RIP Michael David Curran
Michael David Curran
31 MARCH , 1950 -“ 23 DECEMBER , 2018
Obituary of Michael David Curran
Michael passed away peacefully in his 69th year on Sunday, December 23rd, 2018 at Markham Stouffville Hospital following a courageous battle with pancreatic cancer. Michael, beloved husband to Shirley for 37 years and loving father to Devon (Pete Dzilums) and Madelaine (Justin Papizewski). Cherished Papa to Taylor and Jaida. Survived by his sister Nicole (Ed Formanek) and his niece Andrea and nephew Jeffrey. Michael will also be missed by his mother-in-law Kay Bedell and lovingly remembered by many other nieces, nephews, extended family and friends as well as his labradoodle, Indy. Our family extends a heartfelt thank you to our amazing neighbours in the Whitevale Community for their compassion and support. A celebration of Michael's life will be announced at a later date.
RIP Peter Jawn Stewart
RIP Kathleen (Kay) Grant formerly Lockhart (Nee Straw)
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing on August 30th, 2015 of our sweet grandmother who lived an amazing 100 years. In the late 1950’s Kay opened Lockhart’s Ladies Wear on Concession Street. Pre deceased by her husbands, Stewart Lockhart and Bill Grant, daughter Valerie Somerville and sister Ruth Hewson. Loving Grandma Kay to Bob and Debbie Curran, Bill and Sharon Curran, Kathy and Roger Caron, Cam and Darlene Curran and Susan Curran and George Mihalka. Cherished great grandma to Jennifer Sherman (Paul), Chris Curran (Julie), Bobby Curran (Haidy), Stephanie Curran, Andrew Curran, Mackenzie Curran, Beshelé Caron, Katie Caron, Nicole Caron (Alexander), Cameron Curran, Meaghan Curran, Veronica Hampson and Ethan Hampson and fifth generation great-great-grand babies Matthew Curran and Sloan Sherman. Special auntie to Marj and Kathy. Beloved friend of Mary Murray.
The family wishes to extend a heartfelt thank you to the staff of the C.I.C.U at the Juravinksi Hospital.
In lieu of flowers, please give freely to the charity of your choice.
RIP Norma Ellen Curran (Nee Somerville)
Welcome to the World Matthew James Curran
Looking for an Uncle and a Grandmother
Olaf of the Shoes
One of the most famous of the Viking roving kings was Olaf Curran, ‘Olaf of the Shoes’. He was very fond of leather goods of the highest quality. Beautifully tanned Irish leathers were an important part of Dublin’s export business. A Christian, he was at one time King of both Dublin and Northumbria. He was twice expelled from Northumbria and lost Dublin in 980 at the Battle of Tara. He died a penitent at the monastery of Iona in 981.