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THIBODEAU, Charles Philip
Clan Ross - Canada extends its sympathy to our President Andrew Ross Thibodeau and family on the loss of Andrew's father, Charles Philip Thibodeau, the beloved husband to Judith for 44 years, loving father to Andrew, Jason and Nancy, loving father-in-law to Lizz and her Hunter family, and loved grandfather to granddaughters Jordan, Torry and Isla.
Told on August 23 of 2010 that he had an aggressive and untreatable form of lung cancer, Charles will be remembered for happier times during the weekend of July 16-18 at the Clan Ross - Canada Gathering in Niagara Falls. On September 12, your webmaster and newsletter editor were advised of the passing of Andrew's father in his 67th year.
Charlie enjoyed cards, walks & conversation, playing golf every Thursday and cheering for the Detroit Lions and UWO football teams. After a successful sales career, Charlie gained much admiration as a handyman for numerous clients & friends across London. His remains were cremated and his life was celebrated by family and friends during a Memorial Service at CHALMERS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH on Tuesday, September 14 at 11am.
Sincerely,
Doug Ross
National Webmaster
Clan Ross - Canada extends its sympathy to our President Andrew Ross Thibodeau and family on the loss of Andrew's father, Charles Philip Thibodeau, the beloved husband to Judith for 44 years, loving father to Andrew, Jason and Nancy, loving father-in-law to Lizz and her Hunter family, and loved grandfather to granddaughters Jordan, Torry and Isla.
Told on August 23 of 2010 that he had an aggressive and untreatable form of lung cancer, Charles will be remembered for happier times during the weekend of July 16-18 at the Clan Ross - Canada Gathering in Niagara Falls. On September 12, your webmaster and newsletter editor were advised of the passing of Andrew's father in his 67th year.
Charlie enjoyed cards, walks & conversation, playing golf every Thursday and cheering for the Detroit Lions and UWO football teams. After a successful sales career, Charlie gained much admiration as a handyman for numerous clients & friends across London. His remains were cremated and his life was celebrated by family and friends during a Memorial Service at CHALMERS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH on Tuesday, September 14 at 11am.
Sincerely,
Doug Ross
National Webmaster