In Loving Memory of Wendy Janet Van der Horn...

Funeral Information

Celebration of Life 

Thursday, January 7th, 2016

2pm

Ottawa Church of God

(1820 Carling Ave. Ottawa, ON)

Born: July 4, 1957 in Smiths Falls, ON

Passed: December 18, 2015 in Ottawa, ON

Obituary:

VAN DER HORN, Wendy Janet – Passed away after a long battle with cancer and her loving family by her side on December 18^th, 2015 at the age of 58.  She will be dearly missed by her loving husband Tim and son Tiemen.  Sadly missed by her sisters Sandra (Rory), Nancy (Ron) Ferguson and Peggy (Bill) Dobson.  Predeceased by her parents Robert and Grace Thompson.  Cherished forever by many nieces and nephews.  The family would like to extend their deepest gratitude to Kate Cox, Angela and Shawn Traversy for all of their love and support over the years.  The generosity and support of Shirley Reddick and Wendy Wilton will not be forgotten.  Tim would like to thank Tiemen’s School (Frederick Banting Secondary Program) for all of their compassion and comfort for Tiemen, while his mother battled her illness.  Wendy was a strong believer in prayer, and her faith was something she held onto tightly throughout her battle, the Ottawa Church of God and all of Wendy’s friends and family meant a great deal to the entire Van der Horn family.  Lastly, the family would like to thank all of the staff and members of St. Andrew’s Church for their prayers and support.  A Celebration of Life will be held on Thursday, January 7th, 2016 at 2pm at the Ottawa Church of God on 1820 Carling Ave, Ottawa, ON.  In lieu of flowers, donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be greatly appreciated.  

In Loving Memory of Raymond Blais...

Funeral Information

Memorial Service

Monday, December 21st, 2015

7:00 pm

First Memorial Funeral Services - Fairview Chapel

259 St. Patrick 

Ottawa, ON

BLAIS, Raymond - Died suddenly December 16, 2015 at the age of 86 at the Queensway Carleton Hospital. Survived by his wife June and children Suzanne, John (Linda), Raymond Jr, Ronald (Merle), Jeannette, Richard (Claudette), Joanne (David), Kimberly, and Christine (Steven).  He will be missed by his many grandchildren and his sisters Lucy and Therese. A Memorial service will be held Monday, December 21^st, 2015 at First Memorial Funeral Services, 259 St. Patrick St. Ottawa, ON, at 7:00 PM. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Alzheimer’s Society.  

En souvenir de Richard Charbonneau

        

           

                                      

Décédé le 12 décembre, à l’âge de 58 ans. Il fut précédé par ses parents ; Maurice et Georgette (née Chalut). Il laisse dans le deuil sa fille Kim Amyot-Charbonneau ; son frère Denis (Lise Labelle) ; sa sœur Manon, sa nièce Marie-Pier Mongeon (Mathieu Cyr) ainsi que plusieurs parents et amis.

La cérémonie funéraire aura lieu dans l’intimité de la famille.

Vous pouvez envoyer vos messages de condoléances sur le site http://firstmemorial-ottawa.blogspot.ca

In Loving Memory of Karen Copeland "Dubby"...

Obituary

It is with extreme sadness and ultimate relief that we write to let you know that Karen Copeland (Dubby) died at 12:45pm on 14th December 2015 at the Elizabeth Bruyere Hospital, Palliative Care Unit in Ottawa.  Judy F was with her through her six week journey and there as she departed for her next adventure.  As you all will know, Karen had many goals.  She reached a major one on Tuesday 8th December when she celebrated her 70th Birthday.  On that day, strong medication began to work and she was relieved of the extreme pain from liver cancer she had endured during the previous two or three weeks.  She is now free of "the shell" that had so let her down and free from her intense pain.  Never for the faint of heart is this final process.  

                             

            The next "Karen Mission" must now be addressed. 

On behalf of Karen, we urge all who advocate for CCSVI, Lyme and the many injustices that Karen fought for and against, to add one more fight to your list.  For everyone who believes, as Karen did, that the right to Die with Dignity is a decision that should be made by an individual, not the Government, please make every effort to support a person's right to choose how and when to die.  As it is an ongoing discussion in Canada, please let your voice be heard and follow Karen in this cause to bring this law into force with no restrictions if it is an individual's wish.  Karen would encourage all who agree to get behind this movement and to fight for this right in Canada.  Karen did not have time to follow through with this, but so many of us left behind do.

                                                      

                                                                         One last message from Karen!  

                                                        Never lose your sense of humour and your wit.

In Loving Memory of Patrick Martin Roche...

                                                                       FUNERAL INFORMATION

Memorial Service

December 14 2015

11:00 am

     Paroisse Ste Felicite 

1646 Landry St, Clarence Creek, ON

Donations

             

                           The Roger Seguin Foundation Clarence Creek                                   

Obituary:

                                                  

ROCHE, Patrick Martin, 87, Passed away peacefully and surrounded by his family December 11 2015 at Centre D’Accueil Roger Seguin Clarence Creek. Predeceased by his wife, Laurette (nee Danis), Parents Leonard and Ellreth and Daughter in law Paulette. He is survived by his children; Patricia (Dwight), Linda (Bart), Leonard (Suzanne), Patrick (Karen)and Theresa. Patrick will be remembered by his step sister Anna Mary Gicopoulos and his grandchildren; Craig, Adam, Scott, Amy, Christopher, Mikaela, Matthew, Jordan, Sean, Andreah, Peter, Julie and Sir Winston. Special thank you to Louise for skunking dad in cribbage all these years and to the wonderful staff at Roger Seguin where he had spent the last 11 years. Patrick will be remembered for his love of hockey and baseball. A memorial service will be held Monday December 14^th 2015 at 11:00 at Paroisse Ste Félicité, 1646 Landry St, Clarence Creek, ON. Donations in Patrick’s memory may be made to The Roger Seguin Foundation Clarence Creek. 

In Loving Memory of Joan Mary Lacelle...

FUNERAL INFORMATION

                          

                                                                                                               To be confirmed at a later date



Born: June 29th 1930, Ottawa ON
Passed:December 9th 2015, Ottawa ON

In Loving Memory of Ruth Patricia Scriver...

FUNERAL INFORMATION

Celebration Of Life

December 13, 2015

2-4 pm

The Asher Place Apartments 

490 Viewmount Drive, Nepean Ontario

Donations

                                  Hospice Care Ottawa                                    

                                                  




Born: December 22, 1927 in Bancroft, ON
Passed: December 1, 2015 in Ottawa, ON

Obituary:

Ruth Patricia Scriver (Pat) - Peacefully at the Central West Hospice on December 1, 2015.  Wife of the late Gordon Scriver.  Mother of Diane Millard (Keith) of Courtenay ,  Ruth Zambory of Oxford Station and the late Ron Scriver of Peterborough .  Mother-in-law of Debra Scriver of Peterborough.  Grandmother of Rob, Cathy, Mike, Ashley, Sarah, Jenn, Becky, Hannah and  Great Grandmother of  Tom, Quinn, Brian, Zoe, Cole, Levi and Victoria .  Please join the family for a remembering Pat get together at The Asher Place Apartments - 490 Viewmount Drive, Nepean Ontario on Sunday December 13 from 2-4. Donations in Pat's name can be made to Hospice Care Ottawa. www.hospicecareottawa.ca.

À la douce mémoire de Thérèse Archambault...

Funéraire

Service religieux
Mardi le 8 décembre, 2015
10:00
Notre Dame Cathedral Basilica
395 Susssex Dr. Ottawa, ON
Reception après la céremonie

 Inhumation 

Mardi le décembre 8, 2015
14:30
Cimitière Notre-Dame 
Rue Montréal,
  Ottawa, ON

                                          

Née: Le 16 juin, 1931 à Ottawa, ON 

Décédée: le 2 décembre 2015 à Ottawa, ON

Chronologies

ARCHAMBAULT, Thérèse (nee Rivet) C’est avec une grande tristesse que nous vous faisons part du décès de Thérèse Archambault (née Rivet) décédée paisiblement au Centre d’accueil Champlain le 2 décembre 2015, à l’âge de 84 ans. Ses enfants et petits-enfants ressentent à la fois un grand vide et un soulagement pour celle qui a été une mère aimante et dévouée. Ses enfants étaient sa richesse. Elle laisse dans le

deuil ses 5 enfants, Lucie (Julien Guévremont), Gilles (Gabrielle Gauthier), Lise (Jean-Guy Soulière), Jacqueline et Louise (Bruno Perreault). Elle était la Mamie de Joël, Caroline, Vanessa, Alexandre, Sabrina, Emmanuelle, Félix, Sophie et Chloé; et arrière-petits-fils Zachary. Un service religieux, en présence des cendres, aura lieu le 8 décembre 2015 à 10h00 en La Basilique-Cathédrale Notre-Dame, 395 Promenade Sussex, Ottawa, Ontario K1N 1J9. La famille recevra les condoléances à compter 9h30. La famille désire remercier le personnel du 2ième étage du Centre d’accueil Champlain pour les bons soins prodigués et tout le soutien qu’ils ont apporté à la famille. Vos marques de sympathie peuvent se traduire par un don à la Société Alzheimer.

In Loving Memory of Frederick Roy Lipsett...

FUNERAL INFORMATION

A celebration of Fred’s life will be announced at a later date

In lieu of flowers, consider a donation to the CNIB.

                                          
                                                  












Born: September 26, 1927 in Vanvcouver, BC
Passed: December 2, 2015 in Ottawa, ON

Obituary:

Frederick Roy Lipsett was born in Vancouver to a family of ship chandlers and collectors. His early life was marked by a youthful passion for music. Just before the outbreak of World War II, he was in England with the Kitsilano Boys’ Band. Later in life, he was well known in the neighborhood because, unlike the other dads, he called his children home for dinner with a trumpet call. He was not able to serve in the army because of his terrible eyesight but he threw himself into his other passion: physics. After the war, Fred went to London to pursue a doctorate at the Royal Institution. There he met Elizabeth Visser who was travelling and working in Europe. Their first date was the Coronation ball. They both returned to their home countries but Fred could not forget Elizabeth; he sent her a letter proposing marriage. After a long boat trip and a few months of acclimatization, they married—a union that lasted almost sixty years. They had two daughters: Margot and Sonya. Their grandson Jason (José) was a wonderful addition to the family and often helped Fred with technology. Fred had a long and successful career at the National Research Council culminating with an experiment that was chosen to go up on the Space Shuttle. He also pursued his love of music, playing the alto first in amateur orchestras, then as his eyesight failed due to glaucoma, chamber music and then just for himself. He combined his love of science and music by exploring acoustics and then the new violin family. He did not let his increasing blindness stop him; he walked, took buses and was very independent until his body began to fail. Until the end, he loved to have a glass of wine, a nice meal and good conversation. He was unfailingly cheerful and always kind. He died peacefully, with the CBC in the background playing Carmina Burana. 

In Loving Memory of Daniel Warren Brown...

FUNERAL INFORMATION

                                                                          As per Dan's wishes there will be 

                                                                           no wake or memorial at this time                                          

                                                  









Born: August 30, 1933 in Ottawa, ON
Passed: December 1, 2015 in Ottawa, ON

Obituary:

Commissionaire NRC – CNRC M58 - August 30, 1933 ~ December 1, 2015

Husband of the late Rita Sculthorpe (nee Donavan), son of Walter O and Madeleine M (nee Painter) Brown.  Father of William Flannigan (Joan), Stepfather of Richard C. Sculthorpe (Lois), late Robert Sculthorpe (Kathy), Rosemary Woodill (Late Don), Royal Thyne (Susan), Late Robin Sculthorpe.  Especially missed by grandson Michael and many other grandchildren and great grandchildren.  At Dan’s request there is no wake or Memorial Service.  Donations in remembrance to a charity of your choice.