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Halifax, NS January 20th, 1950 - December 19th, 2023 We are saddened to announce the passing of Thomas Allen Martelle, a devoted father, skilled multi-tradesman, and beloved member of the motorcycle community. Thomas passed away peacefully, leaving behind a legacy of craftsmanship, and cherished memories. Born in Sarnia, Ontario, Thomas was a proud and accomplished multi-tradesman, mastering various skills throughout his career, with a particular passion for welding. His adept hands and keen eye for detail made him well-known in the community for his craftsmanship, leaving a lasting impact on those who had the privilege of witnessing his talents. Beyond his professional pursuits, Thomas found solace and joy in fixing up motorcycles—an endeavor that allowed him to combine his love for mechanics with the thrill of the open road. His commitment to the craft was a source of inspiration to many, creating a community of fellow enthusiasts who admired his skill and passion. Thomas was the father to three daughters and one son. All of whom he loved deeply in his own unique way. One of Thomas's greatest joys was spending time at his cottage, surrounded by the tranquility of nature. Whether tinkering with motorcycles in the garage or enjoying the serene beauty of the outdoors, he found solace and peace in these cherished moments. Thomas Allen Martelle will be remembered for his exceptional craftsmanship, and the impact he made on those around him. His legacy lives on in the hearts of those who knew and loved him.

Sydney, NS December 29, 1952 - January 5th, 2024 We regret to announce the sudden passing of Elizabeth Ann Storey, a mother and a cherished sister. Elizabeth left this world unexpectedly due to complications from an injury, leaving behind a legacy of resilience, love, and cherished memories. Born into a big family, Elizabeth was one of four siblings—two brothers and a sister—who shared a lifetime of laughter, adventures, and unwavering support. She was a beloved daughter and a loving mother to her son Jesse and her daughter Madaline. Elizabeth's family meant the world to her. Elizabeth's adventurous spirit took her across the diverse landscapes of Canada. From the east to the west, she embraced the beauty of this vast country and the communities that welcomed her. During her time out west, Elizabeth and her husband even tried their hands at pig farming—a testament to her willingness to embark on new ventures and experiences. A true patriot, Elizabeth was a proud supporter of her local Legion, honoring those who served with a deep respect for their sacrifice. She found solace and camaraderie within the Legion community, contributing to its vitality with her unwavering support. Despite facing a significant injury in the prime of her life, Elizabeth persevered, demonstrating an inspiring determination in trying to be there for her family. Her resilience was a source of strength to those around her and she continued to pour her love into her role as a mother, sister, and friend. Elizabeth had a passion for classic television, with a particular fondness for the timeless humor of MASH. Her love for the small screen mirrored her appreciation for life's simple pleasures and the enduring power of laughter. In celebrating Elizabeth Ann Storey's life, we remember a woman of strength, love, and spirit. She will be dearly missed and forever remembered in the hearts of those fortunate enough to have shared in her journey.