(January 19, 1924 – July 24, 2020)Passed away peacefully at Northumberland Hills Hospital, Cobourg Ontario.Predeceased by her husband Tony Fardella; her parents Dewitt and Erma Harness; her sisters Roselyn, Helen, Joan and her brother Reid Harness.She will be missed by her niece Lisa (Harness) Raetsen and family and her nephew Earl Nixon and family.A private family service will be held at Orono Cemetery.Donations to the Salvation Army would be gratefully appreciated.

(June 18th, 1946 - July 18th, 2020)Passed away July 18, 2020 in her 75th year. Eleanor was born in Powassan, Ontario on June 18, 1946, the youngest of 7 children.Her first years of school were in a one room schoolhouse. She later attended Powassan High School with thoughts of being a teacher. After also considering a career as an airline ticket attendant, she decided on a career in banking. Eleanor met her future husband Mike through a co-worker, who thought they would make a great couple.She was right! They were married in North Bay on October 12, 1968 and that was the start of their wonderful life together. This fall would have marked 52 years together. When their first child, Karen, was born, Eleanor became a stay at home mom.A few years later Lisa was born, and the family was complete. Eleanor loved raising her daughters and being home with them. As the girls became teenagers, Eleanor went back to work for a while.Once the first grandchild arrived, she retired for good. Mike joined her in retirement in 2008. Mike and Eleanor have many cherished memories of travelling, and spending time together on their daily walks. Eleanor spent her adult life actively involved in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.She served in a variety of ways, and particularly loved serving in the temple. Eleanor will be lovingly remembered by her husband Mike, their children Karen Rowland and Lisa (Graham) Wing. Eleanor will also be fondly remembered by her six grandchildren, Colton, Andrew, Melanie, Matthew, Courtney, and Christine. Predeceased by her parents Thelma Dallyn and Merritt Smith, sisters Jean (Adam) Veitch, Shirley (John) Dutchik, Fay (Keith) Keuhl and brother William. Survived by brothers James and Herbert. Service will be held on Friday, July 24, 2020. We know that there are many who would have wanted to attend her service and be with our family at this time.Due to the current pandemic restrictions it’s necessary for us to request that her funeral attendance is by invitation only. Interment will follow at GROVESIDE CEMETERY, Brooklin. Thank you to BARNES MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME and members of the Oshawa Ward for their support. In memory of Eleanor, memorial donations to Thyroid Cancer Canada or a CHARITY of your choice would be appreciated.

July 16, 1992 - June 21, 2020 It is with great sorrow we announce the passing of our beloved Erin Janet Child.She was born on July 16th 1992 and passed away on June 21, 2020.She played soccer her whole childhood culminating with an athletic scholarship to Trent University.She Graduated from Trent with a BA and a place on the Deans’ list.Though she faced a myriad of challenges that set her apart from her peers in many ways, Erin made friends everywhere she went. She was engaged to Andrew and together they bought a home and hoped to build a special life.She loved spending time with him, their 2 puppies and also with her very special friends. Erin is predeceased by grandparents Don and Hazel Child.She is survived by parents Colin and Heather Child, her sister Victoria Lecourt and brother in law Mathew Lecourt, grandparents John and Norma Petican, grandfather Ron Gunn, her common law husband Andrew Johnson, and his parents Christopher and Mary Johnson and a host of family and friends. In lieu of flowers, the family would appreciate a memorial donation be made in Erin’s name to CAMH. Arrangements with McEachnie Funeral Home.

(1927-2020) - E. Raymond Walters died peacefully at his home in Port Perry on June 23, 2020, in his 94th year.He was born in his grandfather’s house on Main Street South in Uxbridge on February 26, 1927.Between these two bookend events 16 km apart, spanned a remarkable life as full and rich as they come. Ray was a talented artist and businessman who was happiest outdoors — camping, painting, downhill skiing, flying, fishing and playing golf. He belonged to a cohort of commercial artists, lithographers and printers in Toronto who, inspired by the Group of Seven a generation earlier, escaped the city every year to sketch and paint rural Ontario.Ray was the son of Lloyd Walters and Mary Stephen, both of Uxbridge.During the Second World War, Ray had wanted to join the air force but was too young. So he took a pilot training program offered by the government instead and learned how to fly.If reincarnation existed, he once mused he would like to come back as a loon so that he could fly and fish all day long. Ray was predeceased in 2018 by Lois, his beloved wife of nearly 66 years, and his brother Jim in 2012. He leaves behind sons Kevin, Cameron (Janice) and Christopher (Randy), and his grandson Peter (Jessica), as well a garage full of things he never threw away. Ray will also be missed by nieces and nephews and a wide circle of friends, neighbours and fellow artists.Thanks to the compassionate care providers who helped make Ray’s last days at home as comfortable as possible. Interment to take place at Ingoldsby Pioneer Cemetery at a later date.Charitable donations are welcome in Ray’s memory to the Arts & Letters Club of Toronto Foundation to assist youth in the arts.

March 5, 1934 – June 13, 2020 It is with great sadness the Camazzola family announce the passing of their mother, grandmother and great grandmother at Reachview Village, Uxbridge on Saturday, June 13, 2020 at the age of 86.Eileen was the beloved wife of the late Robert.Loving mother of Carlo (Deborah), Anna (Roger), Linda (Brian) and the late Celina. Cherished Nana of Melissa, Sarina (Matthew), Elise (Steven), Luke (Emily) Madeline and Great-Nonna of Brayden. Dear sister of Theresa and Bob. The family is extremely grateful to the staff at Reachview Village in Uxbridge for their compassion, diligence and bravery in extremely difficult conditions.We would also like to thank the residents who became friends to Mom. Per Eileen’s wishes, cremation has taken place and a celebration of her life will be held at a later date.In lieu of flowers, donations in Eileen’s memory may be made to the Alzheimer Society of Durham Region or a CHARITY important to you.