4001. Stuart John GLENDENNING
1Newspaper Announcement, Times & Transcript 18 Sep 2003.
"Stuart John Glendenning 1912 - 2003 It is with deep sadness we announce the death of Stuart John Glendenning, loving husband of Alice Glendenning at the Villa du Repos on Thursday, September 17, 2003 at the age of 91. He is survived by five daughters, Lorraine (Don) McGinnis of Ontario, Rose Fotes of Moncton, Tina (Albert) Thibodeau of Moncton, Theresa (Fred) Carter of Riverview, Sylvia (Michael) Brown of Moncton; one son, John (Anita) Vautour of Moncton; special grandfather to nine grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren. There is no visitation or services at his request. Donations to the Canadian Diabetes Association or charity of your choice on his behalf would be appreciated. Interment will be at Fairhaven Memorial Gardens. It Broke Our Hearts To Lose You But You Never Went Alone For Part Of Us Went With You The Day God Called You Home Sleep Well Dad For We Will Miss You Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to Tuttle Bros. Funeral Home, (506) 857-8564. www.tuttlefuneralhome.com."2Gravestone.
"GLENDENNING Stuart 1912 - 2003 Alice 1905 - 2004."
1Newspaper Announcement.
"Alice Glendenning 1905 - 2004 It is with deep sadness we announce the death of Alice Glendenning of the Villa du Repos on July 1, 2004 at the age of 99. She is survived by five daughters, Lorraine (Don) McGinnis of Ontario, Rose Fotes of Moncton, Tina (Albert) Thibodeau of Moncton, Theresa (Fred) Carter of Riverview, Sylvia (Michael) Brown of Moncton; and one son, John (Anita) Vautour of Moncton; and brother, Alphee; nine grandchildren; and 21 great grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews. She is predeceased by her husband, Stuart; sisters, Lena, Doreen and Zylia; and brothers, Fred, John and Alyre. No visitation or services at her request. Donations in lieu of flowers may be made to the charity of your choice on her behalf. Sincere thanks go the caring and kind staff at the Villa du Repos and thanks to the staff at the George Dumont during her last hours. Silent thoughts, tears unseen Wishing your absence Was only a dream Today, tomorrow, Our whole lives through, We will love and remember you Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to Tuttle Bros. Funeral Home, (506) 857-8564. www.tuttlefuneralhome.com."
4002. Robert Lester GLENDENNING
1Gravestone.
"GLENDENNING Lester G 1918 - 1988 Isla S 1925 - 1998
married Nov 17 1944."
4007. Herman William GLENDENNING
1Gravestone.
"1906 Herman W Glendenning 1997
1905 Vera B Langill his wife 1997."2Newspaper, Fitchburg Sentinel, Friday, September 26, 1952.
Also Greenfield Recorder, Friday, October 08, 1971.
1Newspaper, Poughkeepsie Journal 20 Apr 1965.
"Miss Janet L. Glendenning, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman W. Glendenning. Gardner, Mass., and Lloyd Mead Loop Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Loop, Red Hook, were married at 4 o'clock Easter Sunday afternoon in the Old Dutch Church, Kingston. The Rev. Arthur Oudemool officiated at the double ring rites.
The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a dress of white lace over taffeta, matching accessories and a cattelya orchid corsage.
Mrs. James Genasci, Longmeadow, Mass., was matron of honor for the bride. She was dressed in beige lace over green taffeta, with beige accessories and a corsage of green cymbidium orchids. Miss Lydia Bernier, Kailua, Hawaii, was an honorary attendant.
James Richards, Saugerties, was best man for the bridegroom. Charles Warren, Poughkeepsie, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, ushered.
The bride's mother chose a blue suit dress, white accessories and a corsage of white roses. Mrs. Loop selected a blue - green print dinner dress with matching accessories and a corsage of yellow cymbidium orchids.
A reception and dinner for members of the immediate families was given at the Governor Clinton Hotel Kingston. The couple will reside in 9 Hilton Place, Saugerties.
The bride, who attended the University of Vermont, is a graduate of the Newton Wellesley Hospital School of Nursing. Newton, Mass. She has been employed as in-patient supervisor at Isham Infirmary-Hospital, Phillips Academy, Andover, Mass., for the last three and one half years.
The bridegroom, who received his bachelor and master of art degrees from the State University College at Albany, also served two years with the U. S. Army. He now is teaching at Saugerties High School."2Gravestone.
"LOOP
1931 Lloyd Mead Loop Jr
1933 Janet L Glendenning his wife."
4008. Dr Gladys Alma MCKELVIE LL D., F R A M,
1Newspaper, Calgary Herald 7 Mar 1968.
"One of this continent's most highly regarded music teachers, Dr. Gladys McKelvie Egbert, died today in Holy Cross hospital.
Born in Winnipeg, Dr. Egbert came to Calgary as a child, and, although she left the city to further her own musical education, she returned in 1921 to teach and make Calgary known as the home of Canada's top pianists.
Although Dr. Egbert began her music studies in Calgary when the city was still a "cow-town" and had to ride to her music lessons on a pony, her talent soon became known.
At 12 years of age she became the first Canadian and the youngest person to win a scholarship to England's Royal Academy of the Royal College of Music.
In 1938 she was made a fellow of the Royal Academy of Music, one of the world's most coveted musical honors.
She was honored again in Calgary in 1965 when she was awarded an honorary doctor of laws degree by the University of Calgary.
Dr. Egbert was predeceased in 1960 by her husband, Gordon Egbert, a former justice of the Supreme Court of Alberta and the son of former Lt.-Governor Dr. William Egbert."2Newspaper Announcement, Calgary Herald Sat 9 Mar 1968.
"EGBERT--March 7th, 1968, Mrs. Gladys A. Egbert, LL D., F R A M, 3616 Elbow Drive, widow of the late Mr. Justice W.G. Egbert and beloved mother of Mr. William G.N. Egbert, Calgary and Mrs. J. Peter (Wendy) Swann, Edmonton. Services were held at Christ Church today at 11:00 a.m., Archdeacon C. Swanson officiating."
Mr Justice William Gordon EGBERT
1Newspaper Obituary, Calgary Herald Tue 9 Feb 1960.
Mr. Justice Egbert came to Calgary with his parents and a sister in 1904. He was born at Milverton, Ont., on Feb. 11, 1892, the son of Hon. William and Eva C. Egbert, and received his early education in Eastern Canada before moving here. STUDIED LAW
"Funeral services for Mr. Justice William Gordon Egbert, for 10 years a member of the trail division of the Supreme Court of Alberta, will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday in Christ Church, Elbow Park, with Canon W.H. H. Crump officiating.
Attending Central High School in Calgary, he gave up plans to become a doctor (his father's profession) and elected to study law. At Central High School he took part in field sports and excelled particularly in 100 and 200-yard events. He was named president of the school's athletic association. Because there was no law course at the University of Alberta at the time, he enrolled at the University of Toronto. After winning the P.W. Ellis medal, highest honor in the graduation year in political science, at Toronto in 1913, he went to Osgoode Hall for one year. Returning to Calgary, he took lectures from prominent Calgary barristers and in 1916 won the Law Society Gold Medal. ADMITTED TO BAR
Introduced to Leo Miller, he was admitted to the Alberta bar in 1916 after articling with the firm of Griffith, Ford and Miller. In 1924 he married Gladys McKelvie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neil McKelvie. Specializing in corporation law, Mr. Justice Egbert was with the firm of Clarke, Carson and McLeod until he went into partnership with the late A.L. Smith in 1925. He became the first president of the young men's section of the Calgary Board of Trade, the first organization of its kind in the province. A highly respected member of the Alberta bench after his appointment in 1950, Mr. Justice Egbert was noted for his humane decisions and for written judgments that were considered among the best in Western Canada. He was a member of the Calgary Golf and Country Club and the Ranchmen's Club. He lived at 3616 Elbow Drive. In 1953 Mr. Justice Egbert admitted his son, William, to the Alberta bar. Mr. Justice Egbert is survived by his wife, the former Gladys McKelvie, a son William, of Calgary, and a daughter, Mrs. Peter Swann, of Calgary."2Gravestone.
"EGBERT
William Gordon 1892 - 1960
Gladys Alma 1896 - 1968."
6377. Hon William Gordon Neil EGBERT
1Gravestone.
"EGBERT
William Gordon Neil Egbert 1928 - 2005
Margot Winnifred Egbert 1929 - 2009."
1Gravestone.
"JOHNSON
1901 Lee R. Johnson 1985
his wife
1903 Jean Glendinning 1944
1944 Ian 1944."
6380. Raymond Arthur JOHNSON
1Gravestone.
"JOHNSON
Raymond A. 1928 - 2010
Erna V, 1927 - 2017."
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Helston Q3 1924 5c 246.
Mother's maiden surname Yeates.
6383. Marion J JOHNSON
1Gravestone.
"ROBINSON
John W.Robinson 1936 -
married Nov. 12, 1960
Marion J, Johnson 1939 - 2011."
4015. Thomas Arthur GLENDINNING
1Newspaper Obituary, Tampa Triibune 23 Mar 1989.
"THOMAS ARTHUR GLENDINNING, 82, of Zephyrhills died Tuesday. He was born in India where his parents Dr and Mrs J A Glendinning were missionaries for 42 years. He moved to this area in 1974 from Braintree, Mass. He was retired from Boston Gear Co. and a member of the First United Methodist Church of Zephyrhills, Masons and Shriners.
He is survived by his wife, Mabelle of Zephyrhills ; a daughter, Cheryl Dokes of Nashville, Tenn.; three sisters, Helen MacMillan and May, both of Nova Scotia, and Ruth Lewis of Vancouver, Canada; and two granddaughters."
4018. Gerald William GLENDINNING
1Newspaper Announcement, The Gazette 27 May 1995.
"GLENDINNING, Gerald William (Gerry), Retired passenger agent, Canadian Pacific Steamships, Montreal, formerly of Hudson, Quebec. On Thursday, May 25, 1995 in Victoria, B.C. Beloved husband of Constance. Dear father of Ronald and Diane, Loving brother of Jean Colcomb, Montreal and the late Arthur (Glen) of Winnipeg."
4019. Robert Arthur GLENDINNING
1Gravestone.
"GLENDINNING Robert A. (Glen) 1901 - 1987 Vera B. 1901 - 1973."
1Newspaper Obituary, Winnipeg Free Press 12 Nov 2009.
"JOYCE MARIE GLENDINNING (THORDARSON) March 29, 1932 - November 8, 2009 On Sunday, November 8, 2009, our beautiful and beloved wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and mother-in-law, Joyce Marie (Jo), left us. Jo was born in Hartney, Manitoba, and grew up in Brandon. She attended Brandon College and received her BA in 1953. She excelled in sports, especially track and field, which earned her the Athlete of the Year award in her graduating year. In 1955, she earned a Master's Degree in Social Work at the University of Manitoba. In 1957, while working as a social worker, she met and married Bob, who would be her love and soul-mate for 52 years. Together they raised five children: Lisa (Randy), Sigrid (Raymond), Lesley (Will), Signy (Mike) and Chris. Jo adored her 14 beautiful grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. When their children were grown, Jo's passion for literature, the arts and ideas led her naturally to a second career at McNally Robinson Booksellers, where she met many people and formed lasting friendships. Jo contributed to her community in many ways, as a member of the Aboriginal Friendship Committee at Fort Garry United Church, PEO, Grands and More (AIDS, Africa), Habitat for Humanity, as a school reading tutor, and a member of other social and political action groups. She was an avid reader, a lifelong learner and was always ready to try something new. She was an inveterate member of a French Conversation class, where, as in all her activities, she formed wonderful friendships. She loved music of all genres, but most of all loved playing the piano to Bob's clarinet. Her latest musical adventure was playing the African djembe drum. A celebration of Jo's life will be held at Fort Garry United Church, 800 Point Road, Winnipeg, on Friday, November 13, 2009, at 1:30 p.m. Our family thanks the caring and compassionate staff at 3E, Palliative Care Unit, Riverview Health Centre and Manitoba Home Care."2Gravestone.
"GLENDINNING Joyce Marie (Jo) 1932 - 2009."
6391. Betty Jean GLENDINNING
1Newspaper Obituary, Vancouver Sun 1-3 Nov 2012.
"MICHAL, Betty Jean (nee Glendinning) June 29, 1938 - October 28, 2012 Passed away peacefully in her home in Vancouver with her sons by her side. She is survived by sons, Paul (Heather) and Carl (Joanna), grandchildren Jasper, Joelle, Joni and Clara, brother Bob, sister Maryalyce (John), and many nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by husband Ray, sister-in- law Joyce Marie and granddaughter Olivia. Betty was born in Deloraine Manitoba as the youngest child of Robert Arthur and Vera Blanche Glendinning (nee Geddes). The family moved to Selkirk Manitoba where the children grew up. After finishing her schooling, Betty began work at Great West Life Insurance in Winnipeg where she became a department manager and met Ray Michal. The couple married in 1965 and relocated to Vancouver where she began working at BC Hydro. Her career was interrupted by the birth of sons Paul in 1967 and Carl in 1969. Betty began volunteering in the library at the boys' school, leading to a long rewarding career with the Vancouver School Board. She worked in several schools including MacCorkindale and Norquay where she shared her passion for books with countless children and formed many friendships lasting decades. After her retirement from the school board she worked part-time at Stage One Accounting until her diagnosis of breast cancer in 2007. Her greatest joy in life was spending time with her family and friends. She loved the beaches and parks, theatre, music and restaurants of Vancouver. She was well known for her offbeat sense of humour, her dance routines and her unique eye wear fashion. A celebration of her life will take place at 1:00 pm on Friday, November 2 at the St. James Community Hall, 3214 West 10th Avenue. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the BC Cancer Foundation."
4021. Ethel CHAMBERLAIN
1Newspaper Announcement.
"Ethel Roberts Fort Fairfield 81. Died at her High St. residence 4-1-1975. She was born in Harvey Station, NB., Canada 2-25-1894 the daughter of William and Maud (Glendenning) Chamberlain. She was a graduate of FFHS class of 1911 and Colby College class of 1915. She retired in 1964 having taught English at FFHS for many years. She was a member of St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Surviving are her husband, Melvin Roberts of Fort Fairfield, 2 sons, Philip of Fort Fairfield and David of Bangor, a daughter, Mrs. Sarah Christophersen of Lyndonville, VT., 2 sisters, Mrs.Edna Nelson and Mrs. Dolly Maines of San Gabriel, CAL., 13 grandchildren. Burial Riverside cemetery."