We are sad to announce the peaceful passing of Bob at St. Peter’s Residence at Chedoke, one month shy of his 95th birthday.
Beloved husband of Marion (Brintnell) Moulden for 75 years. Loving father of Dave (Roxanne) and the late Susan (d.2019), (Richard Huff). Extremely proud grandfather of Dianna (Matt Peressini), Katie (Mike Walker) and James. Dementia robbed Dad of meaningful time with his great-grandchildren, Keaton, Zachary, Natalie Walker and Olivia Peressini. Predeceased by his older brothers Jack and Alf, and brothers-in-law Barry, Lloyd and Gerald Brintnell and Ken McGleish. Survived by sister-in-law Dorothy McGleish.
Dad was born and raised in London, Ontario. He was active in all sports from an early age and was a natural athlete. Growing up, he spent a lot of time with his mom, Win, as his brothers were as much as 11 years older and then off serving in World War II. His dad, Ray, was a deputy fire chief working shifts. Dad and Win would listen to Detroit sports on the radio, especially the Tigers, which were her favourites. Hence, his lifelong fandom for Detroit teams. Win kept scrapbooks of Dad’s achievements in Thames Valley teams and church leagues, and through to his years at South Collegiate, where his teammates became lifelong friends. After graduating in 1949, he joined the Huron and Erie-Canada Trust, where he met his future wife, Marion. Not wanting to lose such a prized catch, they married in 1951. Dad was 19 years old.
Deeming accounting to be his calling, he furthered his education by taking correspondence courses at night after work and ultimately achieved his Chartered Accountant designation. This prompted their move to Dundas in 1962, as Dad was hired by Stelco into Hamilton Works accounting. He loved his career at Stelco, known as a people person, he revelled in getting to know his staff and fostering their development. He was active in Stelco curling, golf and fastball leagues, making lots of friends along the way. After retiring from Stelco in 1987, he continued to put his CA designation to work in various contract positions and a longer stint with Craft Originators.
During these years, Dad was both a curling and golf member at Dundas Valley Golf and Curling Club, ultimately becoming club president in 1993. Dad and Mom enjoyed summer vacations at Bruce Beach on Lake Huron for over 50 years. Dad keenly supported his grandchildren in all their activities and rarely, if ever, missed any of James’ hockey games, often with his brother Alf in tow.
Dad and Mom were devoted parishioners at the early Sunday service at St. James Anglican Church in Dundas.
Alzheimer’s dementia forced Mom into LTC at St. Peter’s Residence in 2022, and as Dad’s dementia progressed, he followed her there in 2023. We wish to thank all the wonderful staff on the Birch Terrace for their expert care and compassion.
Dad had a big personality, enjoyed a party and a good joke, and shared his opinions freely. He loved his family, and we loved him. He will be missed. Rest in Peace, Dad.
Cremation has taken place. Visitation will be held at St. James Anglican Church, 137 Melville St. in Dundas at 12:00 pm on Tuesday, June 30th, followed by a private family service at 1:00 pm.
Those who wish, memorial donations may be made to the Alzheimer Society or St. Peter’s Residence at Chedoke. Please share condolences and memories below.
Longtime harness racing industry participant Robert “Robbie” Clark of Dundas, Ont. passed away on June 1, 2026, just shy of his 76th birthday.
Over the years Robbie worked for Max Webster and trainers such as Robert Silliphant and Francis MacNeil. Some of the horses he cared for included Lynden Dodger, Audrey Lobell, Georgia Speed and Vandella. Robbie also trained his own horses, with favourite campaigners the likes of J D Nan, Moriah Torrann and Argyel Kristie.
Robbie was a kind soul, always around giving a helping hand, telling jokes and putting a smile on everyone’s face. He always walked around with a golf club even though he never golfed. Robbie will be missed and remembered by his family and friends.
Predeceased by brothers Ronnie, Gene (Isabel), George Neil (Vicki), Doug, Carl (Jackie), Walter (Edna), Lloyd (Carol), Brian (Cathy), Robbie is survived by sisters Marie Weatherbee and Linda (George) Boyce.
Please join Standardbred Canada in offering condolences to the family and friends of Robbie Clark.
Passed away peacefully at Dr. Bob Kemp Hospice on June 16, 2026, in her 98th year. Beloved spouse of the late John (1999). Loving mother to Jim. Predeceased by her son, Norman. Caring grandmother of Kelly and Kim, great-grandmother to Nova, Brandon and Jamie Lynn, great-great grandmother to Solstice. Will be sadly missed by Celia, her daughter-in-law, grandchildren Wendy and Lynda, several great grandchildren, and Lori Phillips, her cousin. Cremation has taken place. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in memory to Dr. Bob Kemp Hospice.
It is with deep love and sadness that we announce the passing of Treena Jarrett (née: Starrs), a devoted mother, grandmother, partner, sister, and friend, on June 10th, 2026. Born on October 8th, 1951 in Dundas, Treena was the sixth of eight children, and will be remembered for the strong family bonds she carried throughout her life and the love she extended so generously to those around her.
Treena is survived by her common-law husband of 30 years, John Pelletier. She was a proud and devoted mother to her two children, Kirk and Kelly. Her legacy lives on through her four cherished grandchildren: Kyle (Christine), Berea (Tyler), Silas, and Abi. She is survived by her brother Mike (Jean) Starrs.
Treena was predeceased by her beloved siblings: Joan (Gillis) Huot, Ted (Bernice) Starrs, Billy Starrs, George Starrs, Teresa (John) Arnold, and Bonnie (Dave) Sardella. She was deeply connected to her family and carried their memories with her always.
Treena dedicated much of her working life to serving others and building lasting relationships with her coworkers. She worked for many years at Eaton’s on the Hamilton Mountain until the store’s closure in 2002. She then continued her career at The Home Depot in Hamilton, where she worked from 2002 until her retirement in 2022. Treena took pride in her work, but even more so in the friendships and connections she formed over the years. A celebration of Treena’s life will take place at The Hamilton Air Force Association, 128 King Street East, Dundas, on Sunday, June 14th, 2026, from 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
It’s with profound sadness and deep love that our family announces the passing of William Arthur Lowe, age 82, of Dundas, Ontario. Bill passed away peacefully on June 7, 2026 at St Joseph’s Hospital after a brave battle with Cancer.
Bill will be dearly missed by his loving wife Delaine, with whom he shared 40 years of marriage. He will also be fondly remembered by Sister-in-law Carleen (Bob), Sister-in-law Stella (and family), Daughter Keri (and family), along with many extended family members Stephen (Lori), Stephannie, Christopher, Brooke, Tyler, Rush. Ronda (and family), Shari (Terry), Melissa (Mike), Matthew (Olga), Justin (Dustin), Kevin & Ryan, Kaitlyn (A.J.), David & Alla
Bill spent a fulfilling career working as a Utilities Operator for McMaster University. Bill enjoyed working on cars in his spare time and camping at Pinehurst.
Friends and family are invited to attend and share their favourite memories of Bill at a celebration of life, Saturday June 13th from 1-4pm at the Royal Canadian Legion (upstairs), 280 King St W, Dundas, Ontario.
Rollo passed away surrounded by the love of his family. Left to mourn Rollo are his beloved wife of 75 years Marilyn (nee Shewfelt) and his cherished daughter Lori Christine of Hamilton. Rollo was predeceased by his dear son Warren.
Rollo was born in Doon, Ontario, to George and Mildred (Culligan) Snyder. Rollo grew up in St. George, Lynden and Waterdown. He was predeceased by his brother George and his sisters Claire White and Ina McCurdy. He is survived by his sister Rosemary Stinger of Florida.
Rollo will be missed by family members including Delbert Shewfelt (Marilyn) of Goderich, Yvonne Shewfelt of Copetown, and many nieces and nephews on both the Snyder and Shewfelt sides
Rollo was an exceptional husband and father; he loved and led by example. He will be deeply missed and never forgotten.
Rollo was a remarkably intelligent man. He was a dedicated mechanical engineer and draftsman with Proctor and Gamble for 35 year and the last Chairman of the Dundas District School Board before its amalgamation with Hamilton. He was an active member of Copetown United Church for over 70 years, where he was treasurer and an elder.
Rollo loved to be active – he played hockey, softball, golf and tennis, skied well into his 80s, and coached for many years in the Dundas Minor Hockey League. His love of sports included all levels of hockey, the Hamilton Tiger Cats and the Toronto Blue Jays.
A visitation will be held at Copetown United Church, 2218 Governor’s Rd, Copetown, ON L0R 1J0, on Thursday, June 11th from 10:00-11:00a.m. A Funeral Service will immediately follow at the church. Burial at Mt. Zion Cemetery will take place after the service.
In lieu of flowers donations can be made to Copetown United Church or the Copetown Lions Club.
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the peaceful passing of Ronald Patrick Donovan, a deeply loved father, grandfather, brother, and friend of many on June 5th , 2026 at the age of 76. Ronald is now reunited with his beloved wife, Patricia, who predeceased him.
He will be forever in the hearts of his children Joelle (Mike), Alethea, and Nathan (Shannon) and his grandchildren Corrinne, Darryn, Dara, Adanna, Ava, Erryn, and Bennett, as well as his sisters Donna and MaryEllen (Dennis).
After a long career as a heavy equipment appraiser, he settled into retirement and volunteered his time tending the gardens at the Stedman Community Hospice, serving Meals on Wheels, and assisting at the Paris Fair. His warmth, work ethic, and community spirit touched many lives. He enjoyed the outdoors, taking his beloved dog, Cece for many walks, and often stopping and talking to neighbours, who quickly became friends.
His biggest love in life, however, was his grandchildren, and spending time with them. Whether it was listening to their stories, watching a soccer game or dance recital, or simply having a meal with them, he enjoyed it all, watching them grow and flourish. He cherished every single moment with them, leaving them with an endless supply of love and cherished memories. Friends and family are invited to Turner Family Funeral Home, 53 Main St. Dundas, on Friday, June 12, 2026 from 6-8p.m. for a visitation. A Funeral Service will be held on Saturday, June 13 at 11a.m. at the Funeral Home. Cremation to follow. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to the Stedman Community Hospice.
Mom was a very quiet person. She worked at Eaton’s for over 30 years. Mom leaves behind her son Bob (Pearlina), Brenda (Mark), and Ted. Mom is predeceased by our father, Leslie, and our brother, William. She is also predeceased by her sisters, Gladie, and her twin, Betty. Mom also leaves behind her sister, Bev. Mom enjoyed her family very much. Her grandchildren and great grandchildren gave her great comfort over the years. We would like to thank the staff at Seasons in Brantford for her care, and also Dr. Anna Emili for her care and kindness. We thank you. There will be no visitation at her request. You are at peace now, Mom.
Long time resident of Dundas, Eileen died peacefully on Wednesday, June 3rd, 2026, in her 94th year. She was predeceased by her husband, Keith, and is survived by her children Michael (Holley), Tim (Sharon), and Kelly. She was a very important part of the lives of her beloved grandchildren, Ian (Megan), Robyn (Caitie), Heather (James), Lyndsey (Marcel), Stephanie (Lewis), Rachel (Erik), and Mackenzie. Also much loved are her great grandchildren, Hunter, Theo, Jade, Charlotte, Hendrik, Wyatt, and Lucy.
Eileen was a well liked member of the Dundas Seniors Euchre Club. With her husband Keith, she also belonged to the Dundas Airforce Club for many years. As well, she was a constant presence at the Dundas Blues hockey games, and was a strong supporter of the Dundas Little League, and Dundas soccer.
Later in life, along with Kelly, Eileen bred championship bearded collies, and travelled across North America showing them.
A funeral service will take place at Turner Family Funeral Home, 53 Main Street, Dundas, on Thursday, June 11th, 2026 at 12:00 p.m., followed by a light reception, and then an interment at Grove Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family would appreciate donations to The Hamilton/Burlington SPCA.
Passed away peacefully at St, Joseph’s Villa on Friday, May 29th, 2026 in her 94th year. Beloved spouse of the late Richard. Loving mother to Susan (Ron), the late Heather, John (Teresa), and Peggy (lan). Caring grandmother of Jennifer (Richard), Jamie (Melissa), Noah (Abbey), Nicole (Curtis), Chris (Nicole), Alicia, Ashley (Colin), Lindsay (Matthew), Chelsea, and Hannah. Proud great-grandmother of Jack, Henry, Violet, Clara, Cooper, Noah, Jordan, and Aleksandar. Will be sadly missed by her sister, Joan, and sister in law, Laura. Predeceased by her brother, Dave. A private graveside service has been held for the immediate family. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in her memory to the Canadian Cancer Society or the Alzheimer Society of Canada. The family wishes to thank the staff at St. Joseph’s Villa for their care and compassion shown to Lois over her many years there.
