Thomas William Lee, a longtime resident of Colborne Township, died at Sundridge, Ontario, near North Bay on Sept. 8, 1972. He was 90.
He was born in Londesboro on Dec. 28, 1881 and married Mabel Garvie who survives him.
Mr. Lee is also survived by two sons, Elmer of Clinton, and William of the United States; two daughters, Mrs. Harvey (Norma) Astley of Brooks, Alt. and Mrs. Norman (Verna) Hamm of Sundridge, Ont.
Ten grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren also survive, along with four sisters, Mrs. Jack (Mabel) Scott of Seaforth, Mrs. Bert (Fanny) Beacom, Clinton, Mrs. Charlie (Ella) Wollwin, Stouffville and Mrs. Roy (Edna) Domm, Port Colborne and one brother, Sid of Sarnia also survives.
Funeral service was held from the Ball Funeral Home on Sept. 11, 1972 with Rev. Warr officiating. Interment was in Clinton Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Jim Blake, Norman Allin, Jonathon Fisher, Lawrence Synder, Bill Synder and Aaron Fisher.
Flower bearers were Larry Lee, Elmer Schutz, Ken Lee and Robert Lee.
He was born in Londesboro on Dec. 28, 1881 and married Mabel Garvie who survives him.
Mr. Lee is also survived by two sons, Elmer of Clinton, and William of the United States; two daughters, Mrs. Harvey (Norma) Astley of Brooks, Alt. and Mrs. Norman (Verna) Hamm of Sundridge, Ont.
Ten grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren also survive, along with four sisters, Mrs. Jack (Mabel) Scott of Seaforth, Mrs. Bert (Fanny) Beacom, Clinton, Mrs. Charlie (Ella) Wollwin, Stouffville and Mrs. Roy (Edna) Domm, Port Colborne and one brother, Sid of Sarnia also survives.
Funeral service was held from the Ball Funeral Home on Sept. 11, 1972 with Rev. Warr officiating. Interment was in Clinton Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Jim Blake, Norman Allin, Jonathon Fisher, Lawrence Synder, Bill Synder and Aaron Fisher.
Flower bearers were Larry Lee, Elmer Schutz, Ken Lee and Robert Lee.
Thomas William Lee, a longtime resident of Colborne Township, died at Sundridge, Ontario, near North Bay on Sept. 8, 1972. He was 90.
He was born in Londesboro on Dec. 28, 1881 and married Mabel Garvie who survives him.
Mr. Lee is also survived by two sons, Elmer of Clinton, and William of the United States; two daughters, Mrs. Harvey (Norma) Astley of Brooks, Alt. and Mrs. Norman (Verna) Hamm of Sundridge, Ont.
Ten grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren also survive, along with four sisters, Mrs. Jack (Mabel) Scott of Seaforth, Mrs. Bert (Fanny) Beacom, Clinton, Mrs. Charlie (Ella) Wollwin, Stouffville and Mrs. Roy (Edna) Domm, Port Colborne and one brother, Sid of Sarnia also survives.
Funeral service was held from the Ball Funeral Home on Sept. 11, 1972 with Rev. Warr officiating. Interment was in Clinton Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Jim Blake, Norman Allin, Jonathon Fisher, Lawrence Synder, Bill Synder and Aaron Fisher.
Flower bearers were Larry Lee, Elmer Schutz, Ken Lee and Robert Lee.
He was born in Londesboro on Dec. 28, 1881 and married Mabel Garvie who survives him.
Mr. Lee is also survived by two sons, Elmer of Clinton, and William of the United States; two daughters, Mrs. Harvey (Norma) Astley of Brooks, Alt. and Mrs. Norman (Verna) Hamm of Sundridge, Ont.
Ten grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren also survive, along with four sisters, Mrs. Jack (Mabel) Scott of Seaforth, Mrs. Bert (Fanny) Beacom, Clinton, Mrs. Charlie (Ella) Wollwin, Stouffville and Mrs. Roy (Edna) Domm, Port Colborne and one brother, Sid of Sarnia also survives.
Funeral service was held from the Ball Funeral Home on Sept. 11, 1972 with Rev. Warr officiating. Interment was in Clinton Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Jim Blake, Norman Allin, Jonathon Fisher, Lawrence Synder, Bill Synder and Aaron Fisher.
Flower bearers were Larry Lee, Elmer Schutz, Ken Lee and Robert Lee.
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