In Celebration of

Allan MacLeod

April 29, 1930 -  November 28, 2025


Allan Willard MacLeod, born April 29th, 1930 in Antigonish N.S. and raised in Mulgrave N.S. was promoted to glory November 28th, 2025.

He is survived by his wife Mary (née Robertson), after 71 happy years of marriage, and his four children, Ruth (Rick), Grace (Doug), Paul (Maria) and Elizabeth, and their 7 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren. He is predeceased by his parents Nita and Neil and his brother Walter.

A life long learner, Allan started out as a teacher at 18 in a 1-room school house with grades 1-8, and after coming back from France, he returned to teaching, including French.

A graduate of London Bible Institute and Wheaton College, he was called to be the 1st pastor of Faith Baptist Church in Huntsville. Allan also started another church plant in southern France. He continued preaching in his retirement in northern Quebec, Cape Breton, and wherever needed. He also taught Bible Studies for many years.

Being a humanitarian, he volunteered with Against Drunk Driving, the Canadian National Institute for the Blind, the Canadian Association of the Deaf, the Clan MacLeod Society of Central Ontario, and in hospice work.
For his great service to the community, Allan was honoured with an award from Mayor Hazel McCallion
A man of deep faith and strong principles, he was loved and respected by many.

In lieu of flowers, a donation in Allan's memory may be made to Fellowship Fund, specifically the Jamaican Response to help rebuild communities devastated by Hurricane Melissa this past October 28th.
Click the donation button at the top.


The funeral service at Queensway Baptist church may be viewed live at 11:00 am Saturday December 6th.

Guestbook 

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clare Freeman & Clare Mitchell (Rotarian)

Entered December 1, 2025 from Hamilton

Thinking of you and Rick as you grieve the passing of your father from this world to the spirit world. Our bonds are never broken only changed.

Dorothy and Philip Feeney (niece and spouse)

Entered December 1, 2025 from Utopia

So sorry to hear his passing. He was my uncle and was always doing things to work for his Lord and savior.

May he rest in peace and Glory.

Elizabeth Ward (Rotarian friend of Ruth)

Entered December 1, 2025 from Hamilton On

Ruth, my condolences on the death of your dad. He sounds like a truly remarkable man. I’m sure you’ll miss him but will have treasured memories to carry with you

Dorothy and Philip Feeney (niece and spouse)

Entered December 1, 2025 from Utopia

So sorry to hear his passing. He was my uncle and was always doing things to work for his Lord and savior.

May he rest in peace and Glory.

Barbara Jean McLeod (Central Ontario Clan MacLeod Society)

Entered December 2, 2025 from Toronto, Ontario

Dear Mary & Family: Heartfelt condolences on your loss of Allan.
He certainly lived a full life as a husband and family man; teacher; pastor; church member; and proud Scots man and member of the Clan MacLeod Society.
May God grant you peace and comfort as you grieve.
When I attended my first Clan Ceilidh in Toronto, Allan kindly picked me up at the Islington Subway Station. I easily spotted him there as he was wearing his bright yellow Macleod of Lewis tartan kilt. He and Mary invited me to stay with them at the same B&B in Dunvegan, Scotland, during the international Clan gathering in 2006. When they told me that they would attend the gathering for the last time in 2014, I knew immediately that I wanted to share it with them.
We know that Allan is now rejoicing to be in Heaven with his Lord and Saviour.
Blessings and much love, Barbara Jean McLeod

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