August 16, 2013
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Lori (Friend)
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February 2, 2018
Please tell me, did Harold attend Red River CC in the 80's taking an accounting course?
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Iona Hunt (Sharon's co-worker)
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February 2, 2018
So sorry for your loss. My sympathies to you and your family.
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frank clifford (nephew)
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February 2, 2018
I remember the winter of 1952-53 when in Nov uncle Harold arrived at our farm flat broke. As I recall he worked with Hector McInnes and Morris Foster helping out on their farms. Then in April caught a ride to wpg. 17 months later he married aunt Mary. I always loved his laugh. I will miss you.
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Joseph Ward (Son)
Posted on:
February 2, 2018
Nancy and Edith Arason, thank you for your note, it never occurred to me until now that he climbed the stairs because the power was out, because he couldn't do stairs, it was too hard for him, obviously he found the strength.Lori, Yes he did attend Red River CC in the 80's taking an accounting course sorry for the delayed response.On behalf of the Family, I would like to thank everyone for attending his funeral, for sending flowers, gifts, making donations in his name and your kind words here and through the mail. We miss our Daddy and continue to be touched by the stories and the response of Family & Friends. He will be missed, and he will be remembered for his honesty, his integrity, his sense of humor and his heart.Love You Daddy
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Nancy and Edith Arason
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February 2, 2018
I got to know Harold at Seine River Retirement Residence. He was a great guy, kind and thoughtful. One night when the power went out, he climbed the stairs from floor to floor, carrying his portable oxygen tank, to make sure everyone that had oxygen was connected to their portable tank, with no concern for himself - a truly selfless act. My mom and I will miss him.
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Robin & Bill McCausland (friends of Carol Cobu
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February 2, 2018
Our deepest sympathies to you Carol and all of your family. Your dad was a very friendly caring man, even though we only new him a short time. We sure enjoyed his presence and friendliness at bowling. We are sure he will be missed but never forgotten. Love Robin & Bill McCausland
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Stan & Irene Cox (Stan & Harold are cousin
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February 2, 2018
Our deepest sympathies to all the family.We have many fond memories of Harold. He had a great sense of humour & he was a great father.
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Norah Bourgoin Horne, Luc Horne and 4 sons (Niece)
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February 2, 2018
We got to meet Uncle Harold at the cottage in Baker Lake NB. My mom Edith his sister, welcomed him to the cottage and we had a great visit, while he toured the country in his red truck. He impressed us all for his endurance and stamina at the time and the will to live and explore. Our deepest sympathies.
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Louise Bourgoin Cyr (Niece/ daughter of Edith)
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February 2, 2018
Sincere condolences to Uncle's family, I remember when he came to visit his sister Edith in New Brunswick years ago and when she brought us to visit in Winnipeg many moons ago.
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Garth & Abbie Grieder (friend from Seine River
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February 2, 2018
We had the pleasure of getting to know Harold on our many visits tosee our mother, Edith Phillips, at the Seine River. We watched Haroldplay and mentor many of the residents in a game of pool or in themulti purpose room. He was always a delight to visit, always upbeat,loved his 15 children....ever so proud of his family and always positive. He was a leader, a coach and best of all a great friend toeveryone. God bless!
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Tracy Gobin (Nacci) (Friend)
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February 2, 2018
My deepest sympathies to all of you. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.
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lionel chaput (friend)
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February 2, 2018
Harold was known to me when I worked with my father in construction he always had a smile on his face and a huge lunch pail. I remember working with him as he plastered the walls in a home. he was the last of the lathe plasterers. I marveled at the his artistry. many fond memories. good bye Harold, a very good friend lionel c
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Barry Nacci (Friend)
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February 2, 2018
Will be missed by many. Always and a smile was like a dad to many.
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