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Richard Charlton Viceâ€"President AIC Investment Group "He‘s the reason I became a police officer. I looked up to him. He was my hero and he still is," said Heath‘s nephew, Halton Regional Police Professional Standards Bureau Det. Sgt. Ted Waller. "‘The majority of his career was spent overseeing criminal investigations in the A war veteran, Heath was captured during the illâ€"fated raid on Dieppe, France in 1942 and remained a prisoner of war (PoW) until his release in 1945. After joining the Oakville police department in 1945, Heath rose to the rank of Superintendent in command of the Oakville district of the Halton Regional Police force upon his retireâ€" ment in 1979. Heath died of unknown causes at the Mississauga nursing home where he‘d lived the last two years since suffering a stroke. A formal police funeral, complete with Halton Regional Police honor guard, was held this (Friday) morning for Edward Heath â€" a 34â€"year veteran of the Oakville and Halton Regional Police forces â€" who died Tuesday night at age 75. Retired police superintendent served country in war and peace 7 oc. Dining Room Suite Box office is open Mondays and Wednesdays at Sheridan Hall, Sheridan College, Oakville. Call: (416) 815â€"4049 side chairs * 60" buffet/hutch. * 6 frame styles, good fabrick selection. * Oval Queen Anne table e 4 Queen Anne Anything (xoes LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES EVERY DAY Including ... 4205 Falrview St., Burlington 634â€"5298 Mon.â€"Wed. 10:00 a.m.â€"5:30 p.m., Thurs.â€"Fri. 10:00 a.m.â€"9:00 p.m. Sat. 10:00 a.m.â€"5:30 p.m. Music Lyrics by Cole Porter February 12 â€" 27 5 pc. Solid Cherry Dining Room Suite The couple had five children, Marilyn Holt, Nancy Telfer, Janice Worron and Ted Heath, all of Oakville, His death was a mere three weeks after his 53rd wedding anniversary, Heath is survived by his wife Daisy (who resides at the same Mississauga nursing home after suffering a stroke herself in 1986). The once robust Heath died Tuesday night of unknown causes but Waller said it‘s thought Heath may have suffered heart failure from pneumonia. Town of Oakville. He had a handle on the criminal element in the Town of Oakville and the big city influence," said Waller who served under his uncle in the Oakville Ed Heath â€" Police Department in the late 1960s. "Camping with his family was his main love, but he was what we would call one of the oldâ€"school detectives," said Waller. Edward Heath, 75 Coil Springs Builtâ€"in Leg Construction Joints, Double Dowelled Corner Blocks ® You choose Sofa the fabric. ® You choose the style. Elghl way, Handâ€"tied Quality Checklist: s $§5§g9 COLLEGE Fairview St. (beside Harvey‘s) Waller said Heath was an "old school" detective because "he had a handle on the criminal element in the Town of Oakville. He was well respectâ€" ed by many of the criminal element he dealt with, he knew how to deal with them." During his years as a police officer, Heath was a member of the Criminal Intelligence Services of Ontario for "many, many, many years", said Waller. He also sat on the Southern Ontario Crime Conferences, a committee which met monthly in the Hamilton area to identify active criminals in the southern Ontario area. Heath joined the Oakville Police Department Aug. 8, 1945, following his return home. In 1951 he became a sergeant and often worked alone, someâ€" times without even a radio. He became a detective and eventually rose to the rank of superintendent upon his retirement in March 1979. A sergeant with the Royal Hamilton Light Infantry, Heath was captured at Dieppe in August 1942. He became a German PoW and was transferred from prison camp to prison camp. after severâ€" al escapes and recaptures, with his group which Waller said became known as "Heath‘s Henchman" in the PoW camps. He married his wife, Dais y, on Jan. 6th, 1940, in an informal ceremony at the manse of St. John‘s United Church in Oakville. Three months later, Heath went to war. He wasn‘t seen by his wife again for five years until June of 1945. Heath is also survived by five brothâ€" ers and sisters including retired Halton police Sgt. Hubert "Shot" Heath, Jean Waller, Mabel Manuel, Doug Heath, all of Oakville and Bill Heath of North Bay. He was predeceased by brothers Frank Heath and Harry Heath. "Eddie" Heath‘s funeral was 11 a.m. this morning at St. Aidan‘s Anglican Church, 318 Queen Mary Drive and was followed by cremation. and Wendy Bastead of Hillsburgh Heath was born in Oakville Nov. 13. 1918.