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Charles FOO Obituary
Proud Korean Veteran retired Signal Corps
(1951 - 1964)
With profound sadness, the family and stepfamily of Charles Douglas Foo announce his passing on September 30, 2015. Born in Halifax, NS in 1935 to the late Scerena and Charles Foo. He is survived by his loving wife and best friend Carole; children Mike, Madalin and Wendy; stepchildren Glenn, Kenneth and Christopher; four grandchildren and eight step-grandchildren; sisters Jean Damiano, Anna Mae Ceasare and Karen (Gaston) Denis, plus many nieces and nephews. Cremation has taken place. As per Doug's wishes, there was no visitation but there will be a Graveside Service at Notre Dame Cemetery on October 24, 2015 at 10:00 a.m.
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Cathy Crilly
October 10, 2015
Gone too soon Uncle Dougie, it has been awhile but always remember the laughs and visits when I saw you. You will be looking from up above and will be the family's guardian angel. You will certainly be missed by many. Mom has altzeimers and when I told her she knew who you were and told me about when you were young and how you were in the war and when she used to talk to you - but for the present she didn't remember anything. It is always difficult when you lose someone close and I know your family will stay strong and keep their memories together.
Cathy
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Jamie Damiano
October 7, 2015
Going to miss you UncleDoug we all have fond memories that will stay in are hearts forever mom (jean Damiano) will miss u so much love always jamie
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