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34 Independent & Free Press,Thursday, December 9, 2010 IN MEMORIAM Tim Wysocki December 12th, 2009 Our four lit candles for you! The first candle represents our grief and pain of losing you. It reminds us of the depth of love we have for you. The second candle represents our courage to confront our sorrow and to comfort each other for our loss, the change our lives will have without you in it. The third candle we light in your memory for the times we laughed, the times we cried, the times we didn't always agree with each other, the silly and fun things we shared, the care and joy you had given us and the SIMPLE MAN you really were! The fourth candle we light is for our love we hold for you still. We light these candles so you will always shine and shine upon us. As we enter the holiday season and share our memories with family and friends, we cherish the special place in our hearts for you always and forever ..... We thank you for being in our lives and making them so special to us. We will forever and always MISS and LOVE you!! Rosemary and Matthew Wysocki xoxoxoxoxo E-wareness winners at the library (From left) Maddisen Clarke, Alison Childs and Ryan Laxton each won $100 gift cards in the Halton Hills Public Library's draw held in conjunction with the Ewareness Month contest held in October. Organized by HALINET (Halton Information Network), a joint partnership of information and education providers in the Halton region, E-wareness Month is a collaborative effort aimed at raising awareness of online information resources available to Halton residents. In its sixth year, the contest features only a selection of the more than 50 online databases available to all residents free of charge. These databases provide access to thousands of newspapers, magazines, and reference books. The HHPL received over 100 entries. Photo by Eamonn Maher RYALL, Andrew Thomas Elliot March 19th, 1978 - December 12th, 2006 In loving memory of a wonderful son, brother and uncle. We miss your smile, We miss your laugh, We miss your love of life. We miss you especially at Christmas time as you loved this season best of all! Loved and missed by Dad, Mom, Karen, Andrea, Sebastian, Natasha and Alexander STAFFORD, Betty Lorraine December 11th, 2003 The depths of sorrow we cannot tell, Of the loss of someone we loved so well; And while she sleeps a peaceful sleep, Her memory we shall always keep. Sadly missed, Andrea and Ashley BENNETT, Harry April 9th, 1924 - December 9th, 1987 Lovingly remembered, But never forgotten. Glenna and Family Season's Greetings Our very best wishes for a happy and safe holiday season. Please drop by anytime throughout the holiday season for hot chocolate and cookies. Alcoa to Jesse's Journey The Alcoa Foundation's Georgetown branch once again stepped up to support a charity that is funding the fight against Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD). A $1,500 donation was made to the Jesse's Journey Foundation, named after Jesse Davidson, a London man who lost his life to the disorder last year at age 29. The local-area offshoot of Jesse's Journey, Eric's Amazing Race, was a car rally held Nov. 6 through the Flamborough/Halton countryside, which is dedicated to 10-year-old DMD patient Eric Morden of Oakville. Pictured above (front, from left) are: Alcoa plant manager Ted Laing, Eric's Amazing Race organzers Ted Lindsay and Heather Johnston, Eric's parents Darlene and Mike Morden, Jesse's Father John Davidson, who walked across Canada in 1998 to raise funds for research and heighten awareness of DMD, and at far right is Eric Morden. Back row: Alcoa employees who helped out with Eric's Amazing Race Larry Hand, Rob Amey, Adrian Zmija, Sharon Zmija, Rosie McKnight. Photo by Eamonn Maher BIRTHS 100 Ken Whillans Dr., Brampton Call 905-799-7273 KAVANAGH Alex and Jennifer are proud to announce the arrival of Lilyanne Marie Kavanagh. Born June 3rd, 2010 at 2:43 pm at Milton District Hospital weighing 6lb., 14oz. Thanks to Dr. Wilkinson and all the staff at Milton District Hospital. www.chartwellreit.ca