Ronald Delaney of Dalhousie passed away at the Campbellton Reginal Hospital on June 22, 2011, after a brief illness at the age of 73. Born in Campbellton on October 10, 1937 he was the son of the late Gorman Delaney and the late Hectorine (Boudreau).

Ronald is survived by his wife of 49 years Nikki (Ward) children Kimberley Maxwell, Tammy Delaney-Oakes (Darren) of Dalhousie and Rodney (Shelly) of Greenville NC., his brother Garfield (Norma) Montreal and sisters Judy and Sharon of Salhousie. He will also be foreever remembered by his seven grandchildren Jeffery, Jordan, Jonathon, Brady, Bailey, Alyssa and Ryan, also by many nieces , nephews, cousins, extended family and friends.

He was predeceased by brothers Freddie and Barry and sister Marie.

Ronny enjoyed country music, get togethers with family and friends on a regular basis, hunting in the fall, ice fishing in the winter and spending much time at his favourite spot, The Camp with his close friends singing Country Roads on the way there in anticipation of fishing for the summer. Although unable to do much on the labour there, seemed to have an invisible white hat as supervisor. He would offer ideas and keep everyone entertained and was well known for his sense of humour. He could be referred to as an Oreo Cookie with a hard exterior and a soft on the inside as he was very sentimental, especially when his grandchildren would come to tell him of an achievement in school or sports. We will remember him as Mr. Fixit as many came needing his help to repair or replace something and basement became known as little Home Hardware. His grandsons will remember papa's workshop and going to help by hammering nails while papa D worked on making his many Tin Men from recycled cans and other crafts while listening to his country music.

Norman Godin

The death of Norman Godin occurred at the Palliative Care unit of the Dalhousie Hospital Monday, July 4, 2011 at the age of 87. Born in Lorne, he was the son of the late Joseph Godin and the late Felicite (Carrier)

Norman is survived by Annie Beattie, Jean Boudreau, Linda LaPointe, Carol Larabie, Gordie Beattie, Eric Beattie and Arthur Beattie as well as his brother Leo and sister Lena.

He was predeceased by his brothers Gordon, Joseph, Jack, Omer; sisters Ida, Bertha, Mae, and Mary.

Pallbearers were Michael Lapointe, Paul Larabie, James Beattie, Brian, Jason and Blake Boudreau.

Pearl Doucet

The death of Pearl Doucet of Black Point and formerly of Point La Nim occurred at the Dalhousie Nursing Home Monday, July 4, 2011 at the age of 91. Born in Jacquet River, she was the daughter of the late George Doucet and the late Margaret (Doyle).

Pearl is survived by her son John Cook of Dalhousie, daughters Kathleen Meighen (William) of Ontario, Muriel Johnson (Leslie) of Campbellton and Myrtle McNaulty of Missisauga, On.. She is also survived by her twenty four grandchildren; sister Margaret Maher of Victoria BC., brothers Eugene Doucet ofBlack Point and Joseph of the Veterans Wing, Campbellton.

She was predeceased by her husband Herman Cook, daughter Ruby Firlotte and son Ronnie as well as her brothers nasum and sisters Evelyn, Clara and Mae.

Pallbearers were Wallace LaPointe, William Meighen, Roger Duplessis, james Firlotte, Ricky Johnson, Kevin Goddard.