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Tom Williams
May 12, 2020
I was a dental laboratory sales representative in 1981. During a sales call he invited me into an operatory while he attended to a patient, Darlene. When he left to attend another patient, Darlene and I spoke. Darlene told me Dr Wilson had hired her as an assistant right from high school. Thereafter Darlene actually taught dental assisting at the local Georgian College. Why do I remember these events from 1981, almost 40 years ago? After that meeting Darlene and I dated and in 1984 married. We have 2 children and 2 grandchildren (so far). I have met Dr Wilson over the years and thanked him often. Darlene has told me many times about her respect and appreciation for Dr. Wilson and how well he treated her. He played a very important role in her professional and personal life for which we are both grateful.
Mary Clough
October 13, 2019
So very sorry to learn about the passing of Henry. Our thoughts are with the family.
Farel Anderson
October 2, 2019
Henry was a kind, decent and humble gentleman, with strong foundational views and a wit that tickles laughter.
Those simple words encapsulate and express a persona, that, no doubt, will inspire all those whose paths he crossed.
We proffer our sincere condolences to your family.
Dr. Farel and Eleanor Anderson and past dental staff.
Collingwood, On.
October2,2019
Bob Stone
October 1, 2019
I last saw Henry during the time we were each at U of T. My family moved into a home right across the street from Henry's Dad's place. Henry got us making home made beer in it's basement. Those that didn't explode, we drank. Our cost was 4 cents each. A couple of times, after Spring exams were over we plus a third friend drove to Florida for some sun and fun. Henry always very entertaining. His later to become wife Bitsy, as I knew her, even took the time to find me a Muskoka girlfriend. You will be missed Henry. Bob Stone, Vancouver, B.C.
Timothy Du Vernet
September 30, 2019
The Wilsons were strong supporters of Muskoka heritage and culture. I remember Dr. Wilson for his passion for Wistoe Island and his two magnificent launches. He was always generous with Lady Elgin, frequently taking visitors for tours around Lake Rosseau. I will remember Dr. and Mrs. Wilson fondly. They were true patrons of Muskoka heritage.
September 28, 2019
My association with Henry began with our mutual love of wooden boats.
and of Muskoka. He was a kind, gentle soul with a dry sense of humour, a beautiful smile and melodic voice.
We were not aware that Elizabeth had passed. She brought joy wherever sha went.
Our sincere condolences to your family.
Sincerely,
Ed and Linda Skinner,
Port Carlng
They lived, they laughed, they loved and they left.
Your world will never be the same.
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