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3 1 | Friday, M arch 24, 2 0 1 7 | O A K V ILLE B EA VER | w w w .insidehalton.com newsca I O bituaries I O bituaries I O bituaries I O bituaries I O bituaries CAMPBELL, Dorothy Margaret (nee Caine) The Campbell/M acIvers and C udm ore fa m ilie s are sad to announce th e unexpected passing o f D o ro th y M argaret Campbell on March 20, 2017 in O akville at th e age o f 98. Beloved w ife o f th e late R obert MacIver. Left b e h in d to grieve are her daughters, Karen C udm ore (D oug) o f A rn ste in , ON, Joan Campbell (John Moons) o f B ra n tfo rd , ON and d a u g h te r-in -la w Rosemary MacIvers (the late M alcom e MacIvers) o f M cKinney, TX. G randm a/ NiNi o f Colin (Christie), Ileagh, Leslie, Chris (Sonja), Shannon, Trish (Greg), g re a t-g ra n d m a o f A nd re w , Sophie, Bekah, E lizabeth, A lex, Zach, N athan, Ryan, Callie and Kayte and g re a tgreat-grandm a o f Keira and C harlotte. Dear sister o f Gladys Ireland o f M e a fo rd , ON. D o ro th y was bo rn in P ortsm outh, England in 1919, came to Canada w h e n she was one and g re w up in M o n tre a l. She and Bob m e t a t A ng lica n Y oung People's in T o ro n to , m arried in 1941 and m oved to O akville in 1953. D o ro th y was th e o ffic e m anager fo r th e P ottery S upply H ouse u n til her re tire m e n t in 1981. She was a lo n g tim e m em ber o f th e O akville Scottish C ountry Dance Society, th e Opera G uild, th e G arden Club, and th e H istorical S ociety w h e re she v o lu n te e re d as a d o ce n t fo r 18 years. D o ro th y w ill be especially rem em bered fo r her w a rm a ffe c tio n a te personality, her g e n e ro sity and care fo r others. In her 11 years living at Trafalgar Lodge she considered it her personal mission to w e lcom e n e w residents and help th e m a djust socially to th e ir n e w hom e. A M e m o ria l Service w ill be held M onday, M arch 27, 2017 a t 2 p.m. a t th e O akview Funeral Hom e, 56 Lakeshore Road W est, O akville. The fa m ily wishes to th a n k th e s ta ff a t T ra fa lg a r Lodge fo r h e lp in g to m ake her last years so enjoyab le . As expressions o f sym pathy, d o n a tio n s to R ooftops Canada, USC Canada or to O n ta rio N a tu re w o u ld be a p p reciated by th e fam ily. O n line condolences may be made at o a kvie w fu n e ra l.ca . PICARD, Lois Dunlop M arch 21, 2017, Ian A nderson House, O akville Lois D u n lo p Picard, beloved w ife o f th e late C.H. (Pic) Picard. Dear M om to Linda Jill A dam s (Colin), V ancouver Island, B.C.; Richard M ichael Picard (Susan), Surrey, B.C.; John Campbell Picard, Oakville. Loving g ra ndm other to Tiffany Budgell (Rod), Rachel and Zachary and a m azing g re a t g ra n d m o th e r to Callie. Predeceased by her sisters S hirley M cD ow ell, B u rlin g to n and Joan Stevens, M o rin H eights. 'F lo ' as she was a ffe c tio n a te ly called by close frie n d s and fa m ily, was p a rt o f th e 'G re a te st G e n e ra tio n ', her late te e n years spent w o rk in g w ith th e Red Cross in M o n tre a l, P.Q. d u rin g W W II, and m a rryin g th e boy n e xt door, Pic in 1946 a fte r he had re tu rn e d hom e fro m serving w ith th e R.C.A.F. overseas. The y o u n g couple m oved to W o o d sto ck and th e n T o ro n to b e fo re s e ttlin g on P oplar Drive in O akville in 1956. In 1960 th e y opened a sta tio n e ry store in d o w n to w n O akville, P & L S ta tio n ery - (Pic & Lois)- 'everyone always needs pencils, pens and p a p e r' - th e prem ise fo r th e ir n e w v e n tu re . Flo was ahead o f her tim e , a business w o m a n b e fo re it became com m on fo r m a rrie d w o m e n to be w o rk in g o u tsid e o f th e hom e. This in no w ay a ffe c te d her a b ility as a hom em aker, she w o u ld always be a t hom e fo r lunch w h e n th e kids w e re a t L in b ro o k School. P & L was w e ll received by th e O akville c o m m u n ity, b ecom ing th e g o -to shop fo r com m ercial accounts, a nnual school books and supplies fo r th e fo u r O akville hig h schools, w e d d in g in v ita tio n s , H a llm a rk cards, g ifts and so m uch m ore. Pic and Lois became very in vo lve d in w h a t was th e n called th e D o w n to w n O akville Businessmen's A ssociation w h ich la te r became th e second association in O n ta rio to be desig n a te d a Business Im p ro v e m e n t A rea. A fte r Pic's u n tim e ly d e a th in 1979 Flo im m ersed herself in b o th th e business and her B IA in vo lve m e n t, w o rk in g w ith th is d e d ica te d g ro u p o f people to d e ve lo p a v ib ra n t, diverse d o w n to w n c o m m u n ity, and chaired th e D o w n to w n O a kville BIA fo r over 17 years and loved every m in u te . She never re m a rrie d having had, as she p u t it, "th e b e st". A fte r she re tire d th e fa m ily business in 1993, her 's e m i-re tire m e n t' included her BIA c o m m itm e n t and w o rk in g p a rt tim e w ith o th e r businesses in d o w n to w n O akville. As th e very p riva te person she alw ays was, Flo's fa m ily is respecting her wishes fo r a q u ie t b u ria l w ith no fa n fa re , ne xt to her beloved husband Pic. W e w ill miss her e n d u rin g presence in o u r lives, her w it and sense o f hum our, and w ill carry w ith us all those life lessons ta u g h t in her u n iq u e fa sh io n . She was 'o n e o f a k in d ' fo r sure. We love you Mom, and may "flights o f angels sing thee to thy rest". V isit o u r guest b o o k th ro u g h w w w .ko p riv a ta y lo r.co m VIETRI, Marietta Passed aw ay on M arch 21, 2017, at th e M ilto n D istrict H ospital a t th e age o f 86. Beloved w ife o f th e late M ichele V ie tri. Loving m o th e r o f Ted (Stephanie) and Tony (P riti). M uch loved N onna o f Jenna, M ichael, M aiya, and Lucas. Survived by her sister Rosa P afundi. For fu n e ra l service details, please c o n ta ct Glen Oaks Funeral Hom e, 905-257-8822 o r visit w w w .g le n o a ks .c a . WALLACE, Duncan Alexander February 9, 1924 - M arch 11, 2017 Duncan A le xa n d e r W allace passed aw ay p e a ce fully on M arch 11, 2017. Predeceased by his firs t w ife Ursula W allace, second w ife Susan Flynn W allace, and survived by sons Ross (Susan) and Bruce, and d a u g h te r H eather. Duncan was born in A ndover, Massachusetts, USA. In his early teens he m oved to Y arm o u th , Nova Scotia, and in 1948 he g ra d u a te d fro m A cadia U niversity, W olfville, Nova Scotia. A fte r university, Duncan m oved to W indsor, O n ta rio , and th e n to M o n tre a l, Quebec, w h e re he m et and m arried Ursula. Duncan and Ursula m oved to O akville, O n ta rio , w h e re th e y had th e ir fa m ily. A fte r Ursula passed aw ay in 2000, Duncan and Susan's frie n d s h ip o f m any years evolved and th e y m arried. Duncan had a lo n g career in Industrial and Labour R elations w o rk in g at Canadian C ottons L im ited, Ford M o to r Company, Fiberglass Canada Lim ited, In te rn a tio n a l Nickel C om pany o f Canada L im ited, and th e G overnm ent o f Canada. Duncan was an avid sailor, and he enjoyed sw im m in g , h ik in g , and cross c o u n try skiing. He also e n jo ye d p laying cribbage w ith his frie n d s. Duncan was w e ll kn o w n fo r his sense o f hum our. The fa m ily w o u ld like to express th e ir deep g ra titu d e to Susan Flynn W allace, Dr. H elen Pyle, Paul S tothers, and th e s ta ff a t T ra fa lg a r Lodge and W yn d h a m M a n o r fo r th e ir love, care and com passion d u rin g Duncan's fin a l years. Duncan w ill be deeply missed by fa m ily and frie n d s. A ce le b ra tio n of life w ill be annou n ce d a t a la te r date. WILLIAMS, Andrew James A n d re w passed aw ay suddenly, on M arch 18, 2017 a t th e age o f 31. M uch loved son o f Richard and Jane. He w ill also be g re a tly missed by his sister A lexandra, b ro th e r Scott and g ra n d m o th e r A ngela W illiam s. Predeceased by g ra n d p are n ts Harry and M a rg a re t M u rd o ch and Bert W illiam s. A lth o u g h he le ft this w o rld fa r to o soon, w e w ill cherish th e happy tim es spent w ith A nd re w . His frie n d ly n a ture w ill be dearly missed. Forever in o u r hearts and m em ories. A p rivate fa m ily graveside service w ill ta k e place in th e near fu tu re . M em orial donations to H alton ADAPT (h a lto n a d a p t.o rg ) w o u ld be appreciated. V isit o u r guest b o o k th ro u g h w w w .ko p riv a ta y lo r.co m Oakview Funeral Home by Arbor Memorial The Oakville Beaver would like to express sincere and heart-felt condolences to those who have lost their loved ones. births, birthdays, engagements, marriages, anniversaries, retirements, obituaries & in memoriams