CELEBRATION OF LORNE'S LIFE

KINBURN COMMUNITY CENTRE

28 August, 2021







Bonnie (Niece) & Rob (brother-i-l)

Cindy (Niece) and Bruce (Nephew-i-l) Welcome Guests
 

Bruce, Cindy and Edith (Sister) Enjoying the Music

 


Caitlin (Grandson Eric's partner), Karen (daughter) and Robyn (Great-Granddaughter)

Deborah (Niece-i-l), Jim (Nephew), Edith (Sister), Rob (Brother-i-l), Tiffany (Soon to be Granddaughter-i-l), Lilly (Great-Granddaughter)

Chris (Nephew), Fran (Sister), Brendon & Leslie (Good Friends and Neighbours)

Erin (Granddaughter), John (Son-i-l), Karen (Daughter) Rachel (Granddaughter-i-l), Chris (Nephew), Fran (Sister)

Jane (Daughter), Deborah (Niece-i-l), Jim (Nephew), Terry (Nephew)


Al (Son)

Colleen (Niece). Brendon & Leslie (Good Friends & Neighbours)
Al (Son)

Jamison (Grandson)

Jamison (Grandson)


Wil (Friend, Brother of Dave)


Kathy (Daughter)


Kathy (Daughter)


Caitlin (Grandson Eric's Partner), Eric (Grandson), Al (Son)



Caitlin (Grandson Eric's Partner), Eric (Grandson) perform an Original Song
(Buck's Moonlight Revival)

Karen (Daughter)

John (Son-i-l) & Kare (Dughter) Perform Dad's original song "Sing A Happy Song For Me, For They Don't Sing Sad Songs in Heaven, So Don't Sing A Sad Song For Me"



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