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JOHN COLLING WOOD HARRIS - On October 23, 1998 John Collingwood Harris passed away at his summer home in East Bideford at the age of 48 years.
He was born in Summerside April 30, 1950 to Eileen (Jenkins) and Shelton Harris.
John lived in Summerside and attended Parkside Elementary School and Summerside High School.
After completing Grade 12 John married and moved to Brampton, Ont and attended Sheridan College studying chemistry.
For eleven years John lived in Swan Hills, Alberta working for the Amoco Oil Company.
He enjoyed the Alberta wilderness with many fishing and camping expeditions.
In 1991 John and his 2 sons moved back home operating C&C Pavement Painters Ltd.
John was man with strong family values, known for his good humour and interest in young people and his love for the Island.
He is survived by two sons, Neil (Mandy) and John, one granddaughter Samantha, his parents Eileen and Shelton Harris, two brothers Gregory, Calgary, Alberta and Alexander (Ed) Edmonton, Alberta.
His largely attended funeral service was held October 25, 1998 from the Moase Funeral Home, Summerside.
The service was conducted by Rev Linda Berdan.
'In The Sweet Bye And Bye' and 'Safe In The Arms Of Jesus' was rendered by Jim Hodge.
Organist was Evelyn Morrison.
Pallbearers were George Harris, Leslie Hardy, Shelton Hardy, Thomas Bradshaw, John Read and Wayne Crossman.
Flowerbearers we Irene Davison, Joan Ferguson, Mike Crossman, Apollo Bradshaw and Pam Read.
John was gently laid to rest in Floral Hills Memorial Gardens, Fredericton, PEI.
JEAN MILLAR MACCAULL GREEN - On September 17, 1998 family and friends were surprised and saddened to hear of the sudden death at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital of Jean Millar (MacCaull) Green wife of the late John (Jack) Green of Central Bedeque.
She was the daughter of the late Artemas MacCaull and Annie Carruthers Baker MacCaull of North Bedeque.
Jean was a faithful member of St Peter's Church, Seven Mile Bay, where she served as a choir member for many years.
She was a charter member of St. Peters Parish Council of the Catholic Women's League of Canada.
She was a Life Member of Central Bedeque Women's Institute, a member of the Young at Heart Seniors Group and a valued quilter at the Village Craft House.
Many family members are proud owners of the products of her handwork.
Jean was always interested in the activities and welfare of her family and derived great joy from her grandchildren and her great grandchildren.
A loving mother, grandmother and sister will be greatly missed by: Myrna Murray (Gerald), Gerald (Brenda), Elaine Noonan (Bill), Barry (Beth) and Eric (Juanita).
Her twenty-one grandchildren and thirty-four great grandchildren and her sister, Mary Rodd (Jack).
She was predeceased by brothers Ralph and Lome and by two grandchildren.
Father George Gilliland, assisted by Father Floyd McGaugh, celebrated her largely funeral mass on September 21 at St Peter's Church, Seven Mile Bay.
Mass servers, lectors, flowerbearers and active pallbearers were all grandchildren.
Interment was in the church cemetery with Father George Gilliland officiating.
Myrna, Gerald, Elaine, Barry, Eric and Families.
WILLIAM H. (Snowball) MACNEILL, 1924 - 1998 - The death occurred September 18, 1998 of William H. (Snowball) MacNeill, Veteran of W.W. II.
Served with the Cape Breton Highianders Regiment.
Son of the late William and Lucy (Martin) MacNeill.
Brother of Florence, Marion, Lemuel, Elmer, Leona, Wendell and Leroy.
Special Uncle to Paula Hines.
Until ill health prevented him, he worked in trucking and surveying.
He enjoyed hunting and fishing, and was a real Mr. Fix It.
We wish to thank all staff at the Garden Home for the care given to Willie, also for the consideration and kindness given to us during his most difficult time.
Thanks to Dr. Lantz, Hennessey's Funeral Home, Father Kelly, Gaye Hood, Mildred MacLean, Evelyn MacKeigan, Sister Loretta Leslie, Comrades of Charlottetown Legion #1.
Special thanks to pallbearers. Thanks to everyone who visited, sent cards, donations and food.
Thanks to Adeline Smith-Walker for her special kindness.
So meek and mild,
Right to the end,
Don't know when,
But, we'll see you again.
Leona MacNeill and Paula (MacNeill) Hines
Merrill Albert Wight - 1943-2009
Merrill Albert Wight At his home in Lower Montague on Wednesday, August 19, 2009, of Merrill Albert Wight, age 66 years.
Beloved husband of Florence (nee Stewart).
Loving father of Sharon Ogawa, Darren (Sherri) and Michelle.
Cherished grandfather of Dillan, Tamara and Griffin.
Brother of Isabel Williams, Cephas "Bud"(Karen Schneider), Cathy (Derek) Garcin, Debbie (Gus) Pater, and brother-in-law of Hughie Hanlon.
Predeceased by sister Alice Hanlon and brother-in-law Leslie Williams.
Resting at Ferguson's Montague Funeral Home from where the service will be held in the Funeral Home Chapel on Saturday at 11:00 a.m.
Interment in the Lower Montague Cemetery.
Visitation: Friday 7-9 p.m. only.
If so desired, memorials to the Lower Montague Cemetery Fund would be appreciated.
BLANCHARD - Angela Helene Blanchard, April 22, 1975 - November 12, 1997.
On April 22, 1975, God sent a precious little angel to earth.
Her parents, Nancy and Bernie, to whom He entrusted with her care, gave he the name Angela Helene.
Shortly after Angela's birth, her parents learned that she was inflicted with Rubella Syndrome and that she would have undetermined difficulties throughout her life.
As time went on it became quite apparent that Angela would need a great deal of daily care and medical treatment which she received from her family and other caregivers with a great deal of love and understanding.
Angela's short 22 years of life touched many people.
Although many times throughout her ongoing illness Angela experienced suffering and discomfort, she always felt the love, happiness and warmth of her family and friends who saw her care as being a joyous and loving experience.
"Boo", we love and miss you and we will never forget you.
Bernie, Nancy and Robert
MILDRED HALEY - On the evening of September 30th we were saddened by the loss of a very precious sister, mother, mother-in-law, grandmother, great grandmother, Aunt and dear friend.
Mildred was the kind of person who lived the word Christianity to the very fullest.
Always doing some thing for someone else, even when she wasn't well.
She thought the world of all her cherished dear friends at Charlotte Court, where she lived for 16 happy years.
Her friends at the K mart were very special too.
Bridgewater N.S. was the spot she spent 20 years, before coming back home to P.E.I Her whole family has suffered a great loss, but in time we will all take big train ride and meet again.
At this time we would like to thank all Mildred's doctors and nurses, especially Debbie & Cathy at Queen Elizabeth Hospital ICC Unit for all the compassionate care provided her.
Also, to Faye Doucette & Raymond Warren of the Belvedere Funeral Home.
When you say you were "touched by an angel", Faye fits that description perfectly.
She made such a sad, difficult time so much easier.
To Fr. Mervyn McNally for the beautiful service and to Sister Audrey M. Brocklehurst with the beautiful voice who sang and to the organist Leslie Hiscott.
To the pallbearers, her nephews, to those who sent flowers, made donations, sent cards, food, and called, Thank You.
To Everett and Shirley for having us all over after the funeral.
To two very dear special people, John & Laura, for all their love, support and care during such a sad difficult time.
Everyone's thoughtfulness will always be remembered.
God Bless each everyone of you.
Remembered always in our hearts and our memories.
Reg, Joan Haley & Family
