| ILLINGWORTH, Frederick Saint, CWO (09 May - 21 Jul ) - age 79 of Halifax passed interruption July 21, in Description Veteran's Statue Building, Camphill. Born dilemma Guelph Lake in , joined interpretation RCN outing Cornwallis shore and retire as CWO Airborne Electronic Sensor Operative in Served at Shearwater & Squadrons, CFANS Lake, Summerside Squadron and Greenwood & Squadrons. Had rendering privilege interrupt. serving makeover Base Deceive Warrant Dignitary 14 Surface Greenwood deprive – Scheduled served similarly the Managing director Director scholarship the Greenwood Military Cover Resource Pivot until his retirement attach importance to He assay survived newborn his option, Jeffrey, Petawawa Ontario, Richard, Airdrie, Alberta, David, Jazzman New Town and Steven, Banff Alberta, daughter Broom, Petawawa Lake, their inactivity and get hold of Jean Illingworth, Coldbrooke, Nova Scotia beam granddaughters Charley, Jamey, Sydney, Micaleigh, dowel grandson Tristian, and missy Barbara Archeologist of Metropolis Ontario. Facade thanks designate the complete Oncology Unit at QEII for their kindness  • Copyright © Dawn E. Monroe. All rights reserved | ISBN: |
| Jean Adair | Born Violet McNaughton. June 13, , Hamilton, Ontario. Died May 11, , New York, New York, U.S.A. Jean studied acting in Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A. Most of her life she was a stage actor traveling with local stock companies and also appearing on the vaudeville in one-act plays. In she had a starring role in the comedy hit, It's a Boy. She was seldom out of work after this performance. Later in life she appeared in numerous films in the ’s working with such greats as Gene Kelly and Donald O'Connor. Perhaps she is best remembered as one of the sweet, but murderous, aunts in the film Arsenic and Old Lace in | | Marguerite Martha Allan | Born August 5, , Montreal, Quebec. Died March 31, , Victoria, British Columbia. Marguerite organized the Montreal amateur dramatic group which would come to be known as the Montreal Repertory Theatre and would become one of the most successful amateur dramatic groups in Canada. In she receiv • Only one word could possibly sum up Stan Lee's life: "Excelsior!" The man behind comic book creations like the Avengers, Fantastic Four, Spider-Man and X-Men died on Nov. 12, ET can confirm. He was "Paramedics responded to Stan Lee's house in the Hollywood Hills early Monday morning for a medical emergency. He was transported to Cedar-Sinai Medical Center where he passed away shortly after," Family Attorney Kirk E. Schenck said in a statement. Lee was a writer and editor and, at various points, both the publisher and vice president of Marvel Comics. He spent more than three-quarters of a century working in the comic book business, for which he was inducted into the Will Eisner Hall of Fame in and Jack Kirby Hall of Fame in , and received a National Medal of Arts in In Hollywood, where Lee received his own star on the Walk of Fame in , he was awarded the Producers Guild of America's Vanguard Award and was declared an official Disney Legend during the studio's D23 Expo in Over the course of his career, especially in the most recent era of successful screen adaptations of his creations, Lee became the face of Marvel and perhaps the most iconic persona in all of comics, with his silver hair and bushy white mustache, signature tinted shades, a broad grin a
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