In memory of

John Barron McIllmurray

April 22, 1942 - May 20, 2020

Man of God, friend to all.
John passed to Eternal Life as he had lived his earthly life: gently, peacefully, surrounded by love.
John's family is grateful for the love, support and prayers that have been shared through this year-long journey.
Cremation has taken place.
A celebration of John's life will take place at a future date, when travel restrictions have eased.
Sympathy may be expressed through donations to:
Mount Sinai Hospital, Oncology Department at Support.supportsinai.com
or Christ the King Parish at Ctktoronto.com
John shared this thought with his four Grandchildren: "Love never dies."
Rest In Peace, Dear John.
2 Timothy 4:7

Guestbook

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Robert Richardson (friend)

Entered May 28, 2020 from Victoria

To Ann and all the family, my sincerest sympathies at this time. Just seems like yesterday we were all playing at the AYPA at St Georges.

Robert Richardson
Victoria BC

Brian Kyle (Friend from 50 years ago Bishop's Univ)

Entered May 28, 2020 from Sherbrooke

Sincere sympathies
We were more acquaintances but I always remember John had a nice smile for me when we passed on campus

Ruth Sheeran (Old acquaintance)

Entered May 28, 2020 from Lennoxville

My sincere condolences. I have many memories of John when he was a student at Bishop's. My father, as you know, was very fond to him. So long ago but happy thoughts.

Your old classmate, Ruth

Sandra Payne

Entered May 28, 2020

So very sad to hear this news. John was such a kind, friendly, and genuine man. He could make anyone smile just by walking into a room. His presence was so uplifting and refreshing, despite life’s struggles. I am grateful for being able to get to know John. The staff at Mount Sinai Hospital feel so saddened by this loss and will miss him very much. Sending love and strength to his loved ones during this time.

John Simons (Old friend)

Entered May 29, 2020 from Sackville, NB

My deepest condolences. May light perpetual shine upon him.

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