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Sydney, NS July 4, 2024 It is with great sadness that we, the family, announce the passing of John Paul Kozera, age 77 on Thursday, July 4th at home with family by his side. Born in Whitney pier, he was the son of the late Paul and Marie (Gagner) Kozera. John worked at the Steel Plant until his retirement. After he retired John enjoyed walking his dog Charlie who passed many years before him, he also enjoyed reading and building models. Surviving is his wife of 53 years Elaine (Aucoin) Kozera; sons, Marc (Heather) Kozera, Westmount, Jason (Deanna) Kozera , New Waterford; daughter, Michelle (Dwayne) Symes; John is also survived by seven grandchildren, Dallas, Shannon, Maisie, Teyla, Alyssa, Ryan, Victoria, and one great grandson, Morgan. In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be made to your local SPCA in honor of his love of all animals. A special thank you to Dr. Carol Critchley, Dr. Paul Murphy, Dr. Jeanne Ferguson for their care throughout his struggles, extra special thankyou to the staff of the Medicine Shop on Welton street for their amazing care over the years. Cremation has taken place, there will be no visitation or funeral service funeral arrangements have been entrusted to T.J. Tracey Cremation And Burial Specialist, Sydney ,6 Churchill Drive.

St. Margaret’s Bay, NS July 4, 2024 White (Edwards), Kathleen Brenda “Kathy”, age 89, of Head of St. Margaret’s Bay, formerly of Stourbridge, West Midlands, UK, passed away on July 4, 2024. Born in Birmingham, England, she was a daughter of the late Thomas and Kate (Weston) Edwards. Kathy grew up during World War II in the city of Birmingham. She was a very caring lady and worked caring for the elderly and children. She was an avid animal lover, especially fond of cats, and fostered cats here and in the UK. She loved music and dancing. Most of all, she cherished her granddaughter Poppy who was the light of her life. Kathy is survived by her son Edward (Vicky); granddaughter Poppy; step daughter Tina (Andy); step-son Tommy. She is also survived by her sister Pauline; sister-in-law Barbara, and many nieces and nephews. Kathy was predeceased by her husband Ray in 1986; and many siblings. Cremation has taken place. A celebration of life will be held later this summer. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the World Wildlife Fund.

Membertou First Nation, NS April 26, 1939 - July 2, 2024 It is with sadness in our hearts that we the family announce the passing of our beloved Father, Brother, Grandfather, Great Grandfather, Uncle, and Godfather, Francis David Googoo on July 2, 2024 at the age of 85 after a long and courageous battle with cancer. A devout daily bible reader, Francis was born on April 26, 1939 to the late Annie Googoo of Membertou. Francis lived the simple humble life of a master carpenter and cabinet maker, yet everything else about him was anything but simple. A quick wit and unique sense of humour found its way into his daily interactions with his family and friends. In our family and community there are no dad jokes just “Francis Googoo” jokes, his love of life and making everyone around him smile and laugh are his most precious memories we have of him. A survivor of the residential school system, Francis taught his children to value education and to love music, especially Cape Breton Fiddle music. A life-long Bruins fan, Francis looked forward to the many wonderful hours of laughter and rivalry spent in front of the TV when his Bruins played against his son’s Habs. Francis is survived and much beloved by his wife of almost 62 years, Mary Ellen, brother Alex “Beco” Poulette (Karen), London On., daughters Shannon Googoo, Millbrook, Kelly Gloade (Bob), Millbrook and Keah Gloade (Bradley), Millbrook; sons Robin Googoo (Noreen), Membertou, Darren Googoo, Membertou, Glenn Googoo, Membertou and Jason Googoo (Shawna) Upper Tantallon; grandchildren; Marcella Marshall, Miranda Marshall, Bryan Brooks, Noel Brooks, Kristen Googoo, Jared Googoo, Adrianna Bonnell, Janelle MacDonald, Robin Googoo Jr, Aaron Googoo, Raven Googoo, Andrew Googoo, Dante Googoo, Avery Doucette, Seth Doucette, Annie Doucette, Lily Doucette, Alexander Rudderham, Xavier Rudderham, Christian Gloade, Kadin Gloade, Kaitlin Googoo, Joshua Googoo, Dawson Googoo, Dominic Googoo and Kaiya Googoo along with 27 great grandchildren; and godchildren Emily Paul, Adrian Paul, Steven Doucette, Harold “Ricky” Doucette, Lorraine Marshall, Nakita Paul, Annette Cremo, Addy Poulette, and Jeff Herney. Francis was predeceased by his grandparents, Stephen and Bridget (Denny) Googoo; mother in law Mary ”Mama Young” Johnson; daughter Bernice Marshall; daughter in Law Levina Googoo; Grandson Peter Yvon Doucette; Great Grandson Tyler “Tyko” Googoo; Godchildren Wayne Ginnish and Denise Marshall. Visitation will take take place at the Family home on Tuesday July 9 after 5:00 p.m., 66 Micmac Crescent, Membertou, NS. A funeral mass will be held on Thursday July 11th, 2024 at 11 a.m. at St. Marguerite Bourgeoys Church, 40 Cabot St., Sydney. Burial to follow at Membertou Memorial Gardens. A Meal and Salite will follow immediately and take place at the Membertou Trade and Convention Centre.

Halifax, NS October 2, 1946 – July 4, 2024 Deb was born in Ottawa October 2, 1946. Her parents, the late Harry and Hilda (Fisher) Mitcheltree, provided their children with a loving and nurturing childhood, always encouraging their interests and fostering their love of travel. Deb is survived by Burgess Malcolm (Bim), her friend of 62 years and husband of 53 years, her beloved sons Andrew (Lynda Earle) of Liverpool, and Neil (Stephanie Au) of Vancouver. She adored her granddaughters Kiera and Naomi in Liverpool and Stella and Leoni in Vancouver and delighted in sharing 'Nana's Irish songs' at bedtime. Deb is also survived by her much loved brother Paul Mitcheltree (Sylvia) and their sons Daniel and Christopher as well nieces, nephews and cousins in Canada, and around the world. Deb enjoyed hiking, biking, swimming, sailing and camping with family and friends. She particularly cherished memories of adventures in Europe, Barbados, Belize, St Lucia, California, Alaska and Ireland with her husband and sons. Deb fulfilled a dream in 2008 when she and Bim traveled to the Galapagos Islands and then completed the challenging four day trek to Machu Picchu. She traveled on the last day of her life, returning from a wonderful trip to Ireland with Bim. After graduating from Dalhousie and McGill Universities, Deb embarked on a career as a speech language pathologist assisting individuals with communication challenges. Her first four years were with the NS Hearing and Speech Clinic and the remainder spent traveling between schools throughout the Halifax County region. She felt blessed to have had such a rewarding career and was inspired by so many people with whom she worked. Deb treasured her friendships and delighted in experiences shared with the special ‘speech -language sisterhood' particularly during their annual June weekend in White Point. She valued time spent with neighbours and family friends, with members of the Full Deck book group, the creative buddies at Stitchery, and the ever enthusiastic members of the Wednesday Line Dancers. Deb was committed to the Grandmothers to Grandmothers Campaign of the Stephen Lewis Foundation. With her fellow Bay Grandmothers she worked to raise funds and awareness for the grassroots projects in sub-Saharan Africa. These support African Grandmothers and those in their care who have been affected by HIV AIDS. Cremation has occurred. A celebration of life will occur at a later date. Information will follow. If you care to make a donation in Deb's name please consider the Grandmother to Grandmother Campaign c/o the Stephen Lewis Foundation - 260 Spadina Avenue, Suite 501 Toronto ON MST 2E4 Canada https://stephenlewisfoundation.org/contact-us/

Halifax, NS October 03, 1949 – June 28, 2024 It is with the heaviest of hearts that we announce the sudden passing of John Fenton Brophy on Friday June 28, 2024. Born October 3, 1949 in Montreal he was the oldest son of Fenton and Barbara Brophy’s 10 children. John was always quick to say “I’m the oldest of 10” in many conversations with someone he just met. He was so proud to be a part of such a large family. John is pre-deceased by his parents Fenton and Barbara, Brother Cavan, brothers-in-law Charles Beatty and Wayne Saulnier John is survived by daughter Jennifer Swinamer (Steve Rumboldt) of Lantz, only grandchild Harley, and siblings Katherine Ann Beatty, Barbara MacLeod (Allan), Colleen Saulnier, Theresa Jackson (Michael), Patrick (Patti), Michael (Carol), Dennis (Amanda), and Tim all from the New Glasgow area, sister-in-law Barbara, Conroe, Texas and long-time partner and companion Andrea Dale. John’s working career started with NS Power and was followed by positions with Maritimes Plastic, Maplehurst Properties, and Regional Manager for SNC Lavalin Profac with his primary focus on Building and Facility Management. He was an active member on many boards and committees over the years and was a long-time member of the Canadian Progress Club – Halifax and for many years was tasked with recruiting high profile sports celebrities to attend the annual Sports Celebrity Dinner in Halifax. Thank you to all the guys who ensured John got home safe and sound from these dinners – you know who you are! In retirement he was asked to join the North End Community Health Centre Board because of his tremendous experience in building construction, facilities management and maintenance. He became a much-valued member of this board- when John had something to say, people listened. He loved his job and more importantly the people he worked with – they were like a second family to him Travelling was something John loved and did well –nobody could pack a suitcase as strategically as he could. Work brought him to many places in both Canada and the US but also to the Middle East, Eastern Europe and France – he would come home with dozens of pictures, stories and ideas for new things to cook! His vacations with Andrea were often to the warm waters of the Caribbean, Florida, and adventures in the UK. He was thrilled to get to golf “The Old Course” St Andrews in Scotland – that was an experience he re-lived often and with so much joy in the re-telling! John’s passion for golfing took him to so many fabulous golf courses around the world but some of his happiest golf days were at Chester Golf Course overlooking St Margarets Bay. He loved being on the water and cruising around on his boat ‘Glory Days’ or floating in the pool with a book and a drink. We are all going to miss John’s wide happy smiles, his laugh which literally came from his toes – (there is nobody more fun to watch a comedy with: that laugh was so infectious), his ability to ‘work a room’, laugh with, cry with, have a ‘sip’ with, watch sports with, and be welcomed with open arms into his home or his beloved cottage – there were many, many great meals and gatherings there over the years. John had a wonderful ability to make people feel at ease, welcomed and comfortable no matter the setting. If he was cooking there was never an issue when extra folks showed up – “there’s always room for more” (also notable was that he never learned to cook for 2 – it was almost always more like 10). With his large number of nieces, nephews, great nieces and nephews that he tried valiantly to keep track of, Andrea added to the mix in an almost equal number. He loved them all and they loved him back. To all of his family near and far, thank you for being involved in his life – he cherished each and every one of you. “He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often, and loved much” – and you, dear John have reached rock star status. A visitation will be held Thursday July 4th 2024 4pm-7pm J.A. Snows Lacewood Drive Halifax Funeral mass Saturday July 6, 2024 at 11am Our Lady of Lourdes Church Stellarton. Burial will be in the Parish Cemetery. A reception will follow at the Sister Catherine Steele Centre,(Parish Hall) Stellarton. Flowers gratefully accepted. Donations made be made to The Salvation Army Halifax Chapter & The Canadian Cancer Society – Halifax Chapter or to the charity of choice.

Beaver Bank, NS October 25, 1984 - June 21, 2024 It is with deep sadness and heavy hearts that we announce Ryan Anthony Tanner, age 39, of Beaver Bank Nova Scotia, passed away on June 21, 2024 at the Victoria General Hospital in Halifax after fighting a long and courageous battle with cancer. Ryan was grateful for the care and compassion of the doctors, nurses, and medical professionals that assisted him through his journey and lived by the words of letting them deal with his cancer so he could enjoy living his life. Ryan took great pride in knowing how much hope and inspiration he gave to others by sharing his story. Ryan loved fishing and the great outdoors.  He loved the cool crisp air of the fall and knowing his hunting season was coming.  He loved camping, going to the campground, barbecuing and entertaining guests, playing darts and sitting around the campfire.  But more than anything, he loved his family and friends, his dog Lilly, and the time he spent with the people he cherished the most.  His smile, sense of humour and laughter were infectious, he was loved by so many, and will be missed beyond comprehension. He is survived by his partner and fiancé Angela, son Lucas, parents George and Denise, brother Chris (Tara) and nephew Logan, sister Melanie (Chris), brother RJ (Jelissa), many nieces, nephews, uncles, aunts, and cousins. A Celebration of Life for Ryan will take place on Saturday, July 6, 2024 from 2pm to5pm at the Bedford Legion, 1772 Bedford Highway, Bedford, Nova Scotia. Should anyone want to wear camo in Ryan’s honour, please feel free to do so. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society in Ryan’s Memory.

Halifax, NS September 29, 1969 – June 24, 2024 In loving memory of my son, James Reagh Morrison, of Halifax who passed away suddenly 24th June 2024 at home. Born in Halifax, he was the son of Adoptive parents, the late Donald How and Esther (Potter) Morrison. James spent the happiest years of his life living in Montreal where he was involved in acting, with roles in One Way Out staring Jim Belushi, and the mini series Oct 1970 directed by Don McBreaty. James was also recognized by the city of Montreal for neighborhood beautification (Les Balcons en Fleurs) in 1997. James is survived by his loving biological mother, Heather Dawn (Morrison) Mowry, aunt Susan Faith (Morrison) Cook and uncle John B.H Morrison. A small family grave side service will follow at a future date in Fairview Lawn Cemetery, Halifax, We would like to express a heartfelt thank you to all of James’s caregivers over the last several years. May you be in peace and fly with the Angels. You have earned your wings James.

Dartmouth, NS October 26, 1926  -  June 28, 2024 Laidler, Madelon Minerva (Woodruff) died at home in Dartmouth on June 28th, 2024. She was born October 26th, 1926 in Cleveland, Ohio, descended from Matthew and Hannah Woodruff of Connecticut since 1636. At nineteen she married her childhood sweetheart, just return from the U.K. after WW II. She was predeceased by him, Commander Robert Arthur Laidler, R.C.N., naval aviator, and by her daughter Ern Louise. Survived by daughter Francine Elisabeth, and son Robert Brant; by grand children Allison, Adrian, Cameron, and Lauren. Great-grandchildren; Sara, Nathan, Benjamin, Evan, Mason and Mia as well as her great-great granddaughter Harper. Madelon was happy to be an old fashioned woman, devoted to family, God and country. A memorial service will be held at the Anglican Parish of Saint Aidan, 2756 Swaine St. Halifax, at a later date.

McKay Section, NS August 2, 1925 - July 1, 2024 Age 98, of McKay Section, Hants Co., passed away on Monday, July 1, 2024, in Hants Community Hospital, Windsor. Born on August 2, 1925, at Grand Elm Farm, McKay Section, Fannie Irene Harvey was a daughter of the late J. Murdock and Fannie (Dill) Harvey. Irene lived her whole life on the farm where she was born. She often quoted her father as saying that it was the best place in the whole world. She had a long career working in the business office of the Payzant Memorial Hospital and Hants Community Hospital. She was also a member of the Newport United Church and the UCW. Irene loved family and having fun. She greatly enjoyed having gatherings with family and with her many long-time friends and attending special family events. She was a loving and engaged aunt to her nephew and nieces and their families. Over the years she attended countless school concerts, music recitals, graduations, dance and skating competitions and 4-H events. Many birthdays were celebrated with cakes decorated by Irene and no one ever left the farm table hungry if she was around. Irene had a green thumb and kept family well supplied with flowers and tomato plants. There was nothing she enjoyed more than a good game of cards and she remained a keen player right up to the end of her life. We strongly suspect she is currently enjoying a rousing game of Auction 45 with her siblings in heaven. Irene is survived by her brothers, Howard (Beverley) and Rod (Linda Benedict); nephew, Will (Cathy) Mounce; nieces, Leslie (Richard) Hamilton, Sarah (Garry) Hart, Genevieve Harvey (Tim Rissesco), Carolyn (Ron) Crawford and Melissa Harvey; grandnephews and grandnieces, Dr. Tanya (Tyson) Wood, Alisha Mounce, Laura Mounce, Evan (Laura) Mounce, Austen Mounce, Lynden Mounce, Jeremy (Kelton) Hamilton, Tyus Hamilton, Trey Hamilton, Raymond Hart, Rachael Hart, Owen Rissesco, Neil Rissesco and Ella Crawford; great-grandnieces, Jadyn Mounce, Lilia, Alena and Mayah Wood and great-grandnephews, Elliot Mounce, Jasper and Izaiah Hamilton. Besides her parents, she was predeceased by sisters, Annie, Winnifred and Ella Harvey and Ida (Bruce) Mounce; brothers, Harold, Willard and Herman (Mary) Harvey. The family would like to express thanks to the caregivers of Northwood Home Care and the doctors and nurses at Hants Community Hospital for their compassionate and attentive care. Arrangements for cremation have been entrusted to DeMont Family Funeral Home & Cremation Service, 419 Albert St., Windsor (902-798-8317). A funeral service will be held 11:00 am, Tuesday, July 16 in DeMont Family Funeral Home chapel, Rev. Kevin Cox officiating. A reception will immediately follow in the funeral home’s Elmcroft Reception Centre. A private family interment will be held in Riverview Haven Cemetery, Union Corner. In lieu of flowers, donations to a charity of one’s choice would be most appreciated.

Liverpool, NS July 1, 2024 CHASE, Olive Mae, age 75, of Liverpool, Queens County, passed away Monday, July 1, 2024, in Queens General Hospital, Liverpool. Born in Liverpool, Olive was a daughter of the late George and Grace (Jarvis) Chase. Olive worked hard all her life working in Halifax in the hotel industry, Mersey Point fish plant and White Point Lodge. Olive could light up a room with her smile and her flare for fashion. She enjoyed dancing and was well known for her style of “jive" which many tried to copy, but few could accomplish. She loved country music, bingo, thrift shopping and yard sales. Olive enjoyed watching N.Y.P.D. and never missed an episode of The Curse of Oak Island. Olive had a strong faith and loved her dog Precious, but above all, family meant everything to her and she always made it known to everyone. Olive is survived by her companion Charlie Fudge of Liverpool; daughters Myra of Vancouver, Jenifer of Winnipeg and Wanda (Ottis Williams) of Dartmouth; and many grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Her sisters Marilyn (Bruce) of Dartmouth, Betty Moreau of Halifax and Michelle (Otto) Chase-Samuels of Alberta; brothers Richard (Cookie) of Liverpool and John (Carol Morash) of Brampton, Ont. Besides Olive’s parents, she was predeceased by son Darrell, sister Charlotte and brothers Sonny and Tony. Cremation has taken place under the direction of Chandlers’ Funeral Home, Liverpool, NS Funeral service will take place Sunday, July 7, 2024 at 1:00 p.m. in Chandlers’ Funeral Chapel, Liverpool. Pastor Noah Lohnes officiating. Burial will take place in the former Zion United Cemetery, Payzant Street, Liverpool. Family flowers only, donations may be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation or charity of choice.

Halifax, NS July 26, 1957 - July 2, 2024 We are heartbroken to announce the passing of Jerome Peters, on July 2nd, 2024, at the QEII Infirmary, Halifax. Jerome was born on July 26th, 1957, in Halifax. He was the son of the late Morris and Loretta (Pottie) Peters. Following in his father's footsteps, Jerome was a hard-working longshoreman and crane operator at Haltern and Ceres (Local ILA 269) until he retired in 2022. Jerome is survived by his loving wife, Brenda (Demone) and his daughters Kristy Peters (Matthew), and Jillian Peters (Jonathan) as well as his three grandchildren Madison Rowsell, Quinn Hawes, and Nolan Rowsell. Jerome is also survived by his sister Brenda Thompson (Gary), aunts and uncles. Jerome is predeceased by his father Morris Peters, mother Loretta Peters, many aunts and uncles, son-in-law Sheldon Rowsell, and his beloved family pets Puggles, and Bailey. Jerome was known for his love of classic cars and trucks, hunting, and four-wheeling, his sense of humour, his admiration of his children and grandchildren, and his passion for animals. Jerome has always been the favourite of every family pet. Jerome will be forever missed by his wife, children, and grandchildren Madison, Quinn and Nolan. His dedication to his family and his job is the core of his legacy. The family would like to thank everyone who helped Jerome and his family during the last year. Your kindness has been much appreciated, and we could not have done it without you. Especially Glenn and Judy Landry and Murray Edmonds. In place of flowers, the family asks that you consider a donation to an animal shelter in Jerome’s name. Cremation has taken place under the care of J. A Snow Funeral Home. The funeral service will be at J.A Snow Funeral Home 339 Lacewood Drive Halifax on Wednesday, July 10th, 2024, at 10 AM.

Sydney, NS May 25, 1956 - July 2, 2024 It is with heavy hearts that we announce the sudden passing of Laurier “Scott” Boyd, 68, of Sydney, NS. Born in Fredericton, NB, to the late Laurier Reginald and Nina Winnifred (Peters). Scott is survived by his only child, Ashley (Donnie), Sydney; sisters, Jan Beaton, Sydney, and Lynn Boyd (Fraser), New Glasgow; partner, Karen Lewis (Sydney); her children Jordan and Martina, and his handsome boy, Levi; as well as his nephews and nieces, Finnan Beaton, Nicholas Beaton, Lauren MacLean, Michael Antle, and Kelsey Antle. Besides his parents, Scott was predeceased by his brother-in-law and best friend, Edward Beaton. Dad’s love of entertaining came from his parents and the Peters’ family. Whether it was drumming or performing song and dance in Rotary shows, he could do it all. These skills helped prepare him for his incredible years in music, broadcasting, television, announcing, and emceeing. Beginning in his early teens, Dad played music. The first band formed with his friends, called Time Capsule, held rehearsals at his house with his father cheering them on. At the age of 17, he moved to Ontario with friends to make a living in show business and played in several bands. Cape Breton was always in his heart, and he always ended up finding his way home. Beginning in the late 1970’s until recently, Dad played in numerous bands; Pat Moore and the Bachelor Boys; Easy Listening, Exit, Tabloid, Transition, and Full Circle, just to name a few. Dad’s first broadcasting job was with CHER Radio, beginning with the evening shows, moving to the afternoons, and then eventually the morning show. It was here that Dad also learned the ropes with production and programming. After CHER, Dad moved to Halifax for what would turn into his biggest opportunity, Breakfast Television. Dad loved being on BT; it allowed him to live life to the fullest. One day he could be learning karate with his daughter, and the next he would attempt climbing a crane (even though heights weren’t his thing). He always wanted to make sure that he gave the audience his all, and seeing him after a taping, I can certainly attest to him putting it all out there. He was extremely proud when he won his ECMA award for Media Personality of the Year in 2003. He was genuinely shocked when his name was announced because he never thought he did anything out of the ordinary. Dad never lost sight of his musical roots and would give a break to bands coming up by booking them on BT, including Aries Latitude, Mr. Crowe’s Garden, Mitchell Spencer, and Great Big Sea. His previous production experience came in handy when he also stepped behind the camera with BT throughout his later time with the show. The pull of Cape Breton called again, and Dad found himself back on the Island in radio with 99.9 CJIJ “Little c” in Membertou, NS, before joining the Giant in 2008. Rob, Scott and Tashia made one of the best morning teams in radio broadcasting. He loved the banter between them and the strong friendships that developed. Always looking for a new challenge, Dad moved to New Glasgow to work at Q97.9, before deciding to retire back on the Cape. Never able to leave this life behind entirely, he would occasionally announce the races at Bud’s Speedway until the time of his passing. With all his infectious energy, it only makes sense that he would need many outlets. Beginning in the 1980’s, Dad could be found at a football field coaching the Concords Football Team and helping with the Community Policing project. You could always depend on Dad to co-host the IWK Telethon, and of course, in some capacity on Christmas Daddies, whether it be in a band or as the co-host. In 2006, Dad threw his hat into the political ring when he ran for the MLA seat in Cape Breton South. While he wasn’t successfully elected, he was appointed by the Premier as manager of the Cape Breton cabinet office. He shared his love of motorcycles with me from a young age and would take part in many toy runs and the Wish Makers parade. In the late 2000’s, I was able to work with him in bringing the Cape Breton Bike Fest to Sydney and cherish the memories we were able to share thanks to motorcycles. As a drummer, it was only fitting that Dad would step in to do what he could with the International Drum Fest; he always wanted to showcase the talent that he saw in the world. The cause that was held nearest to my father’s heart was the Canadian Mental Health Association. He attended their yearly event, first as an emcee, and later as a guest speaker. He never shied away from his struggles and believed that talking about things was always the best way to move forward. Cremation has taken place. There will be a celebration of Dad’s life on Monday, July 8, 2024, from 4pm – 8pm at the Center 200 Concourse. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Canadian Mental Health Association, Cape Breton Chapter, or to the Heart & Stroke Foundation.