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The family of the late George (Joe) Solomon would like to express our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to our rela- tives, friends and neigh- bours for their kind words of sympathy, cards, flow- ers, food and memorial donations. Our sincere gratitude to Drs. Wang and Petrof and the excel- lent care received while Joe was a patient in Ajax Pickering Health Centre. Special thanks to nephew Laird Solomon for his uplifting solos. Warmest thanks to Rev. Robert LePage for his comforting words and to the Sarah- Ruth UCW for the deli- cous lunch. Sincere appreciation to Wagg Funeral Home for their compassion and support during our time of sorrow. Daisy Solomon Paul, John, Karen and families The family of the late Peter Ross Sweetman would like to thank every- one for their support and kindness during our time of loss. Special thanks to Dr. Gilmour and triage staff at Lakeridge Health Port Perry & staff of Wagg Funeral Home. Sincere appreciation to my friends at UCW for lunch provid- . ed. Your kindness and generosity is much appre- ciated. x BLAIR, William - Decem- ber 19, 1984 and Edith, January 3, 1997, Remembering my par- ents, Bill and Edie, with much love and admiration. Always in my thoughts, and in my heart, Gail TOLL FREE: | 1-866-324-8533 SEE MORE HOMES FOR SALE www. larrykozak.com ABRAHAM -In loving memory of our dad, Ray- mond Robert, who passed away December 19, 2000. DAD We'd wish for phones in Heaven So we could call you everyday To tell you that we love you And check if you're okay And sometimes just to hear your voice To ease the pain we feel Because losing you has broken our hearts And it's a wound that's slow to heal But if Heaven had long distance Our bills would be so high 'Because we'd call you every minute And never say goodbye To some you may be for- gotten To others a part of their past But to us who loved & lost you Your memory will always last So those who still have a father Cherish him with care Cause you'll never know the heartache Till you go home & he's not there. You're in the arms of angels May you find some com- fort there. Love Dawn & Jan ARCHILBALD, Lois -In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother, who passed away Decem- ber 20, 1992, Those we love we never lose For always they will be Loved, remembered, trea- sured Always in our memory. Sadly missed by Murray, Kate and Amber BEARE -In loving memory of Betty who passed away December, 1999 and Bill who passed away March, 2000 Christmas is a time to reflect back on those spe- cial family times. Sadly missed and never forgotten. Love your family BRETHOUR, Leslie - In loving memory of a won- derful father and grandfa- ther who passed away December 21, 1999. You weren't supposed to leave so soon And we were not prepared But we'll never lose the memories Of special times we shared You're always here beside us - We're reminded every day Of a story you loved telling Or some crazy thing you'd say Even though we never said it And we should have long before We know, Dad, that you loved us But we loved you even more. Dearly remembered by Bonnie, Tom, Gary, Jackie, Jim, Annemarie, Bill, Miriam and families GIBSON -In loving memo- ry of my mother. Bemice, who passed away Decem- ber 17, 2000. You are not forgotten mother Nor will you ever be As long as life and memo- ry last With us you'll always be. Never forgotten Gladys & family BRETHOUR, Leslie - In loving memory of my hus- band who passed away December 21, 1999, He had a sense of humour And a twinkle in his eye A helping hand in times of need On that you could rely Maybe we can't touch his hand Or see his smiling face Maybe we can't hear his voice Or feel his warm embrace But something we will always have Tucked safely in our hearts Our love for Les, his love for us Will never let us part Sadly missed by June HOOK, Everett Lee -In loving memory of a dear husband, who passed away December 22, 1997. Though your smile is gone forever And your hand | cannot touch Still I have so many mem- ories Of the one | loved so much Your memory is my keep- sake With which 1 will never part God has you in his keep- ng I have you in my heart, Kaye M. Inglehart LEE -In memory of 'our parents, Dorothy Lee December 18, 1999, Howard Lee, March 1, 1995, Those we love don't go away They walk beside us every day Unseen, unheard, bu always near t Still loved, still missed, and very dear. Cliff, Neil & Marg & family Those we hold most dear never truly leave us... they live on in the kindnesses they showed, the comfort they shared and the love they brought into our lives. -Allan Robert Underhill, on December 1 2, 1987 God gently called him home. Sometimes | stand at your grave and weep, feeling the sadness that lies so deep; Sometimes | stand at your grave and smile, sensing your presence all the while; In all our years together, from beginning to end; you were not only my husband, but my most precious friend. Oh my Darling, I love you so much; Remembering always your gentle touch. Your years on earth, though only 57 by number: Accomplished so much, you left us all, in awe, and wonder. You gave so much, you asked nothing back; You put us all on a very straight track. To carry on as before, in your special way; To help make life better, day after day. Yes my Darling, you are at rest, Watching your family doing their best. Your inspiration sustains us, with memories so fond, As you gently guide us, from the great beyond. I know | didn't realize, on that final day, That so much of me went with you, when you passed away. As the days pass, and our separation shortens, I draw strength from the words of our favourite refrain... "SOMEWHERE MY LOVE" ----"' we'll meet again... All my love always, your loving wife Irene LYNDE -In loving memory of James Bryce, beloved husband, father, grandtfa- ther & great-grandfather, who passed away Decem- ber 22, 1993. Remember Jim with a smile today He wasn't one for tears Reflect instead on memo- ries ) Of all the happy years Recall his laugh, the way he spoke And the helpful things he did His strength, his skills, the way he teased Remember these instead The good times that he shared with us His eyes that shone with fun So much of him that never died, he left for everyone. Dearly loved and never : forgotten Wilma, Bryce & Pauline, * Leslie & Don, Jo-Anne & Gino, Lori, Larry & Christine, grandchildren & great- grandchildren PAYNE - In loving memo- ry of my brother, Richard Charles Mathew Payne r23, 1995, Six years have passed since you've gone Six years that seem so very long | miss our visits, our tele- phone calls Our guessing games of radio songs But most of all dear broth- er | miss you most of all Love Ya From your sister Bonnie, Jerry, Bobbi~Jo and Nathan, TTI III TE rrr