Passed away at his home with his family by his side on Friday, July 17th, 2020, at the age of 83.Loving husband of Maria for 58 years.Much loved father of Robert Greco, Lawrence Greco and his wife Marian and Paul Greco and his wife Lynn. Cherished Nonno to many wonderful grandchildren.Dear brother of Pasquale (Antonietta), Vince (Ida) and the late Bruno and Quinto.Private family service will be held at BARNES MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, 5295 Thickson Rd. N., Whitby on Thursday.In memory of Frank, memorial donations may be made to Sunnybrook Health Centre.Messages of condolence and shared memories can be left for the family by visiting barnesmemorialfuneralhome.com.

(March 17, 1934 - June 27, 2020)Passed away peacefully at Ross Memorial Hospital at the age of 86.Loving and devoted husband to Verna for 56 years until her passing on July 17, 2016.Loving father to Richard (Laurie) and Stephen (Marnie). Grandfather to Mackenzie, Troy, Richard and Daniel.He will be sadly missed by his sister Jacqueline, extended family (The Molnars) and friends.Special thanks to the staff in palliative care at Ross Memorial Hospital for making Fred’s last days as comfortable and bearable as possible.A private family service and cremation will take place. A celebration of life will be forthcoming.

(June 18, 1929 – May 18, 2020) Passed away peacefully at home at the age of 90, with his loving wife Marion by his side. Beloved husband of Marion Wagg. Much loved father of Lynne Browne (Terry), Michelle Browne (Scott), Christopher Wagg (predeceased) and Michael Wagg (Karen). Cherished grandfather of Jordan Browne, Kyler Browne, Lindsay Browne, Jenna Staite, Garrett Browne, Sarah Wagg and Amanda Wagg. Great grandfather to Caleb, Adella, Bentley, Weston and Harrison. Predeceased by his parents Sylvain and Edalie (VanSnick) Van Den Berghe and his sister Mary DeWilde. Frank had a love for fishing, hunting, bird watching and sharing a beer with his buddies. A private family service will take place at the OSHAWA FUNERAL HOME. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations to Heart and Stroke Foundation would be much appreciated.

May 14, 1939 - May 3, 2020 Flora Pimentel Arendoque, 80, 11 days before her 81st birthday, died 3rd of May 2020 at her residence Orchard Villa in Pickering, Ontario, Canada 13 days after being diagnosed with Covid-19.Although asymptomatic, her health deteriorated not due but because of Covid-19.Her children and grandchildren had a chance to say their farewell through a window on Wednesday April 29th. Her 5 children had a chance to spend one on one one-at-a-time on Friday May 1st on her bedside.Flora Pimentel Arendoque was born on May 14 1939 in San Fernando, La Union, Philippines.She is one of 5 sisters and a brother with loving parents.Met and married Marconi Arendoque on January 1960 and had 5 children, 4 boys and 1 girl, Dan, Edmarc Amy, Emil and Lord. In 1978, she was invited to migrate to Canada as a Registered Nurse. So by January 1979, Dad, Mom and all 5 kids left everything back home and move to Canada, in Scarborough. Parents did their best to make sure we were okay. Flora is survived by her 5 children, Dan, Edmarc, Amy, Emil and Lord and 18 grandchildren. She is kind, caring, very patient, and will always find a way to help anyone to the best of her ability. She will forever be missed. We love you very much, Mama. Please contact Kimberley Ibanez to reserve a visitation time slot via email at kimberley.ibanez@gmail.come.

Lifelong Jersey Farmer Member of the Canadian Agriculture Hall of Fame. Passed away peacefully at Hope Street Terrace Port Hope on Earth Day April 22nd, 2020 at the age of 95 years. Beloved husband of the late Ruth Stenger (nee McClelland). Loved brother of Cordula (the late Fritz) Herbst of Switzerland and Judy (Bob) Weeden of British Columbia. He will be remembered by his many nieces and nephews, Christopher, Angelina, Valentine & Benjamin in Switzerland, Jeremy of Forest Hill, Ontario and Robert, Bristol and Kimberly in the United States. His chosen family, Tim & Sharyn Sargent, Stephynie, Bruce, Daniel, Melyssa and Benjamin will miss his wit and mentorship. Deeply missed by Carl and Evelyn Sargent travel companions and Jersey family for many years and many Jersey industry friends. Frank was always a hard worker, and loved to work with young people, instilling that work ethic on the next generations. His world famous Enniskillen Jersey herd was a testament to his hard work. Frank spent many years as the chief Canadian exporter of Jersey cattle to many different continents. Known as “Mr. Canada” he judged cattle in many countries and was often called on for his immense knowledge in the Jersey industry. Special thanks to the wonderful staff at Hope Street Terrace who have worked tirelessly keeping the entire home Covid-19 free and for the excellent treatment Frank received. At Frank’s request no formal funeral service will be held. Interment will be held at Bethesda Cemetery. Memorial Donations to a local food bank would be greatly appreciated.