Ingonish, NS June 20, 1933 - November 3, 2025 It is with sadness that we announce the passing of Clarence Joyce Stockley of Catalone, on November 3, 2025, in the Cape Breton Regional Hospital, Sydney. Born in Ingonish on June 20, 1933, he was the son of the late Alfred and Louise (Dupe) Stockley. Clarence is survived by his wife, Sarah “Sadie”; daughters, Marjorie (Timmy) Spencer, Main-a-dieu, Susan (Everett) Spencer, Albert Bridge and Claudette Stockley, Catalone; sons, Alfred (Patsy), Main-a-dieu, Vern (Christina), Mira Road and Clarence (Dawn), New Boston; sister, Anne Turner, New Waterford; sister-in-law, Betty Stockley; grandchildren, Christopher, Michael, Carly, Mitchum, Tia, Bradley, Jennifer and Jermey; and 16 great-grandchildren. Clarence was predeceased by his son, George; one son in infancy; granddaughter, Megan; and many brothers and sisters. Visitation will take place Wednesday, November 5, 2025, in Sydney Memorial Chapel from 4-7 pm. Funeral service will be held in the chapel on Thursday, November 6, 2025, at 11 am with Rev. Sheldon Chant officiating. Interment will take place in St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Albert Bridge. Memorials may be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation or to a charity of your choice. Stockley, Clarence Joyce

Sydney, NS September 7, 1949  -  October 27, 2025 Heaven gained an exceptional angel. The family of Judy Mercer is saddened to announce her peaceful passing in the early morning of October 27, 2025, at the Northside General Hospital, North Sydney. Born September 7, 1949, in Sydney, she was a daughter of the late Thomas William Frank "Bill" and Vida (Lake) Plumridge. Judy’s life was always centered around her family, especially her grandchildren, Brycen Nearing, Lila Mercer, Paige Mercer and Colby Nearing, who were the lights of her life. Their smiles and laughter fired her soul. Judy loved baking and crafting. She will be remembered for her family built restaurant, Judy’s Kitchen. Judy will be immensely missed by her husband of 55 plus years, Brian; her beloved children, Andrew (Cheryl), Ottawa, and Bryna, Coxheath; as well as her brother, Tom (Sherri), Coxheath; sister, Debbie (Kevin), Howie Centre; and her many special nephews and friends. Judy and family would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to all the doctors, nurses and caregivers who made her feel like family and helped her along her journey. Cremation has taken place under the care and direction of Sydney Memorial Chapel. Visitation will be held at Sydney Memorial Chapel on Wednesday, November 12th from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. followed by a service in the chapel at 1 p.m. with Rev. Stephen Mills officiating. Interment will take place in Forest Haven Memorial Gardens. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to The Heart and Stroke Foundation . Mercer, Judy Arlene

East River Point, NS April 05, 1929 - October o4, 2025 The family of Lorna Creelman Nauss, age 96, of East River Point, Nova Scotia, is saddened to announce her passing on Saturday, October 4th, 2025. Born on April 5th, 1929, in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Lorna was the daughter of Dr. Prescott A. Creelman and Freida I. (Creighton) Creelman. She passed peacefully at South Shore Regional Hospital in Bridgewater. Predeceased by her beloved husband, William, Lorna and Bill shared 71 joyful years filled with family, travel, and lasting friendships. They met at Mount Allison University, where Lorna graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 1951. The couple married in Charlottetown on September 4th of that year. As a devoted military and foreign service spouse, Lorna accompanied Bill on numerous postings across Canada and abroad, including in Copenhagen and San Francisco, where she made lifelong friends. Lorna had a deep passion for people, art, and Scottish Country Dancing. Always warm and welcoming, she took a genuine interest in everyone she met—including the four-legged kind. Her playful spirit and sense of humour brought laughter to every gathering. She is lovingly remembered by her three children: Meredith Rodger (Elliot) of Ottawa, ON; Karen Nauss-Henry (Reid) of Edmonton, AB; and David Nauss (Marcie Boswell) of Upper Tantallon, NS. Lorna also leaves behind five grandchildren: David Rodger, Mariana Henry Kuchmak, Michael Henry, Charlotte Nauss, and Isaac Nauss; and one great-grandchild, Elizabeth Henry. In keeping with her generous spirit, Lorna donated her body to science. A celebration of life and interment will be held at a later date. Donations in Lorna’s name may be made to Hope For Wildlife .

Sydney, NS November 12, 1968 - October 15, 2025 It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our beloved wife, mother, and sister, Cheryl Lee Ferguson (née MacGregor), who passed peacefully on October 15, 2025, surrounded by her family. Born to Robert and Louise MacGregor (MacQueen) on November 12, 1968, in Sydney, Nova Scotia, Cheryl brought joy, warmth, and light to everyone who knew her. Cheryl possessed a remarkable gift for connection, making everyone feel special with a listening ear, a thoughtful gesture, and a radiant smile that filled the room. Her infectious laughter and vibrant energy enriched our lives, serving as a beautiful reminder to appreciate everyday moments. For Cheryl, life was a full-participation sport. She could turn a simple gathering into a dance party, a joy that began as a young girl at Susan Gallop's dance school. She was a leader at Riverview High School (1987), balancing many responsibilities including yearbook editor, student council, and cheerleading. She maintained this momentum at Acadia University (1991), where she earned a Bachelor of Science and was awarded the prestigious Golden A. After earning her Master of Science from Springfield College (1993), she dedicated many years to her career as a Certified Hand Therapist, sharing guidance, encouragement, and positivity with all she met. Outside of work, Cheryl loved to stay active: teaching aerobics classes, running marathons, cheering at hockey rinks, tennis courts, and soccer fields, and enjoying family walks around the neighborhood. Driven by a strong sense of togetherness and adventure, Cheryl was a legendary hostess who welcomed, and planned countless itineraries for, friends and family visits. From hiking the Swiss Alps to riding hot air balloons over the Grand Canyon, Cheryl championed the immense potential of life and inspired others to aim high. While life brought Cheryl to Europe and the United States, Cape Breton was always her home. She cherished summers spent at the MacGregor bungalow, "Camp Laugh-A-Lot" in East Bay, surrounded by the laughter and storytelling of multiple generations of loved ones. Cheryl defined the gold standard of friendship and was a magnetic, dedicated friend to so many who feel this loss deeply. She poured love into her family and always made time to nurture these relationships. Cheryl's greatest joy was her children, Cole and Elle, whom she raised with care, encouragement, and a strength that will continue to shape their lives in immeasurable ways. Though words cannot express the depth of our loss, we take comfort in knowing that Cheryl's undeniable spirit, distinctive laughter, and boundless love will live on forever in the hearts of her family and friends. Her greatest legacy is the powerful example she set of living life joyfully, surrounded by loved ones. Cheryl will be remembered with love by her husband, Craig; children, Cole and Elle; brothers, Robbie (Noreen) and Barry (Sheila); nephews and nieces, Owen (Nicole), Corey (Milene), Lauren (Clayton Davis), and Jenna (Pat Holland); and great-nieces and nephews, Aela, Finlay, Valentina, Giulietta, Isla, Lincoln, and Liv. Her memory will also be cherished by father and mother-in-law, Norman and Dianne Ferguson; sister-in-law, Cheryl (Paul Jamael); and nieces, Marlowe and Norah. We extend our sincere thanks to the 9th floor staff of Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women & Babies in Orlando, Florida, with special gratitude to Dr. Shelly Seward, who went above and beyond to ensure Cheryl received the compassionate care she deserved. A Celebration of Life will be held on Thursday, October 30th from 6pm-8pm at the Golden Bear Club, 6300 Jack Nicklaus Pkwy, Windermere, FL, 34786. Family visitation will take place Friday, November 7th from 6-8pm at United Protestant Church of Sydney River (front door). Celebration of Life will be held Saturday, November 8th at 11am, also at the United Protestant Church of Sydney River with Rev. Dana Feltmate officiating. Interment will take place in Alfred Smith Cemetery. The funeral service will be livestreamed on the Sydney Memorial Chapel Facebook page. In lieu of flowers, donations in memory of Cheryl may be made to your charity of choice.

Albert Bridge, NS October 15, 2025 It is with heavy hearts that we, the family of Caroline Catherine MacIntyre, age 79, announce her passing on Wednesday, October 15, 2025, at Victoria Haven, Glace Bay. Caroline passed peacefully with loving family and friends by her side. Born in Francois, Newfoundland, Caroline was the daughter of the late Rosanna and Benjamin Fudge of Louisbourg. She was a woman of many talents whose creativity shone through quilting, knitting, painting, and cooking. Her adventurous spirit and love of conversation meant she spent countless hours catching up with friends and family. You could count on Caroline’s laughter and smile to light up a room. Her faith was her strength, carrying her through challenges with grace. The deep love Caroline had for her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren was always clear in her eyes and in her words. Caroline is survived by her daughter, Sarah (Harry) LaCosta; and was Nana to, Brian Tilley, Victoria and Alexandra Budgell, Daniel, Kendall, and Madison LaCosta; great-grandchildren, Harrison and Emma LaCosta and Coleman Budgell; brother, Benny Fudge; sister-in-law, Mora Estabrooks; brother-in-law, Leo Carter; son-in-law, Bruce Budgell Jr.; aunt, Winnie Barter; as well as many nieces, nephews, and cousins who supported her in recent years. Beside her parents, Caroline was predeceased by her husband, of 61 years, Donald ‘Sander’; daughter, Linda; brothers, Harold, Wallace George (infancy) and sister, Edith. Safe to say, Caroline finally checked into her forever room, and I doubt she arrived quietly with that crew waiting for her. She’s pain-free, worry-free, and reunited. Most likely, Caroline is catching Linda and Edith up on all the gossip. The family extends heartfelt thanks to Cape Breton Home Care, the assisted living staff at Parkland, Victoria Haven, and the many neighbors and friends, who offered their kindness and care. Cremation has taken place. A celebration of life for the late Caroline MacIntyre will be held at a later date in Union Presbyterian Church, Albert Bridge, with Rev. Lydia MacKinnon officiating. Donations in memory of Caroline may be made to Union Presbyterian Church, Albert Bridge . Funeral arrangements are entrusted to the care and direction of Pier Community Funeral Home. “In my father’s house are many rooms… I go to prepare a place for you. And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again and will take you to myself, that where I am you may be also.” — John 14:2–3 MacIntyre, Caroline Catherine

Blackett’s Lake, NS October 12, 1934 - October 14, 2025 We, the family of Cyril Williamson, regret to announce his passing on Tuesday, October 14, 2025. Cyril passed peacefully in Miners Memorial Manor, Sydney Mines on a beautiful fall day just two days following his 91st birthday. Born October 12, 1934, in Blackett’s Lake, he was the son of the late George and Sarah Ann (Hickman) Williamson. Cyril was a longtime resident of Blackett’s Lake, living there until having a stroke. He then called Miners Memorial Manor in Sydney Mines home for the past several years. During his working career, Cyril was employed with Reeves, Pyro Minerals and the Municipal Incineration Facility, but his true passion was working alongside his brother, George at the family mill in Blackett’s Lake. They were the first to run a computerized sawmill in Nova Scotia. Cyril will be remembered as a hardworking man, but in his spare time, loved to spend time gardening, cutting wood, woodworking, walking and tinkering with small engine repair in his retirement years. He also enjoyed many Sunday drives with his wife, children and grandchildren. He is survived by his sister, Pearl MacKeigan; daughter, Susan Williamson; grandchildren, Christa (Tommy) Trainor, Lindsey (Gerald) MacDonald, Alicia (Wayne) Odo, Jessica (Kyle) MacDonald, Caleb (Stephanie) Lloyd, Cyril (Kailin) MacDonald, Breanna (Scott) Lloyd and Dakota Lloyd; great-grandchildren, Lily, Mya, Sofie, Ryan, Owen, Kayson, Crew, Zoey, Quinnleigh, Russell, Lillian, Liam, Murphy, Hudson, and Gregory; along with several nieces and nephews. In addition to his parents, Cyril was predeceased by his wife, Ivy (Pitcher); daughter, Brenda Williamson; and siblings, George, Fred, Reg and Sally, who all passed away in the order they were born. Visitation will take place at Sydney Memorial Chapel on Saturday, October 18th from 4-7 p.m. A funeral service will be held in the chapel on Sunday, October 19th at 2 pm with Rev. Dana Feltmate officiating. Interment will take place in John Pringle Cemetery, Blackett’s Lake. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation, Miners Memorial Manor or a charity of your choice.

Bridgewater, NS April 13, 1957 - August 26, 2025 It is with profound sadness that we announce Terina Maria Pickering passed away from an unexpected accident on August 26th, 2025 at home in Bridgewater, Nova Scotia. She leaves behind her mother, Dorothy McIntyre; sister, Michelle; children, Pilar and Franky Agueci; grandchildren, Emma, Olivia, and Jude, and long-term partner, Dave Pickering. Born on April 13, 1957, in Woodbridge, Ontario, Terina thrived on caregiving and creativity. Charismatic, charming, and endlessly adaptable, she left a lasting impression on everyone she met. Those who knew her will remember her love of animals, vast range of skills and her uncanny ability to master new ones. Developing her passions in the early years, she won sewing and baking competitions at the Woodbridge Fair at the age of twelve. In her teens she made and furbished porcelain dolls, and as an adult she expanded to gardening, renovating, animal husbandry, and more. Her passion for learning led to a variety of careers, stewardess, model, business owner, interior designer, caterer, and caregiver, Terina lived a robust life. The impact of this tragic accident will be felt by her family, friends, and her beloved animals. Her family appreciates your thoughts and prayers, and kindly request privacy as they grieve.

Sydney, NS January 08, 1943 – October 12, 2025 It is with deep sadness, we, the family, announce Clarence’s passing on Sunday, October 12, 2025, in Sydney. Born in Sydney, Clarence was the eldest son of the late Willie John and Cecile Chiasson. Clarence is survived by sons, Bill (Darlene), Sydney, and Charley, Toronto; grandchildren, Samantha (Ryan), Zachary (Jenna), and Erin (Terry); great-grandchildren, Luci, and Jake; brother, Tommy (Brenda); sisters, Elaine (Leonard), and Charlotte-Anne (Bruno); special nieces, Joanne and Marlene; as well as, many other nieces, nephews, cousins and good friends, all of whom he was close to over the years. Besides his parents, Clarence was predeceased by his beloved wife, Sheila; son, Michael; sister, Linda Marie, and brother, Fred (the late Judy). Clarence worked for the Sydney Steel Corporation, as a crane operator until his retirement. He was a very social person, for he could strike up a conversation with anyone. If Clarence didn’t know you, he’d find a connection to someone you both knew, that was his ‘gift’. Clarence enjoyed sitting on his front step having conversations with his many friends, going to the dances, the outdoors, camping, fishing, hunting and of course occasional trips to the horse races. In his later years, he was the caregiver for his dear wife, Sheila, until his own health failed him. The family would like to thank the staff of MacGillivray Guest Home for the wonderful care and friendships Clarence made while at the home and for the care he received during his many hospitalizations at the Cape Breton Regional Hospital. A special thank you to Dr. Bonnar, whose empathy and care was greatly appreciated by the family. In keeping with Clarence’s wishes, cremation has taken place and there will be no visitation or service. Donations in Clarence’s name may be made to Cape Breton SPCA or a charity of your choice. Funeral arrangements are entrusted to the care and direction of Pier Community Funeral Home. “Rest in Peace Dad, you are now with Mom and many friends.” Chiasson, Clarence Patrick

Brookside, NS February 04, 1951 - October 07, 2025 It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of Harold Robert Hopkinson, who died suddenly at his home in Brookside, Nova Scotia, on October 7, 2025. Born in Halifax, Harold grew up surrounded by family and friends in Hatchet Lake, including the love of his life, Donna, whom he married in 1971. Having learned all he needed from school at a young age, Harold quickly joined the workforce — first as a breakfast cook at Dalhousie University. He often told the story of hitchhiking into work each morning at 4 am and how Dalhousie was where he learned to cook eggs. From there, he moved on to driving delivery trucks around the city. In 1970, Harold began “slinging beer” at the Red Fox Tavern. He did that for 14 years and “made a fine living”, working long days and counting tips with Donna late at night — usually over a barbecue and a beverage while their daughter Lori slept. In 1984, Harold found his true calling when he became a car salesman at Halifax Chrysler. For the next 30 years, he sold Chrysler products at several dealerships across the city. For most of that time, he was the top salesman in Atlantic Canada and a Master Member of the Chrysler Sales Guild. Harold loved selling cars. He was passionate about helping customers find the car they needed (not necessarily the car they wanted!) and took pride in looking after them long after they left the dealership. Harold never forgot a customer’s name and shared in their excitement at each sale. During that time, he made many lifelong friendships, not only customers but also his co-workers, sales and service managers, and dealership owners. He absolutely loved going to work each day and that was because of the people. Harold worked incredibly hard, though he would say it never felt like work. He also played hard. The shenanigans with his co-workers both at work and after hours were stories that will live on but should likely not be repeated in print. Harold often said he couldn’t have asked for better neighbours. The practical jokes among friends in his Brookside neighbourhood were legendary. These friendships grew to become true extended families rarely seen today. He knew he could always count on them for anything. He enjoyed travelling with family and friends — from Chrysler trips, to yearly Thanksgiving getaways, to Florida vacations. Harold loved playing crib — no one counted faster than he did (accuracy is another story!). He also liked to fish and hunt. But Harold was most in his element at his home, entertaining friends and family, which he did often. After his retirement, Harold developed a passion for walking and spoiling the neighbourhood dogs. He also developed a knack for finding deals, whether it was the cheapest bottled water in the city or a ‘2-for-1’ ham, he was quick to remind people that “It was only a deal if you needed it”. Harold was an incredibly generous man and never hesitated to help anyone, without question or complaint. Harold leaves behind his wife Donna, daughter Lori (Calvin), and siblings Laura, Shirley, Bernadette, Rosemarie, David, and Darrell, and many nieces and nephews who will miss him dearly. He was predeceased by his parents Minerva and Fred, and siblings Beatrice, Carl, George, Junior, Raymond, and Barbie. A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, October 18, 2025, from 2:00 to 5:00 pm at Steele Wheels Motor Museum, 66 Otter Lake Court, Halifax, Nova Scotia. “Now pay attention!”, the gathering will be informal — just as Harold would have wanted — a time to share stories, laughter, and memories together. There will be a short eulogy at 3:00 pm, followed by an open invitation for anyone to share their own Harold stories. Interment will take place at a later date. If you wish, memorial donations can be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation or St. Timothy’s Anglican Church in Hatchet Lake .

Halifax, NS June 05, 1968 - October 07, 2025 Wade was born on June 5, 1968 in Halifax, NS to Glennie and the late Carol Zinck. Wade is survived by his spouse Tish Anne Morash (Annie), daughter Chelsey Leigh (Andrew) Williamson, son Kyle Zinck, stepsons Kenneth Allen (Eileen) and Michael Morash (Tiffany), grandchildren Georgia, Haisley, Declan and Alexis, brothers Larry and Glen (Shelly), sister in-law Tanya Allen, niece Sarah, nephews Ryan (Lesley) James (Janna) and JR. He is also survived by numerous great nieces, great nephews and extended family members. Wade worked for and was an important part of Dover Masonry Limited for his entire bricklaying career. Wade loved hunting, fishing, being on the water and spending time at his cottage, anything outdoors. Wade had a heart as big as he was and wasn't afraid to show it. He loved his family and friends deeply and it showed in the relationships he had. Besides his mother, Wade was predeceased by his in-laws Catherine Zinck and Weldon Allen and his nephew Matthew. As per his wishes there will be no service and interment will be held at a later date.

Amherst, NS July 12, 1931 - September 29, 2025 It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Mary Jean Bishop, a beloved daughter, mother, aunt, great aunt, grandmother, great-grandmother, and dear friend, after 94 remarkable years, on September 29, 2025 at Sunnyside Longterm care facility. Daughter of Charles (predeceased April 24, 1988), and Jemima (Mina - predeceased June 3, 1970), Mary is survived by brother Charles Jr. (Marguerite), living a life full of adventure, joy, and countless cherished connections with more friends than we could ever name. Born in Amherst, Nova Scotia, on July 12, 1931, Mom carried the love of the East Coast in her heart, though the bright lights of Toronto soon called her name. From there, her journey unfolded with travel, fashion, entrepreneurial spirit (as the proud owner of Our Little Shop in Saint George), and endless exploration. Never one to settle for long, her adventurous soul made a home in many communities and cities throughout her life. An avid skater, she was often compared to the great Barbara Ann Scott—and never let us forget it as the years went on. Her passion for skiing also led her to become an instructor on the slopes of Chicopee, where she shared her love of the sport with others and forged even more lasting connections—always ready for the next trip, ski poles in tow. Above all, Mom’s greatest joy was found in her family. She treasured every moment with her children, grandchildren, and lived to hear the exciting news that she recently became a Great Grandma. Mom filled our lives with laughter, wisdom, and unconditional love—leaving behind memories that will continue to brighten our hearts for the rest of our lives. A woman of deep faith, Mom believed in the power of Jesus and looked forward to finding peace with the Lord. This faith gave her strength, comfort, and hope throughout her life, and now we take comfort knowing she is at rest in his arms. Over the years, we were blessed to witness her strength, independence, and unwavering spirit. We will forever carry these gifts with us. You will be dearly missed, Grams, but your light shines on in all of us. We promise to continue carrying the torch, striving each day to “change the world”—just as you inspired us to do. (Queue Johnny Reid). With all our eternal love: Daughter Joy (forever in spirit and in our hearts), Granddaughter Ferris (Dave) and great-granddaughters Charlotte and Lucy, Son Glen (Martine) and grand-fur-baby Saydah, Son Steve (Leighe), granddaughter Amberleighe (Jarad) and great-grandson Callum, granddaughter Brooklynn (John-Wesley) and great-grandson Theodore, grandson Coleton (Sierra), Daughter Lynne (Robert) and granddaughter Abbey. Special thanks to the loving staff at Sunnyside Longterm Care facility - the journey would not have been as comforting without all of the amazing teams, especially Christine (extremely gifted nurse practitioner), who was so attentive to Mary's every need, and Pearletta from Buttonworks, who was at Mary's and our side supporting her comfort and care needs until the last moment. We promise to honor your request - love one another and look after each other's needs every day. You are an angel Pearletta, a true angel. Cremation has taken place. A service will be held at a later date in Mary's hometown of Amherst, Nova Scotia. As expressions of sympathy, donations to Sunnyside Foundation or the Canadian Alzheimer Society would be greatly appreciated by the family. Next Spring, when the buds on your plants are popping and your hydrangeas and roses are showing signs of a new beginning, pause and think of Mary; she was a true lover of all that was flowers.

Sydney, NS October 6, 2025 We, the family of Joseph Theadore Proctor, regret to announce his passing, surrounded by his loving family, on October 6, 2025, at 84 years of age, in Sydney. Joe was the adopted son of the late James and Margaret MacDonnell, New Glasgow. Joe is survived by his devoted wife of 59 years, Agnes Proctor; daughters, Margie (Todd) Ferguson, Middle Sackville, and Cathy (Peter) Proctor, Sydney; son, Terry (Tracy) Proctor, Sydney. He is also survived by his sister, Jeannie MacGillivary, BC; brothers-in-law, George (Arlene), and Tom (Janet) Hines, and sister-in-law, Linda (Joe) Hines. Joe will be lovingly remembered and deeply missed by his grandchildren, Sarah, Emily, Cassidy, Mitchell, Tyler, Jenna, and Caellum, and by his great-granddaughter, Sophie. Joe was predeceased by his brothers and sisters, Jimmy MacDonnell, Francis MacDonnell, Father Duncan MacDonnell, Sister Catherine MacDonnell, Theresa MacDonnell, the Honourable Hugh MacDonnell, Bill Potter, Dan Burns, and Kaye Gottschall. He was also predeceased by brothers-in-law, Joe and John Charles Hines. Joe will be remembered as a man who was always willing to lend a helping hand and who always had a story to tell. His bright smile and twinkling blue eyes will never be forgotten. In Grampy’s eyes, “if you’re not early, you’re late”, and you could always count on him to be waiting in the driveway long before it was time to leave. The family would like to extend their heartfelt thanks to the wonderful staff at MacGillivary Guest Home, who treated our “Grampy” and “Papa Joe” like family. Special thanks to Madison and Vicky for your love, kindness, and devotion to our Dad. Cremation has taken place. There will be no visitation for the late Joe Proctor. Memorial Mass will be celebrated at a later date. Donations in Joe’s memory may be made to the SPCA, Cape Breton Chapter.