Richardson, Alonzo Benedict (Bud) (Flying Officer, RCAF WWII) passed away peacefully in the Lord in Ajax, ON, on Saturday November 20, 2004, in his 92nd year.

Born in Atholville, NB on August 21, 1913, Bud was predeceased by his parents George Ambrose Richardson and Margaret Eleanor (Nellie) Butler of Atholville, NB, four brothers and three sisters. He is survived by his cherished wife of 58 years, Elizabeth Anne MacDonald; his sister Margaret Ward on Moncton, NB; his three children, Betty Ann Campbell (William) of Ajax, ON, Kenneth (Margaret Trites), of Ottawa, ON, and Eleanor Johnson (Graham) of Phoenix, AZ, and his seven grandchildren, Catherine Anderson (Derek), Sara Trend (Clifford), Jonathan Richardson, Matthew Johnson, Colin Johnson, Elizabeth Johnson and Peter Johnson.

Bud worked in the Restigouche Pulp and Paper Company pulp mill prior to joining the RCAF in 1940. He was posted to Gander, NFLD for a short time and in 1941 he went overseas. Bud enlisted as an airman 2nd class and rose in the ranks to a Flight Sergeant before being commissioned as a Pilot Officer in 1943 and later a flying Officer. In England, Bud's organizational abilities were noticed quickly, and he was made Transport Officer for 6 Group RCAF with 13 stations reporting to him. Following the war, he returned to Canada and was discharged with the Defense Medal and CVSM and Clasp. Upon his return to civilian life, Bud rejoined restigouche Pulp and Paper (later Fraser Companies Ltd.), and worked in various capacities at the mill in Atholville, NB. Following retirement in 1976 and 2 heart attacks in 1977, he and his wife Elizabeth moved to Ajax, ON to be near their children, and to begin another chapter in their lives. In Ajax, he became active in the Ajax Senior Citizen's Club and was elected president for a number of years. He led their fundraising efforts, which led to the construction of the Senior Citizen's Centre in Ajax. At the same time, he was editor of the club's newsletter; "The Tattletales" Bud's public life was balanced be a deep personal faith which was reflected in his great patience and most happy demeanor. His trademark of happy whistling will be miss by his family and all who knew him.

Alcime Boudreau

The death of Alcime Boudreau, resident of the Veterans Department of the Campbellton Regional Hospital, and formerly of Balmoral, occurred on November 27, 2004.

Born in Petit-Rocher, NB, on September 8, 1918, he was the son of the late Jean Nestor Boudreau and the late Albina Cormier.

He is survived by his wife Blandine Bernard Boudreau of Balmoral; daughter Francine Boudreau of Nigadoo, NB; sons Maurice Boudreau of Nigadoo and Rejean Boudreau of Lagardeur, Que.; sisters Florence Pitre of Beresford and Adrisca Girouard of Vaudreuil Que.; brother Edouard Boudreau of Moncton.

June Carrier

The death of June Carrier of Lorne, wife of John C. Carrier, occurred November 24, 2004, at Chaleur Regional Hospital in Bathurst, at the age of 64.

Borne in Lorne, she was the daughter of the late Thomas Carrier and the late Ruby Lapointe.

She is survived be her husband John C. Carrier, sons Justin of Fredericton, John Jr. (Kelly) of Dartmouth, Lee (Cora) of Oshawa, ON, and daughters Janie Carrier (Kirk) of Nash Creek, an Justine Furlotte (Eldon) of Lorne. Also, survived by 10 grandchildren, brothers Jackie Carrier of Fredericton, Jules Carrier of Fredericton, Hubert Lapointe (Barbara) of Lorne, and sisters Joan Taylor (John) of Fredericton, Irma Arbeau (Floyd) of Fredericton and a very special Aunt Mabel Lapointe of Nash Creek as well as a very special sister-in-law Betty Carrier of Fredericton and many special friends and family.

She was predeceased by her mother and father, brothers George, Thomas Jr. and sister Emma.

Antoinette Leclair

The death of Antoinette LeClair, wife of the late Romeo LeClair and resident of the Village Nursing Home in Campbellton occurred at the nursing home on November 24, 2004.

Born in St. Maure, NB, on March 19, 1928, she was the daughter of the late Joseph Savoie and the late Lumina Arseneault.

She is survived by her daughter Claudette (Gerard) Coulombe of St. Maure; sons John (Lucienne) LeClair of Marathon ON, and Michel (Karen) LeClair of Campbellton; sisters Dorina Allard of Balmoral and Lydia Leclair of Dalhousie; brothers Jules Savoie, Edgar Savoie, and Willie Savoie all of St. Maure.

Dora Savoie

The death of Dora Savoie of Dundee occurred at the Campbellton Regional Hospital on November 23, 2004 at the age of 75.

Born in Selwood, NB, she was the daughter of the late Irené LeBlanc and the late Blanche LeBlanc.

She is survived by her daughters Armance of Campbellton, Adrienne (Alian) of Memramcook, NB, Rita (Val) of Dundee, Zélia (Jacques) of Dundee and Juliette (Kirk) of Dundee; sons Benoit (Marielle) of Balmoral, André (Donna) and Robert of Dundee; sisters Blondine (Gerald), Patricia (Norbert), Eva (Lam) and Carmelle (Gerald); brothers Robert (Doreen), Leon (Noella) and Albeni (Marcella); 19 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.

She was predeceased by her husband Adrien; brothers Edgar, Odina and Lauriat.

Thomas Howard Maclean

The death of Thomas Howard MacLean of 29821 Route 134, Dalhousie Junction, NB occurred at the Campbellton Regional Hospital at the age of 75.

Born in Campbellton, he was the son of the late Arthur MacLean and Gertrude Pitre. Thomas was a supervisor of fire and security at the Bowater Mill. He was also a member of the Shriner and a member of the United Church.

He is survived by his wife Edith McRae of Dalhousie Junction; mother Gertrude MacLean of Dalhousie Junction; sons Stewart (Trudy) of Dalhousie Junction, Daniel (Rosalind) of Plaster Rock, NB, James (Judy) of Fredericton, NB and William (Sheila) of Nakawic, NB; sister Nancy McRae (Cameron) of Dalhousie Junction; brother Lloyd MacLean (Mary) of Quispamsis, NB; six grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Camille Eugene Allard

Born February 18, 1927, Benjamin River, New Brunswick

It is with great sorrow that we announce the passing of Camille Eugene Allard, of Chestermere Lake, Alberta, on November 23, 2004. Camille is survived by his loving wife of 57 years, Aline; and their children; Bob (Joan), George, Camilla (Greg), Gerald (Linda), Roger (Joan) and Greg. As well as his beloved grandchildren, who knew him affectionately as "Grampy or Pepere," Trena (Mark), Jeffery, Sarah, April (Jason), Krissy, Myles, and Kimberly and 3 great-grandchildren, Brandon, Hailey and Selacia.

Camille always made time for his family. He was quick to smile and loved to tell stories. Throughout his life he constantly built things with his hands; a sawmill, a country store, family house, lobster fishing boats, furniture and even toys for his children and grandchildren. He had a keen sense of adventure; always willing to try something new. His many exploits included learning to ride motorcycles, snowmobiles and cross-country skiing and even dance lessons. Camille and Aline loved to travel; whether it was by boat, camper or jet, his bags were always packed.

Camille taught his children to laugh, be adventurous, tell a good story, be honest and sincere and most of all to love.

If friends so desire, memorial tributes may be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation, 1825 Park Rd. SE, Calgary, AB T2G 3Y6 or please have mass said at your church in his honour.

To email expressions of sympathy: allard1927@hotmail.com.

Many Thanks to the staff of the ICU, Peter Lougheed Centre, Calgary, Alberta for their compassion and care during his stay.

A private wake was held Friday, November 26, 2004, with burial to be in New Brunswick at a later date.

Joseph Ned Simonson

The death of Joseph Ned Simonson of 9 Beach Road, Eel River Bar, NB occurred at St. Joseph's Hospital in Dalhousie on November27, 2004, at the age of 53.

Born in Campbellton, he was the son of the late Louis Simonson and Mary Elizabeth Prisk Narvie Joseph was a Fisheries Ranger. He will be sadly missed by his mother Mary McBain of Eel River Bar; son Jade Simonson of Eel River Bar; sisters Mabel Simonson of Eel River Bar, Gladys Bjorndal of Eel River Bar, Leona Lucier of Mass, USA, and Freida Simon of Eel Ground, NB; brother Richard Simonson Of Eel River Bar; one grandson; Noah Jade Simonson and several nieces and nephews.

He was predeceased by one brother; Harry.

Obits sent in by Burns Anderson