We Remember Those Who Left Us To Soon
We remember those who left us too soon. Their stories, kindness, and love remain part of our lives and continue through the memories we share.
Remembering their Lives and Legacies
Obituaries of this generation
Calvin Keith Grozelle December 14-April 23, 1973
Calvin passed suddenly on April 21, 1973. while doing something he loved, curling. He began to feel unwell and collapsed at the arena. He was pronounced dead when the ambulance arrived.
He left his wife Jean and four children who to this day miss his kindness and his tenderness. The children are Christopher Keith who is deceased, Liza Russell, Scott Grozelle and Karen Grozelle. He is missed by his parents Keith and Pearl Grozelle, His siblings Faye Smedley, Terry Grozelle and Sandra Lash
Christopher Keith Grozelle March 27, 1964-March o6, 2020
The video celebrates Chris’ life, from his early childhood and school years to his travels, work, and people who loved him.
Because he loved Costa Rica so much and took many trips there I have included quite a view images of these trips. Chris loved the Philippines also, you will see him with the woman he loved, Angela. He was on his way to marry her, but unfortunately, he died on the way.
grozelle Family Obituaries
John William Lash – mAY 3, 1946 – mArch 20, 2014.
John was my Brother-in-law, he was such a family man. He loved his children so much. He loved taking his daughter Becky shopping, something that reflected the special bond they shared. He was so proud of his son Jason’s athletic achievements.
I remember him as a gentle, pleasant man who was always willing to help you. His neighbours would agree with me.
He is sorely missed by his family and everyone who knew him.
William Ronald ‘Bill’ Grozelle, 1929-2013
Bill aged 84 died on Friday October 4, 2013 at Temiskaming Hospital
Bill was a life-long resident of Haileybury. His athletic life was long and varied; he excelled at every sport he attempted. In particular he represented Northern Ontario in three Canadian Curling Championships. It would be remiss to not note how involved he was in many and varied community organizations.
In his later years, he developed a strong passion for singing and participated in two Senior Jubilees at Roy Thomson Hall.
Betty Ruth McLaughlin, 1930-2011
Betty Ruth McLaughlin was born on August 8, 1930 and died at Temiskaming Hospital on February 9, 2011
I knew Betty when she was a teenager and I was around 4. I remember sitting at a child’s table with her and drinking hot chocolate she made for me. I thought she was the most wonderful person.
