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William Maw Obituary
WILLIAM (BILL) BATEMAN MAW Resident at Grandview Lodge, Thunder Bay, Ontario. Born September 3, 1929 at Toronto General Hospital went to be with his Saviour Jesus Christ, and with his parents Eileen and Harold Bateman Maw on June 6, 2009. He leaves behind his younger brother John, sister- in-law Margaret, 3 nieces (Deborah, Wendy, Elizabeth), 3 nephews (Robert, Gregory, Stephen), and cousins Marie Dandy, Pat Squire, Margie Burkholder, Diane Chappel, Marilyn Brooks, Danny Simmer. Even though Bill went through his life with limitations created at birth, his interests included classical music, sports, local events, live theatre, fishing, antique cars. He impacted many because he had a caring and prayerful heart. He was a 'lone-star' but was able to enjoy such things as Canadian Expo in B.C., hockey weekends in Montreal, and trips to the Stratford Festival. On the death of his parents he joined his brother John in Thunder Bay. The personal care many gave at Grandview Lodge these past ten years was much appreciated by Bill and his family. Because of his outgoing, cheerful nature Bill will be missed by many. A memorial service will be held in Toronto at Jarvis St. Baptist Church, at the corner of Jarvis and Gerrard Sts., at 11 a.m. on Friday, June 19th in Greenway Chapel. A luncheon will be served after the service. In lieu of flowers, please give to Grandview Lodge Gardenview Dining Improvements for the benefit of the residents, or Toronto Baptist Seminary residence renovation fund, in remembrance of Bill. 'Brothers Forever' Bill and John JENKENS FUNERAL HOME CREMATION AND RECEPTION CENTRE 807-623-3433 / 1-866-536-5367
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Published by Toronto Star on Jun. 17, 2009.
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for William Maw
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Jim & Doris Clifton
June 17, 2009
Dear John and Margaret, it is our prayer that you would find comfort in knowing that Bill is at home with his Lord, and that we will all have a grand reunion when we receive the call. May many blessings come your way.
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Carolyn Lofquist
June 17, 2009
I grew up in the Yonge/Lawrence area and remember Bill very well, meeting him and chatting on Yonge Street on my way to and from school - every so often, over the many years since then, I wondered what became of him and others I knew in the neighbourhood.
So I recognized his photo immediately today in the paper.
My condolences on your loss.
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