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John Alexander (Jack) Dalziel

 

RCNVR

 

Born: 16 Jan 1924, Borden, Prince Edward Island, Canada

 

Died: 27 Nov 2012, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada

 

DALZIEL, John Alexander (Jack) - 88 of Dartmouth, NS and Orwell Cove PEI, passed away peacefully on Nov. 27th, 2012 at Dartmouth General Hospital 4 west with his family at his side.

 

Born in Borden, PEI in 1924, he was the son of Kathleen and Frank Dalziel. He is survived by his sister Betty MacBrearty of Elliott Lake,Ontario and pre-deceased by his brother Frank of Victoria, BC. Jack is survived by his loving wife Celie (Rooney) of 64 years and by his 5 children Kathy (Bev),Frank (Joan), John (Cathy), Hugh (Shirley), and Nelda (Gerald); 12 grandchildren, and 4 great-grandchildren. Jack was a family man who loved his family dearly.

 

Jack was a World War II veteran who served proudly on a Navy mine sweeper from 1943-1945. He was a science graduate and avid sportsman who played rugby and hockey for St. Dunstan’s University graduating in 1949 as the president of his graduating class.

 

He worked for over 35 years in the Federal Government dept of Fisheries and Dept of the Environment.

 

Upon his retirement in 1982 Jack built his summer home in Orwell Cove, PEI “The house that Jack built” housed many family events and memories. The door was always open to family and friends in “The Cove” with over 500 meals served by the July long weekend each summer.

 

Jack was active with Kiwanis and his church over the years. He was a man of unconditional love and unwavering faith. He will be greatly missed.

 

Our heartfelt appreciation goes to the nurses and staff at Dartmouth General Hospital for their professionalism and genuine compassionate care for Dad and the family.
Visitation will be at Dartmouth Funeral Home,29 Queen Street Dartmouth on Friday from 2-4 and 7 to 9pm. Mass will at St.Thomas More Parish, ( Corner Caladonia & Main St . Dartmouth ) on Saturday Dec 1st at 10am. Reception to follow in the church hall.

 

In lieu of flowers, donations to your local food bank or a charity of your choice would be greatly appreciated. (Dartmouth Funeral Home)

 


 

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