Angelo & Silvana Gabrielli (Friend and Golfing Buddy)

Entered June 2, 2019 from Brampton

Dear Pauline I am so deeply sorry to hear that Allen has passed. I will always treasure our friendship, along with our golf trips and so many great memories. He will be greatly missed. You are in our prayers during this difficult time. Angelo

Marion Farrell (Niece)

Entered June 3, 2019 from Toronto, Ontario

Forever in our hearts

Lina Law 

Entered June 3, 2019 from Ajax

Dear Pauline and family,
Our heartfelt sympathy for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this difficult time. Our sincere condolences.
Hugs,
Frank and Lina Law

Kathleen Fenech (Niece)

Entered June 3, 2019 from BUGIBBA

Sending our deepest condolences! We are very sorry for your loss! Alan was a loving husband, brother and uncle. We will greatly miss him, but he will be forever in our hearts. May he rest peace
Lots of love
Joe, Kath, Douglas and Kailey

Ben Stiavnicky (Friend)

Entered June 4, 2019 from 669 Chaleur Place Newmarket

I always thought you and Alan were each others soulmates. I remember when you met each other, you were so happy to have met him. I am sure that he lived a very happy life with you Pauline.

So sorry to hear of his passing.

Sincerely
Ben

Alan was born in Dundee Scotland on December 14, 1946, he immigrated to Canada in 1948 with his Mother and older Sister aboard the ship Aquitania, arriving in in Halifax Harbour November 17, 1948, just short of his second birthday. Alan and his Cousin Billy caused a few problems when they were quite young, spray painting old cars and rolling garbage cans down Dufferin Street, He was fond of bringing stray cats and dogs leaving them with his Mother.
Alan liked to have a good time when he was younger but settled down not saying a lot after he got married. Alan’s passion was golf and he played as often as he could at several courses with his golfing buddies, and with Pauline. Alan also liked working with his hands and completed several home projects.

Written by Irene Farrell (Sister) Read by Corey Farrell-St. Pierre (Great Nephew)

It is with heavy hearts that we are called together today, and on behalf of the children, I’d like to send hugs and kisses to Aunt Pauline, Granny, and Auntie Anne. We always knew Uncle Al to be a quiet but a strong man. He was endlessly generous to all of us over the years. Between him and Auntie Anne, Family Christmases were never complete without the seemingly accidental retelling of hilarious moments past – many of which I don’t think we were actually supposed to know… While I’m terribly sorry I can’t be there with you today, I am glad to know that there are so many wonderful people present to celebrate his life and remember the kind and thoughtful man Uncle Al was.

All my Love,
Hillary Cruise

Written by Hillary Cruise (Great Niece) Read by Daniel Cruise (Great Nephew)