Samuel McFALL

Dear Dorothy:
Thinking of Sam and you, Angie, David and Richard today.
Have so many wonderful 'Duke' memories to grin about, as I do!
Be well, my dear, and enjoy the event B.Kerr + friends have arranged in Sam's honour tomorrow afternoon. xo Kim

Dorothy, Richard, David & Angela, please accept my condolences even though I am late to offer them. Great memories of you all in Carrickfergus and then in 1991 when I was able to visit in Ottawa. So sorry for your loss.

Dear Dorothy, Angela, Richard, and David,
Thank you so very much for sharing Sam with me for the years that I worked at the Duke. I have yet to have another boss who comes close to Sam. He made the Duke home to patrons and staff alike...the fun we had and laughter we shared will be in my memories always. Thank you, too, for allowing us to celebrate Sam's life with you at the pub...it was wonderful to be with so many people who loved Sam.
I grieve for you and with...

I grew up with an Aunt who ran everything for the Church, the Sunday School and all events it seemed. When I told the other kids she really was my Aunt they all said "mine too".
Sam McFall was just the same. When you say to people he's my friend everyone says "mine too".
The world has been enriched by him, thank you Sam.
what a send off at the wake on Sunday!

Uel got his final wish on Sunday at the Hart & Crown . What an amazing feeling to be among a throng of more than 200 people . All of whom knew Uel . He touched so many lives in many different ways. Great band playing music that mean't a lot to him & quite a few others. Of course Carrigfergus was played , how could they have not played that !! It was the place that this special person came from .
He would have been proud of Dorothy & all his family .They made everyone welcome . ...

Richard, David and family,
So sorry to hear about your father. I only met him once or twice at the Duke. Always had a smile on his face. He will be truly missed by everyone who knew him.

I remember Sammy when I played with the Ottawa Royals Old timers in the early nineties - what a personality and a true gentlemen
He was great at what he did and even more so he had a personality that was one of a kind

Ron Wallace

A true gentleman and Ottawa pub and community football legend. We could all learn a lot from how Sam treated his fellow man. Rest in peace fine sir, you will be missed. Cheers

Dorothy, David, Richard, Angela - I am very sad but also happy to have had Sammy in our lives. Many of my great life stories has him involved and his smiling face, witty humour and caring charm will be missed greatly. We enjoyed many times together hoisting a pint, playing golf, going on business trips and even my wedding.