Michael Power, –2023
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Death of a paternal grandmother
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Note: Age: 77-78 |
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Note: Age: 48-49 |
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Note: Age: 58 |
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Note: Passed peacefully away, May 6, 2023 into the waiting and loving arms of his parents Michael and Kathleen Power, and his predeceased siblings Larry, Kitty, Margaret, Elizabeth and Beverley. Passed peacefully away, May 6, 2023 into the waiting and loving arms of his parents Michael and Kathleen Power, and his predeceased siblings Larry, Kitty, Margaret, Elizabeth and Beverley. Left to mourn and miss him dearly are his siblings Marie Strickland, France's Evoy (John), Tom Power (Diane), Ruth Foster (John deceased) Carol Lundrigan (John) and very dear friend Barb. In-laws Richard Kelly (Beverley deceased) Rosalind Power (Larry, deceased), Walter Ryan (Margaret). Michael took great pride in his job with Island Furniture for 40 years. He made great friends and continued to visit his co-workers even after retirement, especially Carl, Nancy and David, he loved you guys. Michael was a long time member of Special Olympics St. John's division, bowling, under the care and guidance of Maryann and Velmer and all the other coaches. He enjoyed all the dances, dinners, travel and tournaments and of course his medals. He was so proud of his unexpected gold medal from Thunder Bay winter games He was a member of the Hub where he played darts and was very proud of all of his friends and team mates. He welcomed the guidance of Winnie and Jim who guided him over the years. He entertained singing and playing his spoons every where he went. Michael had a large number of nieces and nephews and their children. Sean Walsh made his day anytime he took him to his cabin with his father and sister. Michael lived with a number of siblings since his mom and dad passed. He was 6 when his dad died and 17 when he lost his mom. The Best moment of his life was getting and maintaining his own apartment 8 years ago in Kellys Brook apartments. He fit in so easily and loved them all. Some referred to him as Little Mike. His numerous daily phone calls will be missed. He was so proud of all he accomplished, despite his disability. His pride and joy was his membership with SPECIAL "O" Rest in peace Michael and may God hold you in his arms till you find your family. The family will receive visitors at Caul's Funeral Home, 84 LeMarchant Road on Friday and Saturday from 11 a.m.- 9 p.m. Funeral service will take place on Monday , May 15, 2023 at 1:30 p.m. from Caul's Chapel with inurnment to follow at Mount Carmel Cemetery. Flowers gratefully accepted or donations may be made to Special Olympics or to the HUB in his memory. Love You Always. |
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1951–2010
Birth: September 1, 1951
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— St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada Death: June 9, 2010 — Westerville, Delaware, Ohio, USA |
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Passed peacefully away, May 6, 2023 into the waiting and loving arms of his parents Michael and Kathleen Power, and his predeceased siblings Larry, Kitty, Margaret, Elizabeth and Beverley. Left to mourn and miss him dearly are his siblings Marie Strickland, France's Evoy (John), Tom Power (Diane), Ruth Foster (John deceased) Carol Lundrigan (John) and very dear friend Barb. In-laws Richard Kelly (Beverley deceased) Rosalind Power (Larry, deceased), Walter Ryan (Margaret). Michael took great pride in his job with Island Furniture for 40 years. He made great friends and continued to visit his co-workers even after retirement, especially Carl, Nancy and David, he loved you guys. Michael was a long time member of Special Olympics St. John's division, bowling, under the care and guidance of Maryann and Velmer and all the other coaches. He enjoyed all the dances, dinners, travel and tournaments and of course his medals. He was so proud of his unexpected gold medal from Thunder Bay winter games He was a member of the Hub where he played darts and was very proud of all of his friends and team mates. He welcomed the guidance of Winnie and Jim who guided him over the years. He entertained singing and playing his spoons every where he went. Michael had a large number of nieces and nephews and their children. Sean Walsh made his day anytime he took him to his cabin with his father and sister. Michael lived with a number of siblings since his mom and dad passed. He was 6 when his dad died and 17 when he lost his mom. The Best moment of his life was getting and maintaining his own apartment 8 years ago in Kellys Brook apartments. He fit in so easily and loved them all. Some referred to him as Little Mike. His numerous daily phone calls will be missed. He was so proud of all he accomplished, despite his disability. His pride and joy was his membership with SPECIAL "O" Rest in peace Michael and may God hold you in his arms till you find your family. The family will receive visitors at Caul's Funeral Home, 84 LeMarchant Road on Friday and Saturday from 11 a.m.- 9 p.m. Funeral service will take place on Monday , May 15, 2023 at 1:30 p.m. from Caul's Chapel with inurnment to follow at Mount Carmel Cemetery. Flowers gratefully accepted or donations may be made to Special Olympics or to the HUB in his memory. Love You Always. |
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