Book of Memories for Charles William Lundy

Condolence From Doris Wood nee Casselman

Thu, 14 Sep 2017 11:05:06 EDT

Growing up hanging around with Lorna and Steve let me have many opportunities to be at their home. I remember Mr Lundy being a very nice and funny man. My sincere condolences to the entire extended family and his friends. May he rest in peace in the arms of the angels.

Condolence From Harry Kranenburg

Thu, 31 Aug 2017 19:32:50 EDT

To the family of William Lundy. Please accept my condolences on your loss. You don't know me, but my parents lived in occupied Holland during the war and lived through the "Hunger Winter." My dad didn't speak much about the war, but one incident he did speak of was the food deliveries by the Canadian and British Air Forces. They survived and later immigrated to Canada. My thanks to your dad, grandad, uncle... and so on.

Condolence From Bob Simpson

Sun, 27 Aug 2017 20:36:03 EDT

Steve, Lorna, Kathy and Bill and your families, my sympathies go out to you guys, Charlie Lundy was a one of a kind, he was a cool guy, an awesome neighbour and so much fun! He treated me like a second father and remembering back through my life it's easy to say I loved him and have missed him for a bunch of years. He was a good man. Rest in peace Mr Lundy!

Condolence From Wendy (Lobb) Ouellette

Sun, 27 Aug 2017 15:09:06 EDT

I have fond memories of Mr Lundy, his sense of humour and ready smile. Chuck visited my Mother while she lived in Brighton and always cheered her up. Thinking of all of you,Wendy

Story shared: The Hike

Sat, 26 Aug 2017 21:25:34 EDT

In the early 60's Kids didn't have Computer games, iPads, cell phones. Nope we read, we pinned tea towels in our hair and play Wedding. We had a new thing for girls, the "Barbie Doll". And Lorna Lundy had the best doll house. I have happy childhood memories, oh gosh, the memories of camping, of Christmas Eve, it wouldn't have been Christmas Eve without Mr. Lundy coming over ring bells, and bring cheer! All wonderful memories, but the memory that I love the most, was the time our Fathers Organized a "Hike". Our Dads, both of whom are, or were Vetrans. My Dad was Army and Mr.L was Airforce. Anyway, that day, the day our Dads took us on a hike. We started in our back yard and we were gone all afternoon as I recall. I don't remember what we saw and did, but our busy Fathers took time. I loved the attention I got from the two most important men in my young life, my Father and Mr. Lundy. Rest in Peace Sir. Thank you for being so........Mr. Lundy. You're Awesome in my eyes.

Condolence From Debra Simpson-McCauley

Sat, 26 Aug 2017 20:54:44 EDT

Growing up next door to "Mr. and Mrs. Lundy" was a experience beyond that of ordinary Children. Steve was at my house for a short few hours last Thursday, and what a nice visit we had. Memories we had, we talked literally until he went out the door. My love and respect for Mr. Lundy is immense in that the good human being that I hope I am, is because in part, of Mr. and Mrs Lundy.. I love Steve, Lorna, Kathy and Billy....I LOVE you all. debby mccauley

Condolence From Jack Hadley

Sat, 26 Aug 2017 13:03:21 EDT

Mr. Lundy was a long time friend of mine through my practice as an Optometrist. He was a clever and supremely entertaining man, who never left the office without putting a smile on my face. He had a depth to his character which he modestly concealed, and was a budding author in his later years, as well as a true humanitarian. His passing is our collective loss.

Condolence From Skip Simpson

Sat, 26 Aug 2017 08:46:49 EDT

My deepest respect and sympathies on Mr.Lundy's passing. A thousand memories of growing up next door and the uniqueness of the man come flooding back. Looking at that picture I thought I was looking at Steven for a minute. Skip

Photo shared: Lundy CW.jpeg

Fri, 25 Aug 2017 10:19:19 EDT