Dear Mary, remembering John. He was a part of our lives growing up on the Island & later in Oakville. My heart felt condolences & love to you. Pat
Saddened to read about “uncle” John. He was a dear family friend from our early days on Toronto Island. We were blessed to have seen him intermittently at my mothers birthday parties over the years. I have a picture of him and Mary with my mother on our mantle. ❤️
Sincere condolences to Mary and their friends…
Bob Forsey
RIP JOHN MAY PERPECTUAL LIGHT SHINE ON YOU MY DEAR FRIEND
I am so sorry to hear of John's death. Though I hadn't seen him very much in recent years, I will always remember him as such a lovely man. He was the epitome of kindness & thoughtfulness. He was my mom's cousin (Mary Marg Plunkett) & therefore mine as well. He and his brother Arnie were regular visitors to our childhood home & they always brought extra joy to the mayhem & chaos of our large, Catholic household of 7 kids. We loved them both dearly. I send my deepest condolences to Mary.
Sincerely,
Joan (Quigley) Semple
I am so sadden to hear of John’s passing, and have so many fond memories. Of getting together with our Plunkett cousins when we were young, including playing under the hydro towers. John and Mary were at those gatherings, and also visited us often.
Mom would take us over to the Landy store when we were downtown and it was amazing to see all the statues, and things in the store. Before we left, John always made sure we had a new rosary to take home.
When Mom and Dad moved to Port Hope, John and Mary visited often - stopping for coffee or going out for supper at the local fish and seafood restaurant. I often got a chance to see them too.
They exchanged Christmas cards every year, and when Mom passed away I continued the tradition. This year’s card (Adeste Fideles) was just beautiful.