
Thursday, February 12, 1981
in her 98th year.
On
December 3, 1900
, Emma Ellen Ryder was united in
marriage to Wm. Sproule who predeceased her in June 1959.
To this union were born nine children. One
died in infancy. Left to mourn the loss
of a loving mother are: Mrs. Elsie
Joynt; Myrtle (Mrs. Harold Forrest),
Kingston
; Stella (Mrs. Allan Shanks), Ompah;
Minerva (Mrs. Howard Hannah), DeWitts Corners; Lawrence of Perth; Roy of Snow Road.
Predeceased by son Edward in 1951, and daughter Mary (Mrs. Sam Kelford) in
1960. Also survived by 25 grandchildren
and 55 great-grandchildren and 2 great-great-grandchildren and a number of nieces
and nephews.
The funeral was held at Blair & Sons Funeral Chapel,
Perth
, on Saturday, February 14.
Mr. J. O. Forrester of McDonald’s Corners conducted the funeral service
which was largely attended. Interment
was in
Crawford
Cemetery
. The
pallbearers were six grandsons, Reginald Shanks, Lional Joynt, Alvin Kelford,
Douglas Tysick, Murray Elliott, Gary Conboy.
The many words of condolence, floral tributes, and donations to charity attested to
the esteem in which she was held.
Mrs. Sproule was a very cheerful person, always willing to lend a helping hand.
And she really enjoyed having her family and her many friends at her home.
Blessed
are they who die in the Lord
Yea
with the spirit that they may
Rest
from their daily labours. |
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Sproule, Emma Ellen
Sproule – At the residence of her
daughter,
Kingston
, Ont. On
Thursday, February 12, 1981
Emma Ellen
Ryder, wife of the late William Sproule.
In her 98th year. |
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Sproule
Sproule – To Mr.
and Mrs. Wilmer Sproule, Lanark, Ont., on
June 17, 1958
, a son. |
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Wilmer
Kenneth Sproule
Sproule,
Wilmer Kenneth – entered into rest at
G.W.M.
Hospital
after a brief illness on
June 2, 1985
.
Born
June 23, 1922
at
Canonto
,
Ontario
to Maxine McDougall and the late Thomas
Sproule. Married in 1946 to Orpha Cox
whom he leaved to mourn his loss along with three daughters and two sons, Yvonne
(Mrs. Orrin Splane),
Edmonton
, Sharon (Mrs. Herb Pietrowski),
Calgary
, Debbie of Edmonton, David and Douglas
of Ottawa. He was also proud grandpa of
six grandchildren, Karen and Julie Splane, Joshua and Paul Pietrowski and Corey and
Darren Sproule. He also leaves nine
sisters and three brothers to mourn his loss and was predeceased by two brothers.
He served 18 years in the Canadian Armed Services, six years Overseas in World War
II, one year in
Korea
under United Nations, the remaining
years in
Canada
. Also
12 years with Ontario Hydro (Const). In
1984 he joined the Ottawa District of The Canadian Corps of Commissionaires where he
worked until he took ill.
Funeral services were held at Blair and Son Funeral Home,
Interment
Elmwood
Cemetery
.
Pallbearers were six nephews,
Barry Sproule, Ken Sproule, Rick Barbary, Clifford Cox, Steve Watt and Dave Inwood.
The many floral arrangements and donations to G.W.M. building fund and Heart
Foundation were testimony to the highest esteem which he was held.
He will be sadly missed by all who knew him. |
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Sproule,
Wilmer K.
Sproule,
Wilmer K. – In hospital,
Perth, Ontario, on Sunday, June 2, 1985, Wilmer Kenneth
Sproule. In his 63rd
year. Beloved husband of Orpha Cox.
Dear father of Yvonne (Mrs. Orrin Splane) of Edmonton, Douglas and David of
Ottawa, Sharon (Mrs. Herb Pietrowski) of Calgary, Debbie Sproule of Edmonton,
Son of Maxine and the late Thomas Sproule.
Dear brother of Irene Rhodes of Newmarket, Phyllis (Mrs. Jack Bean) of
London, Elwood or Orillia, Floyd of Perth, Helen (Mrs. Bert Trombley) of Orillia,
Marion DuGray of Edmonton, Margaret (Mrs. Jack Inwood), of Perth, Jean (Mrs. Ben
Barbary) of Silver Lake, Coral (Mrs. Leonard Sommerville) of
Lanark, Carol (Mrs. Jack Watt) Perth, Arnold of Harrowsmith, Joan (Mrs. John
Jackson), McDonald’s Corners. Also
survived by six grandchildren. Predeceased
by brothers Merlin in 1974 and Harold in 1984. Friends
were received in the Blair & Son Funeral Home,
Perth
from
2 – 9 p.m.
on Tuesday, June 4,
Service was conducted in the chapel on Wednesday, June 5 at
1:30 p.m.
Interment:
Elmwood
Cemetery
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Sproule
Sproule – in
memory of our loved ones who are gone to rest – mother, grandmother and great
grandmother, Emma Sproule, who passed away Feb.
12, 1981; Father, William, June 28, 1959;
sister, Mary E. (Mrs. Sam Kelford), May 28,
1960; brother, Edward J. Sproule, Aug. 1, 1951.
Many
a lonesome hour is spent,
Many
a silent tear is shed,
For
those we love so dear.
For
memory is a golden chain
That
never can be broken.
Lovingly remembered
by your daughter, Elsie and your families and grandchildren. |