With deep sadness, we announce the passing of William “David” Bruce Pitt, who died in Hamilton on October 23, 2026, at the age of 59. David will be profoundly missed by his spouse, Heather; his cherished children, Paige and Conrad; and his in-laws, Mary and Robert, Lee and Julie, Candice and Steven, Vanessa and Angelo, and nieces and nephew.
Predeceased by his parents, William Pitt and Theresa Pitt (Gomoll), David will be lovingly remembered by his sisters and brothers-in-law, Jennifer and Peter, Laurie and Paul, and Nancy and Don, as well as many nieces and nephews.
Family and friends are invited to gather in remembrance and celebrate David’s life on November 8, 2026, from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. at Turner Family Funeral Home, 53 Main St., Dundas.
In lieu of flowers, the family invites you to honour David’s memory with a donation to a charitable organization meaningful to you.
Some people leave a mark on our hearts that time can never erase. Michaela Wachznuik was one of those people. At just 25 years old, her life ended far too soon, leaving behind a sadness that words can never fully express. But alongside that sadness are the memories of a young woman who was deeply loved, who had a wonderful sense of humour, and whose presence meant so much to the people fortunate enough to be part of her life.
Michaela was the beloved daughter of Paige and Robert Sutherland, who lovingly raised her from childhood and shared in the many moments that shaped her life. She was also the biological daughter of Arnold Anderson Jr. and Deanna Wachznuik, who remain part of her family story.
Michaela could be quiet at times, but those who knew her well also knew her wonderful sense of humour. She had a way of bringing laughter into moments when it was least expected, and those who shared in her jokes and laughter will always treasure those memories. There was so much more to Michaela than words could ever capture, and the people closest to her knew the special person she was.
One of Michaela’s greatest passions was horses. She was an incredibly talented competitive equestrian rider who won numerous competitions through her dedication and ability. Horses were a huge part of her life and one of her greatest loves. The time she spent with them brought her happiness, purpose, and countless memories that will always be cherished.
Her love extended just as deeply to her beloved French bulldogs, Thelma and Louise. They were not simply pets to Michaela; they were her babies, whom she adored and cared for like her own children. They were part of her family and her everyday world, and the love she had for them was unmistakable.
Michaela also loved travelling and treasured the time she spent visiting family in Scotland and Florida. She enjoyed road trips, exploring new places, and making memories along the way. At home, she loved walking the trails near her house, finding enjoyment in the outdoors and the familiar places that brought her peace. She was artistic in many ways, with a creative side that was uniquely her own.
One of the most beautiful bonds in Michaela’s life was the connection she shared with her brother Arnie. They were like kindred spirits, almost like twins, with a connection that words could never fully explain. They often seemed to know what the other was thinking without having to say a single word. Their bond was rare, deep, and special, and the love they shared will remain a part of Arnie forever. Some connections go beyond words, and theirs was one of them.
Equally special in Michaela’s life was her best friend, Hailey. Their friendship was a precious part of Michaela’s world, built on the kind of closeness and shared memories that make a person feel truly understood. Hailey was more than just a friend; she was someone who held a special place in Michaela’s heart and was part of her life in a way that can never be replaced. The moments they shared, the laughter, the conversations, and the memories they created together will always be treasured. A friendship like theirs does not end with goodbye; it lives on in the memories, the stories, and the love that remains. Hailey will forever carry a piece of Michaela with her.
Michaela will be deeply missed by her parents, Paige and Robert Sutherland; her biological parents, Arnold Anderson Jr. and Deanna Wachznuik; her brothers, Arnie (Kendra) and Billy (Alexis); her aunt Shyla Trudel (Nick); her uncle, Keith Anderson (Misty); her grandfather, Arnold Anderson Sr. (Poppa), and his wife, Alison (Bubba); her grandfather, Michael McKinnon; her great-aunt, Laura Wachznuik; her best friend, Hailey; and her extended family and many friends.
Michaela was predeceased by her uncle Daniel Anderson and her grandmothers, Teresa Wachznuik and Sylvia Anderson, who are remembered with love.
Twenty-five years is far too little time for a life with so much more left to experience. There should have been more horse competitions, more road trips, more visits with family, more walks along her favourite trails, more laughter with Hailey, more unspoken conversations with Arnie, and so many more days with Thelma and Louise by her side.
Although Michaela’s time here was far too short, the memories she leaves behind will live on in countless ways — in the places she loved, the animals she cherished, the laughter she shared, and the special connections she built with the people closest to her.
Michaela was loved more than words can say. Her absence will be felt deeply, her memory will be held close, and the love people have for her will never fade.
Forever 25. Forever loved. Forever our Michaela.
A visitation will be held on Sunday, November 1st from 1pm-3pm at Turner Family Funeral Home (53 Main Street, Dundas).
In lieu of flowers, donations to the SPCA in Michaela’s memory would be greatly appreciated, in honour of the love she had for animals.
Peacefully on October 15, 2026, at AgeCare Willowgrove in her 96th year. Beloved wife of the late Dusan (2016) for 67 years. Cherished mother of Michael (Cecilia) and the late Dennis (2001). Loving grandmother of Meghan (Mason) and Logan (Hannah). Dear sister of the late Hilda Rados, Anneliese Witte, Lucie Flohrer, Carl Wieprich and Walter Wieprich. Born in Celle, Germany, Elizabeth’s life was a testament to resilience and love. She devoted herself to her family and friends, nurturing bonds that brought joy to all who knew her. We extend our deepest gratitude to the caring staff at AgeCare Willowgrove, whose compassion provided comfort and care during her short stay. A Celebration of Life will be held on November 7, 2026, from 2:00-4:00 p.m. at the Turner Family Funeral Home, 53 Main Street, Dundas.
After a full and wonderful life, Audrey passed away peacefully at the age of 100, surrounded by her loving family, on October 20, 2026, at St. Peter’s Hospital in Hamilton.
Audrey is now reunited with her beloved husband, Tom, and her parents, William and Beatrice Gray. Also predeceased by her siblings, Harold (Vina), Evelyn (Dick), and Lorna (Frank).
She will be lovingly remembered and deeply missed by her children, Mary-Ann Drolet (Denis), Lorna Zuccolo (Peter), Scott Chapman (Iren), and Tom Chapman (Tina). Precious Grandma of Amélie (Simon), Melissa (Kevin), Stephanie (Bruno), Christopher (Daniel) Stephen (Natalie), Jennifer (Daniel), Sarah (Erik), Lauren, Jonathon (Cassandra), and Ryan. Wonderful great grandma to Thomas, Eloïse, Marie, Chloe, Mia, Miles, Claire and Maxwell. She will also be fondly remembered by her many nieces, nephews, extended family and dear friends.
Audrey’s greatest joy came from spending time with the people she loved. She had a genuine love of life, a deep appreciation for nature and a special place in her heart for her beloved pets. Exceptionally kind, compassionate and always willing to lend an ear, Audrey had a wonderful way of making others feel heard, cared for and welcomed. Her dedication to volunteering and helping others was a reflection of the generous spirit that touched so many lives.
One of Audrey’s most cherished places was her cottage, where she created countless happy memories with family and friends. Days spent playing games, swimming, laughing, gardening, walking in nature and birdwatching brought her great happiness. These simple yet treasured moments will remain in the hearts of those who shared them with her.
The family extends heartfelt gratitude to all their family and friends for the outpouring of love, kindness and support during this time. Special thanks are extended to the staff at The Georgian in Dundas, her wonderful PSW Caregivers, Hamilton General Hospital and St. Peter’s Hospital in Hamilton for their care and compassion.
Visitation will be held at the Turner Family Funeral Home, 53 Main St. Dundas, Ont. L9H 2P7 on October 29, 2026 from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm and 6:00 – 8:00 pm
Funeral service will be held on Friday, October 30, 2026 at St. James Anglican Church, 137 Melville St. in Dundas at 11:00 am. Reception to follow at the Church.
Audrey’s long and beautiful life was a gift to all who knew her. She will be remembered for her kind heart, her love of family and friends, and the countless memories she leaves behind. She will be dearly missed and forever loved.
Passed away peacefully at St. Joseph’s Villa Dundas on October 9th, 2026 in her 87th year.
Beloved spouse of David. Loving mother to Brian and Steve. Will be sadly missed by siblings Reg, Elizabeth, and David. Predeceased by siblings Margaret and Brian. A private Funeral Service will be held at Glenwood Cemetery on October 24th, 2026. Friends and family are invited to Turner Family Funeral Home, 53 Main St. Dundas, on November 21st, 2026 from 2pm-4pm for a Celebration of Life.
