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Maurice McMahon
McMAHON, Maurice “The Wee Geordie” Peacefully, at Brantford General Hospital, on Sunday February 2, 2020, of Paris, in his 82nd year. Born in Birtley England in 1938, Maurice emigrated to Canada in 1969. Maurice was incredibly proud of his 50 years of service with the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers Local 128. He was also a…
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Henry Foster and Ont. Gov. General Dowdeswell
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Substance abuse help for veterans and anyone needing help.
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Dennis “Bonzo” Lyle Smith
Suddenly at home, on Sunday March 6, 2016, a lifelong resident of Paris, in his 67th year. Dennis was a long time employee of Marco Sales. He was active with the Royal Canadian Legion Branch # 29 Paris. Following his “semi retirement” he enjoyed spending his time traveling in Lakewood and Florida. In his younger…
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Bill Kusch
KUSCH; Bill “Kuschy”: Peacefully, surrounded by the love of his family, at St. Joseph’s Hospital, Hamilton, on Monday August 31st 2015 at the age of 65. William Richard Kusch, loving father of Tara (Brandon), Lindsay, and Cassandra. Treasured grandfather of Regan, Hunter, Addison, and Claire. Dear brother of Hazel (Jim) Whyte, Sherry Kusch, Helen Kusch,…
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Fred Bemrose
Bemrose, Frederick AlbertOn July twenty-fourth, Paris, Ontario lost one of its most popular and respected citizens when Fred Bemrose passed away in Brantford General Hospital. He was 99. Born in Paris and a lifelong resident of the town, he was one of its most enthusiastic and knowledgeable advocates, serving for almost four decades as the…