• Eldridge Gordon Smith

    December 27, 2018
  • In Loving Memory of SMITH, Eldridge Gordon, April 11, 1932 – December 23, 2018. Passed peacefully away on Saturday, December 23rd,  2018 at the age of 86. Leaving behind with grieving hearts, fond and loving memories his wife Mary;  children; Larry (Tammy), Berdina (Carl), Andy, Scott (Susan). Grandchildren; Russell, Cory, Angie, Carley, Ginger, Christie, Sara, Stacey, Ashley, Melissa. Great Grandchildren; Cody, Hannah, Noah, Emma, Michael, Leah, James, Isla, Elizabeth, Jackson, Rylee.
    Funeral service to take place at Holloway’s Funeral Home on Saturday at 2:00 pm. No flowers by request. Donations in his memory may be made to the Good Shephard Anglican Church.

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    Eunice McCarthy

    29 Dec 2018

    My condolences to all of Mr Smith’s family and especially his granddaughter, Ginger. I only knew him as Pop and I never met him but I feel like I knew him because of all the times Ginger talked about him. The love she shared for him was so evident and especially in the last few days of his life when she travelled to NL to say her goodbyes . She have so much love in her heart for him and her Nan and I know she is sad and his memory will be in her heart forever . RIP Mr. Smith

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    Cindy Smith

    29 Dec 2018

    Berdina. I am so sorry to hear of your dad’s passing. I knew through our class conversations that he was getting more unwell. There is no good time to lose a loved one but it seems a little more difficult to bear in this most joyous season. My thoughts are with you. Hope to see you in the new year. Cindy

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    Sheila Burke

    4 Jan 2019

    So sorry to hear of the loss of your loved one. Words will not help with the heartache but hopefully the valued memories you have shared over the years will help ease the painful loss. I only knew him through my daughter-in-law Ginger, however, listening to her stories over the years I feel as though I have missed meeting one of the greatest people in her life. May time heal your hearts.

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