He was gruff, he was blustery, but he was tender inside and vulernable. He had some hard things to deal with and he kept up a good front. He liked to laugh and horseplay.
A longtime resident of Sarnia, Ontario, he owned a restaurant there with a billiard room upstairs. He is buried, next to his wife Adelaide and young son Hollis in the Little family plot at the Belmont Cemetery of Belmont, Nova Scotia, where he was born. And where he played with his little sister* after supper until sunset. Just as the sunset dropped into final darkness they would run for the safety of the house and the lights of home.
*Marion E Corkum
A longtime resident of Sarnia, Ontario, he owned a restaurant there with a billiard room upstairs. He is buried, next to his wife Adelaide and young son Hollis in the Little family plot at the Belmont Cemetery of Belmont, Nova Scotia, where he was born. And where he played with his little sister* after supper until sunset. Just as the sunset dropped into final darkness they would run for the safety of the house and the lights of home.
*Marion E Corkum
He was gruff, he was blustery, but he was tender inside and vulernable. He had some hard things to deal with and he kept up a good front. He liked to laugh and horseplay.
A longtime resident of Sarnia, Ontario, he owned a restaurant there with a billiard room upstairs. He is buried, next to his wife Adelaide and young son Hollis in the Little family plot at the Belmont Cemetery of Belmont, Nova Scotia, where he was born. And where he played with his little sister* after supper until sunset. Just as the sunset dropped into final darkness they would run for the safety of the house and the lights of home.
*Marion E Corkum
A longtime resident of Sarnia, Ontario, he owned a restaurant there with a billiard room upstairs. He is buried, next to his wife Adelaide and young son Hollis in the Little family plot at the Belmont Cemetery of Belmont, Nova Scotia, where he was born. And where he played with his little sister* after supper until sunset. Just as the sunset dropped into final darkness they would run for the safety of the house and the lights of home.
*Marion E Corkum
