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Roy Abell

1919 - 2012

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First Visitation

3:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Friday, April 13, 2012

Forest Chapel of Denning Funeral Directors

9 James St. South

Forest, Ontario, Canada

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April

Service Information

11:00 am

Saturday, April 14, 2012

Forest Chapel of Denning Funeral Directors

9 James St. South

Forest, Ontario, Canada

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Lakeview Cemetery

Sarnia, Ontario, Canada

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Gary & Pat MacArthur posted a condolence

Saturday, April 14, 2012

Dear Shirley and John, Our heart-felt sympathies are with you at this time. Cherish the wondeful memories of special occasions of which you had many. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Love Your friends Gary & Pat

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Larry & Dottie King posted a condolence

Saturday, April 14, 2012

Shirley, John, and Family, We are saddened to hear of the passing of Shirley's father. We know you will treasure many fond memories of him as a father, grandfather and great grandfather. Our sympathy to the whole family. Larry an Dottie King

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Steve & Jeannette Stellingwerff posted a condolence

Friday, April 13, 2012

Our heart felt condolences and sorrow in Roy's passing. We so enjoyed his presence in the Sunday Chapel Services which we hosted on the 3rd & 5th Sundays of each month. The fellowship/coffee time in the Forest Cafe was also very memorable! He was always so appreciative. In Christian Love Steve & Jeannette

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Steve and Gillian Dunn posted a condolence

Friday, April 13, 2012

Our condolences to the family. Steve and I lived on Connolly near Roy and Lorna for 12 years. Roy was sincere and always interested in others rather than himself. As he went by on his walks he would always stop and chat with Steve. After moving to Forest, they continued their talks when Steve visited the Lodge to work. Rest in peace Roy.

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Marg & Bob Carnegie posted a condolence

Thursday, April 12, 2012

Dear Shirley John, grandchildren & great grandkids,We were very sorry to hear of your "Poppas" passing I'm sure he is now resting in peace .Lovely obit that you wrote Shirley.Our thoughts are with you .Lots of love,Bob & Marg

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Vi Henderson (Mueller co-worker) posted a condolence

Wednesday, April 11, 2012

Sincere sympathy to all Roy's family. I worked in the office at Mueller for 42 years and knew Roy from working in the plant. He was a great person, always took time to stop and have a visit with all. The piture of Roy shows his nice smile that I remember. I remember when he had his stroke and how he was able to return to work before early retirement. Vi Henderson

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Chris Albinson posted a condolence

Tuesday, April 10, 2012

Roy Abell passed last night. He was an amazing man, husband, father, grandfather, and great grandfather. He was born March 10th, 1919 to a farm family in south-western Ontario. He faced many challenges in his life. During the depression, he was barely able to feed his young family. He almost died training for the Canadian Army assault of Italy catching pneumonia before the availability of penicillin. He had a stroke that greatly affected his speech and use of his right side as a young father of four. He never complained or saw these challenges as obstacles to his life. He was truly a member of the greatest generation. My grandfather taught me the values of thrift, hard work, and family. He shaped my values and life. As a kid, I will never forget him teaching me to play cribbage, one handed, while he sipped a Crown Royal & ginger ale, and Charlie Pride played on the turn table. The stories he told me of being a dirt farmer, getting a speeding ticket in his Model-T roadster, and memories of Detroit Tigers spring training games in Lakeland Florida, all brought smiles to both of us. The pride he had in his vegetable garden, or joy of a good Spam or canned sardine sandwich, and a family Sunday dinner - were all simple and pure. We had a wonderful family visit this past Christmas. It was so special to see him with my kids. Even at 93, he gave the most genuine, strong, and loving hugs. "someday when we meet up yonder, we will stroll hand and hand again, in a land that knows no parting" Charlie Pride Blue eyes crying in the rain Rest in peace popa.

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