Stratford Times, 29 Nov 2024, p. 36

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“e a * Stratford Times DEBORAH “DEBBY” MARLENE LEGALLEE _ Deborah “Debby” Marlene LeGallee, age 68, passed away on Friday, November 8, 2024 surrounded by her lov- ing family, after bravely battling cancer for over a year and ahalf. Debby was born in Chesley, Ontario to Joan and Jack Rowe. She is survived by her loving husband of 44 years, Peter. She was an exceptional mom to Adam and Cara, showing endless love, forgiveness and understanding. She was a proud and adoring nana to Hayden and Matthew, spoiling them and smothering them with her kisses. Debby will be remembered and missed by her sister Pam Rowe and brother Todd Rowe, sister-in-law Carole Rowe, niece ‘Emelie Rowe, and nephews Alex Rowe, Spencer and Dylan Steckley, and daughter-in-law Ashley. She is predeceased her brothers John (Jake) Rowe and Randy Rowe, and beloved niece Amy Clark (Rowe). Debby was so incredibly special with the kindest soul and the biggest heart — adored by her family and friends. Her warmth and generosity were evident in everything she did. She was always the first to embrace you with open arms and a welcoming smile. Debby was a huge animal lover, opening her heart and home to all creatures. An adventurous spirit, a traveller, an admirer of sunsets and the best cook — she found the most joy in the simple things life had to offer like spending time with the people she loved. Her husband, children and grandchildren were her world, and she was theirs. While you may no longer be with us, your legacy lives on in the memories created and the love you so freely gave. You were a gift to all that knew you — the best wife, mom, sister, nana and friend. We will miss you every single day and love you forever and always. Memorial donations may be made in Debby’s honour to the Stratford Perth Humane Society (www.kwsphumane. ca) directly or through Rutherford Cremation & Funeral Services (www.jarfh.com) 804 Ontario St., Stratford. 519- 271-5062. HELEN KATHLEEN COOK Helen Kathleen Cook, daughter of the late Sam and Sarah Jutzi, died peacefully with her family around her on No- vember 23, 2024. Helen was born February 19, 1934 and lived all her life in North Easthope Township. She moved into Stratford after her husband Allister Cook died in 2012. She was also pre- deceased by her son Gregory in 1969, and two grandsons, Michael (1981) and Gregory (1998). Helen is survived and sadly missed by her children Howard (Mary Anne), Jack- ie (Gary) and Stephen (Irene). Grandma will be fondly re- membered by her grandchildren, Matthew (Sylvia), Andrea (Ryan), Dylan (Emma) and Chad (Taryn), and great grand- son Ethan. Helen is also survived by sisters-in-law Elva and Selina Jutzi and many nieces and nephews. Helen and Allister, along with Allister’s brother Russell, Started Cook Brothers Drainage in 1949 and ran the busi- ness until 1983 when their sons Howard and Stephen took over. Helen was an avid reader of books and newspapers. She took great interest in what was happening in the world and loved to discuss in great detail, things she had read. Before Allister died, together they traveled to every con- tinent except for Antarctica and their home was filled with mementos that they brought back with them. Helen had a great love for gardening and was continually expanding her flower gardens when they lived out on the Amulree Road. She knew the Latin name for every flower she planted and took great pride in showing her gardens off and for many years, she supplied the floral arrangements for Sunday service at St. Peter’s Church, Gadshill. During her last few years, she enjoyed visits with her children and grandchildren and especially loved when her grand doggies Aria and Pippin came to visit. They knew she always had treats for them. As per Helen’s wishes, there will be no public visite or celebration of life. There will be a private family inter- ment at a later date. In memory of Helen, expressions of sympathy may be og to the Alzheimer Society of Perth County (www. ANK YO FOUNTAIN, JOY DIANNA The family of the late Joy D Fountain would like to thank ev- eryone for their care and support in our time of need. Spe- cial thanks to our neighbours, relatives, coworkers and family friends for their phone calls, cards, flowers, food, donations, and visits during our bereavement. Also special thanks to Dr. Langford, Dr. Vergara and Dr. Ashe for their care of Joy and to the ‘paramedics, Stratford Police and fire department and to Dr Pope for their professionalism and care as needed. And to WG Young Funeral Home for their immense help and assistance. Your thoughtfulness and kindness will also be remembered | a se greatly appreciated. With thanks, Doug Fountain and fami ) or to charity of one’s choice — directly, or through Rutherford Cremation & Funeral Ser- vices. 804 Ontario St., Stratford. (www.jarfh.com / 519- NEUMEISTER In Loving memory of Mary Margaret (Muschamp) December 21, 1943- December 8, 2022 Two Years have past Little did I know that day That God was going to call your name In life I loved you dearly In Death I do the same It broke my heart to lose you But you did not go alone For part of me went with you The day God call you home You left me-peaceful memories Your love is still my guide And though I cannot see you You are always by my side T hold you tightly within my heart And there you will remain I live my life the best Ican Until that day we will meet again Forever loved and deeply missed By Your Loving Husband Ken and Family WANTED $. oe se $ for your RECORDS and LPs. Jazz, Blues, ‘olk, Soundtracks, and more. Selectively ety Cbs, Cassettes, Turntables, and Stereo Equip- ment. For more information: DIAMOND DOGS MU- SIC 114 Ontario St. Stratford / 226-972-5750 271-5062) ; Ae PAY CASH FOR ANTIQUES ane COLLECT- BLES — Coca Cola Pepsi any pop company, Brewery Hie Kuntz, Huether Labatts etc. Old Sadios and gram- ophones, Wristwatches and pocket watches, Old fruit jars Beaver Star Bee Hive etc. Any old oil oats and signs Red Indian Supertest etc. Any small furnitur If you are moving or cleaning et stuff please contact me - 519-570-6920. WANTING TO BUY - All collectibles including sports cards, beanie babies, Funko pops and stamps. Highest prices paid. Free appraisals. Are you downsizing or need an estate clean out? We can help. Call or text Stan any- time 519-868-3814. Fair value offered for your vinyl records, cassette tapes ifi components. Please contact Sound Fixation, 519- 801-5421, 4 George St. W, Stratford. FOR SALE TREES: Shade trees, Fruit trees, Apple, Pears, Peaches, Plums, Sweet and Sour Cherries, Apricot, Nectarines, Blueberry, Haskopp, Black Chokeberry, Grapes etc. Lots of Spruce, ee Cedars for windbreaks and privacy hedges, Sizes 1 to 6 Flowering shrubs a much more. Come check us a Mon-Sat 7:00am - 6:00pm. Martin's Nurser 42661 Orangehill R Wroxeter (1 Seaton aes of Wroxeter on Belmore For sale, ash firewood 14-16 inch length. Seasoned min- imum one year. Stored in shed to keep dry. Pick up $115 per cord. Delivery available in Stratford area. Also, saw cut ash lumber and oak, elm, ash, and poplar live ‘edge for your woodworking projects. Call Don at Krantz Ma- chine and Welding 519-271-8839.

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