Bardwell- Peacefully with his family by his side at Sarnia Bluewater Health on Monday March 16, 2020, Horace Frederick Alfred Bardwell age 91 years of Sarnia. Predeceased by his wife of 59 years, Louise in 2015. Survived by daughter Karen (Doug) Thrower of Watford and son Ron (Nicole) Bardwell of Lakeshore along with 5 grandchildren Sarah (Cliff), Katie (Brysen), Meaghan, Ian and Laura. Also survived by I brother Ken (Freda) Bardwell of Sarnia. Predeceased by 2 brothers Stuart (Ada) Bardwell and Cyril (Frances) Bardwell and sister Alice (Bob) Boulton. Horace retired from Imperial Oil in 1986 after 42 years of Service. He was stamp and coin collector his entire life and was a great family historian.
Horace’s family request that you share your support in our time of sorrow from your homes by keeping us in your thoughts and prayers and hearts as we celebrate a private family funeral with no visitation on Thursday, in deference to the latest Covid19 emergency protocols. Dad would be the first to say he would prefer all of you to remain safe and healthy. Please share with us via the condolences on the funeral home website as well instead. As expressions of sympathy, those who wish may make memorial donations to Prostate Cancer research or Ambrose University Calgary.
Arrangements entrusted to Knight Funeral Home 588 St. Clair Parkway, Corunna Messages and condolences may be left online at www.knightfuneralhome.ca Knight 519-862-2845.
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8 thoughts on “Horace Bardwell”
What a wonderful man Uncle Horace was I remember getting the family tree book from him the work that he put into it to find out our family was priceless, may he find peace Heaven just got a little bit brighter with a New Soul. My heart goes out to his entire family and all my cousins.
We are sorry to hear about Uncle Horaces passing.
He was such a kind,fun man.
I remember the visits of theirs to Saskatchewan fondly.
We will keep you in our thoughts.
Bev and Norm
Sorry to hear about the passing of Uncle Horace.
I am the daughter of Vic and Helen Schmidt.
I recall A few occasions when we were all visiting but with the distance of the provinces it didn’t happen too often.
Even so, I recall both Aunt Louise and Uncle Horace to be wonderful and caring people.
Hi Karen & Ron
Thinking of you & your family as you celebrate your dad’s life. Aleta let us know of Uncle Horace’s passing on Monday.
I remember fondly the trips your mom & dad made out to SK to visit Grandma Schmidt. Mom, Dad, Dennis & I had many smiles & laughs with your mom & dad!! Your dad’s Schmidt history book holds a treasured spot on our bookshelf. I remember mom ( Kay) was so happy your dad helped gather information together when the Canadian government named northern lakes in honour of the soldiers who lost their lives in war- Uncle Johnny being one.
Your dad will be missed. He was a such an interesting person to visit with.
Barry’s & my thoughts & prayers are with you.
Our sincere condolences to Karen & Doug, Ron & Nicole and your families. Our thoughts are with you in your time of sorrow.
Hi Karen and Ron. We were so sorry to hear of uncle Horace'passing.Though we hadn't seen him for quite a few years, we always remember how fun it was to visit with him. He was always a wealth of knowledge. We really enjoyed his family history work that he did through out the years. We remember him very fondly, and are sorry for his passing.
Thinking of you all, take care
dw
Our sincere condolences to all the family on the passing of Horace. Horace was a good friend and a fellow worker. He was a caring and kind gentlemen. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time. May the Lord grant you the peace that passes understanding. Dave and Leila Boushy
Ron and Karen please accept my condolences at this sad time may God bless and keep you and your families safe.