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SAULNIER - The death occurred at his late residence on Friday, October 13, 1978 of Ralph Saulnier, 345 Notre Dame Street, aged 66 years.
He was born in Summerside, a son of Fred Saulnier and Kate (MacDougal) Saulnier.
A veteran of the Second World War, he served with the RCAF.
The deceased was a carpenter by trade.
He was a member of the George R. Pearkes, VC, branch of the Royal Canadian Legion and belonged to St. Paul's Church.
Besides his wife, the former Alma Arsenault of Bedeque, he is survived by five sons: Wilfred and William in Hamilton, Ont.; Ronald, Randy and Tommy at home, also four grandchildren and a brother, Reginald in Summerside.
He was predeceased by a brother Sherwood and a sister Eunice.
The body is resting at the Grant-Rooney Funeral Home, in Summerside.
Funeral on Tuesday to St. Paul's Church Summerside for funeral mass at 10am.with interment in the church cemetery.
Journal Pioneer, Summerside, P.E.I.
CAMPBELL - Muriel L. Campbell
On August 27, 1997 at the Creedan Valley Nursing Home, Creemore, Ontario of Muriel L. Campbell at the age 81.
Although in failing health for sometime, her death came as a shock for her and friends.
She was born in' Charlottetown on June 24, 1916, the daughter of the late James L. and Lucy (Sentner) Gallant.
The family later moved to Brookfield where she attended school, met and married the late Joseph A. Gallant, also the late Frank Campbell.
Left to cherish Muriel's memory her daughter Louise (Harry) Johnson, grandchildren and great-grandchildren whom she dearly loved. A brother Frank, sister Alice (Arthur) Sentner, sister-in-law Mabel Gallant, nieces and nephews. Predeceased by husbands, brothers Cecil, Edward and sister Mildred (Vernon) Bernard.
On September 10th, a qraveside service was held at Floral Hills Memorial Gardens, PEl. The service was conducted by Rev. Mark Buell.
GREENAN - On June 1, 1998 surrounded by her family, Millie (Camilla) Greenan peacefully passed away at the Wedgwood Manor, Summerside at the age of 96 years. Millie was born in Norboro on April 9, 1902 the daughter of the late Peter and Margaret (Hughes) Connick. In 1924, she married St. Clair Greenan, Kinkora. They were blessed with five children. She was predeceased by son Harold and daughter Nora. Always remembered by daughters Irene (Ambrose) McCarville; Genevieve (Gordon) Hammill; Wanda (Emmett) Conway and fondly remembered by eleven grandchildren and twenty six great grandchildren and one great great grandchild.
They operated a large farm for many years where Millie took great pride in her home and family. She was involved in her community and in the activities of the young and old. She especially loved a good card game.. Millie was constant as a neighbour and friends. She was a devoted member of St. Malachy's Parish and the Kinkora C.W.L. Her largely attended funeral was celebrated by Fr. Preston Hammill who also delivered the homily and conducted the service at the graveside.
The first reading and prayers of the faithful was given by Krista McCarville. The second reading was given by Monica Robinson. Pallbearers were grandsons, Clarence McCarviIle, Gerard Hammill, Blair Conway, Barry McCarvilIe, Randy McCarville and great grandson Clair Warren.
SONIER - The death occurred at the Prince County Hospital on Thursday, July 10, 1986 of Mrs. Rosie Sonier wife of the late Walter Sonier of 36 Cedar St., Summerside aged 77 years.
Resting at Moase Funeral Home until Saturday at 9: 50am then to St. Paul's Church for funeral mass at 10am.
Interment in St. Paul's Cemetery.
LEMANG - Daily Patriot Tues., 28 Jan., 1902, page 8
Billy Lemang is no more.
This morning the summons came and he passed from the tribulations of earth.
No more shall we see his familiar form on the streets nor hear his pathetic appeal "gimme a cent".
The light of reason had not been vouchsafed to poor Billy, but he was happy.
He knew not the value of money.
A quarter had the same meaning as the cent he was always after.
To him knowledge came not, and wisdom lingered, but what cared he.
His wants were all the fewer in consequence.
Mrs. Peter (McCarron) McQuaid - Saturday evening, June 15 (1935), at Charlottetown, PEI, the beautiful spirit of Mrs. Peter McQuaid passed to its eternal reward and left behind a family of sorrowing sons and daughters.
On Tuesday, June 11, about 11:30 p.m., the late Mrs. McQuaid was stricken with a severe heart attack and her loved ones feared her death would be sudden, but God, in His infinite mercy, ordained otherwise, and spared her until the above date.
She died a happy and peaceful death amidst the prayers of those near and dear to her.
Of a quiet and retiring disposition, the late Mrs. McQuaid was loved deeply by her family, each member of which listened with rapt attention and devotion to her instruction and wisdom.
She did not speak of things temporal, but of the wonderful things beyond this life, and instilled into the hearts of her children the obligations owing the Creator.
Her death has caused a great loneliness in a happy family; a void impossible to fill.
She was a devout member of the Catholic church, and at one time was a member of St. Dunstan's choir, under the direction of Professor Caven.
She cherished its teachings with an unalterable love.
Hers was a life of happiness, peace and devotion to Christian principles.
She leaves to mourn the following sons and daughters: viz: Rev. Mother St. Elizabeth of the visitation, St. Joseph's Convent, city; Rev. Patrick W. McQuaid, Leduc, Alta; Mrs F. E. Murphy, Emerald Junction, PEI; Mrs. Roland Coady, St Avards; and at home; Peter, Anges, John, Philip, Vincent and Bessie. Also two brothers, Mr Hugh McCarron, city, and Mr William McCarron, New Glasgow, NS.
MARTIN - In the early hours of September 2, 1997 Cyrus Elton Martin passed away peacefully at Beach Grove Home where he resided since 1993.
Cyrus was a life long resident of Glen Valley where he was born January 20, 1916.
As a young man he had worked "up west" building Mount Pleasant and St. Eleanor's airports and later in the North River area in farming.
On July 28, 1943 he married Florence Tremere of Hampshire who predeceased him in 1974. Their home was always welcoming. They hosted many community crokinole and card parties.
Cyrus was a carpenter by trade and there are many beautiful kitchens that attest to his skill. He was also known as a Mr-Fix-it.
He enjoyed a "good chat" and liked nothing better than to play a harmless trick on someone. Although in failing health for several years, he enjoyed visits of friends and family.
He leaves to mourn his passing, Edna (Leslie) Poole, Erdeen (Stuart) Thompson, grandchildren Paul, Charlotte, Elton Poole, Dianne Rogers and Sheldon Thompson and great-granddaughter Megan Poole.
He was predeceased by two infant daughters.
The funeral was held at Hartsville Presbyterian Church, with burial the church cemetery.
MR. FRED WALSH
There passed away at the Prince County Hospital Annex recently, one of Maple Plains, Loved and respected citizens, Fred Walsh, in his 84th year.
A son of the late Patrick and Mary (Thomas) Walsh, the deceased lived all his life in Maple Plains.
Despite his advanced years and ill health, he still had a keen interest in farming, especially horses which he enjoyed all his life.
His pride of years ago was his race horse 'King' which he raised and raced on the track himself.
In 1912 he married Martha Crossman) Walsh who passed away on January 16 last.
There are left to mourn a son, Alva, Lady Fane; a daughter, Olga, Mrs. Charles Wright, Middleton; a step-son Elmer Walsh, Clyde River; a stepdaughter, Hazel, Mrs. Willard Thomas, predeceased him a number of years ago.
Also surviving is a brother, Sampson in Albany.
The deceased was a member of Tryon Baptist Church.
The funeral was held at the Baptist Church, where service was conducted by his pastor Rev. R.L. Graves.
Hymns sung 'Unto The Hills' 'Abide with Me' and 'Nearer My God to Thee'
A solo selection 'Beautiful Isle of Somewhere' was sung by Mrs. R.L. Graves.
E. Ferne Crosby - Surrounded by love Mrs. E. Ferne Crosby passed away on November 29, 2001.
She was predeceased by our Father Carl S. Crosby on January 13, 1965.
Sadly missed by Barbara (Cal) Joslin, New Dominion, PEI, Linda (Carl Buell) Crosby, Calgary, AB, Larry (Erica Gilligan) Crosby, York Point, PEI, Carol Ketchum, Calgary, AB, Kenneth (Lorene) Crosby.
She is survived by seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
We will always have the memories and love that she taught us.
We miss you Mom.
