Alex spent most of his life in North Sydney and often joked about starting St. Joseph's School on April Fools day. He worked for RJ Jabalee for over 40 years. His happiest moments were spent with Mom and friends, sitting in the front porch. After retirement Dad enjoyed gardening, woodworking and spending time with his children and grandchildren. Grampa was known for his gravy, turkey dressing, prime rib roast and brown sugar fudge. Dad was a true gentleman who was kind-hearted and very accepting of whatever came his way.
Dad was a great fiddler and loved listening to Cape Breton music. He became a member of the Cape Breton Fiddlers in the 1970's and travelled with them to many concerts along with his brother John. They played for the Queen at the Citadel in Halifax for Canada Day the 1980's.
Dad was a great fiddler and loved listening to Cape Breton music. He became a member of the Cape Breton Fiddlers in the 1970's and travelled with them to many concerts along with his brother John. They played for the Queen at the Citadel in Halifax for Canada Day the 1980's.
Alex spent most of his life in North Sydney and often joked about starting St. Joseph's School on April Fools day. He worked for RJ Jabalee for over 40 years. His happiest moments were spent with Mom and friends, sitting in the front porch. After retirement Dad enjoyed gardening, woodworking and spending time with his children and grandchildren. Grampa was known for his gravy, turkey dressing, prime rib roast and brown sugar fudge. Dad was a true gentleman who was kind-hearted and very accepting of whatever came his way.
Dad was a great fiddler and loved listening to Cape Breton music. He became a member of the Cape Breton Fiddlers in the 1970's and travelled with them to many concerts along with his brother John. They played for the Queen at the Citadel in Halifax for Canada Day the 1980's.
Dad was a great fiddler and loved listening to Cape Breton music. He became a member of the Cape Breton Fiddlers in the 1970's and travelled with them to many concerts along with his brother John. They played for the Queen at the Citadel in Halifax for Canada Day the 1980's.
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